JOINERS' ARMS #
36 or 38 Lord Street
(2 & 4 Lord Street in 1904)
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The name later changed to "DERBY ARMS" after the closure
of the Derby Arms in Back Lane
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Formerly called the "JOINERS' ARMS"
The name was changed when the Derby Arms on Back Lane (now Market Street) closed.
Both properties were owned by the Earl of Derby.
The property next but one to the left of the Derby Arms as we look at it, was the "Green Man Inn"
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MINE HOSTS:
1810 - Mrs. Foster - married Jeffrey Wignall 22.4.1810
1817 Mrs. Mary Eastham m. Richard Morris on 24th October 1817
1810 - Mrs. Foster - married Jeffrey Wignall 22.4.1810
1817 Mrs. Mary Eastham m. Richard Morris on 24th October 1817
1818 - 29 Henry Bowerbank
1831 - 33 Benjamin Raby - went to the Shelley Arms in 1834.
1833 - 41 Thomas Raby
1845 - 51 John Worthington
1851 - 60 William Forrest
1860 - 61 George Rigby
1863 Mary Ellen Naylor
1863 Mary Ellen Naylor
1863 - 65 William Adcroft
1869 - 87 James Ward
1887 - 98 John Threlfall Cartmell
1898 James Holt - In 1901 census, Holt and his family were living in Cross Street, Preston. He was still listed as a Licensed Victualler, so I wonder whether there was a reason why they were living away from the premises, but still running the Joiners' (by then it was the Derby Arms). It is also possible that they had nothing to do with these premises at that date. Further enquiries to be made.
According to the Licensing Court Records, the name changed on the 5th April 1899. The Earl of Derby owned both these premises and the one's that had been demolished in Back Lane.
According to the Licensing Court Records, the name changed on the 5th April 1899. The Earl of Derby owned both these premises and the one's that had been demolished in Back Lane.
As "DERBY ARMS"
1901 Herbert Clifford Sargent - in 1901 census at 236 St. Paul's Road - Brewer's Manager. Worked for Shoe Street Brewery.
1903 - 10 Edward Lofthouse
1911 - 13 James Campy
1917 Peter Knowles
1924 - 27 Mrs. Agnes Knowles
1932 William Cross
1936 - 40 James Thomas Cross
1944 - 48 William Harrison
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MARRIAGE: On the 24th ult., Mr. Richard Morris,
sizer, to Mrs. Mary Eastham, of the Joiners' Arms,
both of Preston.
Lancaster Gazette 1st November 1817
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Preston Chronicle 5th January 1833
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Preston Guardian 22nd November 1845
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Preston Guardian 19th January 1850
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Preston Guardian 12th October 1850
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Preston Guardian 23rd November 1850
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Preston Guardian 4th January 1851
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MARRIAGE: On the 24th ult., Mr. Richard Morris,
sizer, to Mrs. Mary Eastham, of the Joiners' Arms,
both of Preston.
Lancaster Gazette 1st November 1817
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LOST SHEEP
STRAYED from a field at Adamson House Farm,
in Catforth, on Tuesday, the 9th instant,
FOUR BLACK-FACED EWES, (in lamb), and
marked with red across the loins.
Any person giving such information as will lead
to their recovery to Mr. FORREST, Joiners' Arms,
Preston, will be rewarded for his trouble.
Preston Chronicle 20th March 1852
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Preston Guardian 31st July 1852
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Preston Guardian 8th January 1853
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ROBBERY FROM A POT COMPANION
William GREGG was charged with robbing John FORREST,
a butcher, of Lord Street on the previous evening. The parties
had been tossing and drinking at the Joiners' Arms public house,
in Lord Street, and shortly before eight o'clock Forrest went out
to the back premises, when he was soon afterwards joined by
Gregg. When Forrest returned to the house he missed 18s 9d,
which he believed Gregg had stolen, and gave information to
the police.
Gregg was apprehended in Brunswick Street, by Beckett and
Steinson, and a considerable sum of money was found in his
possession, though he had had in the course of the day borrowed
a shilling from Forrest.
He was committed for trial.
Preston Chronicle 27th March 1858
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Preston Guardian 17th August 1861
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Preston Guardian 28th September 1861
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TO BE LET
With immediate possession
That old-established and well-accustomed,
market house, the Joiners' Arms Inn, Lord
Street, with convenient and extensive Stabling,
Yard, &c.
Stock low.
For particulars apply to Mr. Birkett, Land Agent,
Bull Inn Court, Preston
Preston Chronicle 14th December 1861
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Preston Guardian 1st April 1865
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Preston Guardian 3rd June 1865
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Preston Guardian 5th December 1891
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Preston Herald 13th November 1901
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CENSUS RETURNS
1841
Thomas Raby 30 years Publican
William Raby 6 Son
Elizabeth Raby 4 Daughter
1851
John Worthington 38 years Publican b. Leyland
Ellen Worthington 35 Wife b. Garstang
Richard Worthington 12 Son b. Preston
Robert Worthington 9 Son do
Alice Worthington 7 Daughter do
Margery Worthington 3 Daughter do
Ellener ? Worthington 2 Daughter do
1861
George Rigby 33 years Lic. Vict. b. Haighton
Lydia Rigby 38 Wife do
Grace Rigby 8 Daughter b. Preston
Mary Rigby 6 Daughter do
Elizabeth Rigby 4 Daughter do
John Rigby 2 Son do
1871
James Ward 39 years Innkeeper b. Withnell
Jane Ward 38 Wife b. Penwortham
Mary Ward 5 Daughter b. Preston
Martha Ward 4 Daughter do
Elizabeth Ward 2 Daughter do
1881
James Ward 47 years Innkeeper b. Blackburn
Jane Ward 46 Wife b. Penwortham
Mary Ward 16 Daughter b. Preston
Martha Ward 14 Daughter do
Elizabeth Ward 12 Daughter do
Frank Ward 9 Son do
Jane Ward 5 Daughter do
1891
John Threlfall Cartmell 29 years Publican b.Preston
Mary Cartmell 25 Wife do
William Cartmell 7 Son do
James Ward Cartmell 5 Son do
1901
1911
James Campy 41 years Publican b. Gt. Harwood
Grace Campy 38 Wife / Assistant b. Clayton-le-Moors
Arthur James Campy 15 Son / Assistant do
Grace Campy 13 School do
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