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Friday, 3 October 2025

HUNT'S ARMS, King Street

or
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The earlier date of Hartley's occupancy would have coincided
with the time of Henry 'The Orator' Hunt's time as Liberal Member of Parliament
for Preston
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MINE HOST:
1832 - 41    Lawrence Hartley (property owned by Thomas Dean -
                                                      Preston Chronicle 20.7.1839)
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JERRY-SHOP CONVICTIONS: Yesterday, Lawrence Hartley of the Henry Hunt jerry shop, was convicted of keeping open his house at forbidden hours, and fined 40 shillings.
 PRESTON PILOT   3rd November 1832 
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LAWRENCE HARTLEY, keeper of Hunt's Tavern, King Street, retail brewer,
was charged with having his house open after 10 o'clock, on the night of
the 20th October. He was convicted in the penalty of 40 shillings 
and costs.
Preston Chronicle     3rd November 1832

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