LADY OF THE LAKE #
15 St. John Street
Lord Street
1, Tithebarn Street. (Census 1851)
Synonymous with the Horse and Farrier, later the Market Hotel.
Situated across the road from the Waggon and Horses.
1, Tithebarn Street. (Census 1851)
Synonymous with the Horse and Farrier, later the Market Hotel.
Situated across the road from the Waggon and Horses.
MINE HOSTS:
1848 Mr. Atkinson (Preston Chronicle 29.1.1848)
1849 - 50 Roger Marsh ( Preston Chronicle 14.7. 1849 & 22.6.1850)
1851 James Leigh
1853 - 54 George Fletcher
1859 (Preston Guardian 22.10.1859)
1859 (Preston Guardian 22.10.1859)
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There was a local racehorse of the same name, as well as
the title of a play that was performed at least once at the
THEATRE ROYAL in Fishergate.
I have a note that the horse may have been owned by
James Leigh.
Atkinson and his family had been at the Sir Walter Scott Inn on North Road in the early 1840s
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Preston Chronicle 17th February 1849 |
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Preston Guardian 13th April 1850
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Preston Guardian 13th July 1850
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Preston Guardian 23rd October 1851
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Preston Guardian 25th October 1851
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Preston Chronicle 15th January 1853
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Preston Guardian 26th February 1853
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Preston Guardian 2nd July 1853
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Preston Guardian 27th December 1856
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Preston Guardian 22nd October 1859
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CENSUS RETURNS:
1851
James Leigh 37 years Publican b. Walton-le-dale
Jane Leigh 34 Wife b. Penwortham
John Leigh 13 Son b. Preston
William Leigh 9 Son do
Charles Leigh 4 Son do
Isabella Leigh 3 Daughter do
Thomas Leigh 1 Son do
Alice Leigh 2 months Daughter do
Thomas Leigh 49 Brother / Servant b. Walton-le-dale
John Dawson 21 Servant b. Penwortham
Margaret Cumpstey 21 Servant b. Garstang
Jane Whittle 22 Servant b. Fulwood
Elizabeth Hardman 20 Servant b. Preston
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