NEW DUKE #
16 Edward Street
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MINE HOSTS:
1840 - 42 David Turner
1851 Henry Reynolds
1853 Elizabeth Hewitson and Nancy Morley
1861 Nancy Morley
1869 James Vickers (Vicars)
1869 Alice Kay
1871 - 74 James Rigby
1874 Thomas Jenkinson
1877 - 83 John Bennett
1884 LICENCE REFUSED.
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On Monday 9th April, David Turner, Edward
Street South, beershop keeper, was charged
with keeping open his house at intimely hours,
but the evidence, not being substantive, the
charges were withdrawn on payment of costs.
On Monday 9th April, David Turner, Edward
Street South, beershop keeper, was charged
with keeping open his house at intimely hours,
but the evidence, not being substantive, the
charges were withdrawn on payment of costs.
Preston Chronicle 14th April, 1840
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PERMITTING DRUNKENNESS
David Turner, a beershop keeper in Edward
Street, was on the 25th October fined 5s plus
costs, for permitting drunkenness in his house
on Sunday 16th October.
Preston Chronicle 29th October 1842
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FIRE
Shortly after half past three on Thursday morning,
some night labourers in the employ of Mr. H. Ashcroft,
whilst working at the rear of the NEW DUKE beerhouse
in Edward Street, smelled burning.
The smoke and burning was traced to the mill of Messrs.
Blackburn and Son, siruated at the bottom of Edward
Street, facing the canal.
Preston Chronicle 27th April 1861
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BEERHOUSE APPLICATION
On the 5th November 1869, Stephen Greenfield
applied for the transfer of the licence of the NEW DUKE,
Edward Street, formerly occupied by Mr. James Vickers -
Mr. Dunn objected on account of drunkenness and
bad family connections.
Licence refused
Preston Chronicle 6th November 1869
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TOWN COUNCIL MEETING
re: Construction of Corporation Street.
................Ald. Gilbertson moved that there
be purchased from Mr. Joseph Ashcroft, the
freehold property, consisting of a piece of land
with the beerhouse known as the "New Duke,"
and other buildings, being No. 15 and 16 Edward
Street, and 208 and 209 for £700. Mr Hibbert
seconded.
Preston Chronicle 27th October 1883
208 & 209 Where? I don't think I missed something, but I'll check at some point.
It certainly won't be Edward Street.
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Preston Chronicle 4th October 1884
The last sentence in this piece would have put the
building on the corner of Edward Street and
Corporation Street (the new street).
Is this what became the "North End Hotel" ?
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The last sentence in this piece would have put the
building on the corner of Edward Street and
Corporation Street (the new street).
Is this what became the "North End Hotel" ?
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CENSUS RETURNS
1841
David Turner 35 years Cotton Spinner
Jane Turner 40 Wife
Mary Turner 4 Daughter
Jane Turner 40 Wife
Mary Turner 4 Daughter
1851
Henry Reynolds 50 years Beershop Keeper b. Preston
Mary Ann Reynolds 48 Wife do
Henry Reynolds 19 Son do
Mary Ann Reynolds 17 Daughter do
John Pearce 26 Lodger b. Norfolk
1861
Nancy Morley 58 years Beerseller b. Preston
John M. Hall 12 Grandson do
1871
James Rigby 60 years Lic. Beerseller b. Catforth
Agnes Rigby 58 Wife b. Preston
1881
John Bennett 58 years Beerseller b. Treales
Martha Bennett 52 Wife b. Hindle Green (Hindley?)
James Bennett 27 Son b. Preston
Henry Bennett 22 Son do
William Bennett 18 Son do
Martha Bennett 10 Daughter do
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