OLD ENGLAND HOTEL #
125 (later 315) Ribbleton Lane
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MINE HOSTS:
1853 - 55 James Walmsley - owned by him also.
1855 William Walmsley
1858 - 59 Mr. W.R. Dodd
1860 James Walmsley
1859 - 60 Henry Aspden
1860 Joseph Wilcock
1861 Richard Wilcock
1865 - 67 Alice Wilcock
1867 Richard Sumner
1869 Joseph Swarbrick
1869 Licence refused to William Swarbrick, but transferred to:-
1869 Nancy Salter
1873 - 78 John Walsh
1878 - 83 Edmund Lund
1884 - 91 Thomas Kershaw
1891 - 97 William Barnes
1897 - 99 Mary Barnes d. 15.3.1899 aged 56 years
1899 John Iddon
1900 - 01 Joseph Thompson
1901 - 17 Thomas Worthington
1924 Henry Bagot
1932 - 44 Thomas Bamber - Step-son of Thomas Worthington - see 1911 Census, below.
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OLD ENGLAND INN, RIBBLETON ROAD
JAMES WALMSLEY
WISHES to inform his Friends and the Public
in general, that he has opened the above Inn,
where he intends keeping constantly on hand
a choice selection of HOME BREWED and
other ALES, LONDON and DUBLIN
PORTER, &C.
Home-brewed Ale Fourpence per quart,
both in and out.
Preston Chronicle 26th March 1853
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OLD ENGLAND INN, RIBBLETON LANE
JAMES WALMSLEY thanks his friends for their
past favours, and begs to inform them that he has
erected a four-stalled Stable, and enclosed a large
Lock-up Yard, suitable for Conveyances or for
Cattle and Sheep. He has constantly on hand a
choice selection of HOME-BREWED and other
ALES, LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, &c.
The OLD ENGLAND INN is well situated as a
Baiting House for persons going to or from
Longridge, Chipping, Clitheroe, &c.
Preston Chronicle 20th August 1853
Pers. Comm. "Baiting" means providing food and rest for people or horses.
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WANTED, 100 loads of CINDERS,
for which 6d per load will be given.
To be delivered at the OLD ENGLAND
INN, Ribbleton Lane,
Preston Chronicle 20th August 1860
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BOROUGH RACE-GROUNDS, PRESTON
PARKER and DAWSON - Thomas Parker and Thomas Dawson, both of Preston, are matched to run 140 yards, at these grounds, for £10 a side, on Good Friday, April 19th. The Stakeholder, Mr. Richard Sumner, Old England Hotel, Ribbleton Lane, Preston, now holds £3 a side on account of the match.
Sporting Life 10th April 1867
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Preston Guardian 10th April 1869
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| Preston Chronicle 19th December 1874 |
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ALLEGED THEFT OF BICYCLE
At the Preston County Police Court, yesterday morning, Joseph Kay, a bricklayer, residing in Hilton Street, Preston, was charged with stealing a bicycle at Grimsargh, on Sunday last.
It appeared that on the date in question a weaver, named William Martin, residing at Longridge, called at the Plough Inn, Grimsargh, leaving his bicycle outside.
Whilst sitting in the bay of the window he saw the prisoner mount his machine and ride off in the direction of Preston. He pursued him for some distance but couldn't overtake him.
Two hours later, Kay was found at the Old England Hotel, Ribbleton Lane, where he disposed of the machine for a £1. He was remanded until Saturday, bail being allowed.
Preston Herald 8th March 1899
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MR. WILLIAM BARNES, DECEASED
All persons having claims against the estate of the above named deceased, late of the Old England, Ribbleton Lane, Preston, Innkeeper, who died on the 5th day of August, 1897, and whose Will was proved at Lancaster, on the 6th day of September, 1897, by Thomas Barnes and Francis Banks, the Executors, are requested to send in particulars of the same to the undersigned on or before the 19th day of May instant, after which date the Trustees will proceed to distribute the estate.
Dated this 12th day of May, 1899
JAMES JUKES, Solicitors, 4 Lune Street, Preston.
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MRS. MARY BARNES, DECEASED.
All persons having claims against the Estate of the above named deceased, late of the Old England, Ribbleton Lane, Preston, Widow, who died on the 15th day of March 1899, and letters of Administration to whose Estate and effects were granted out of the Lancaster District Registry to William Barnes, on the 22nd day of April, 1899, are requested to send in particulars of the same to the undersigned on or before the 19th day of May instant after which date the said William Barnes will proceed to distribute the estate.
Dated this 12th day of May, 1899
JAMES JUKES, Solicitors, 4 Lune Street, Preston.
Preston Herald 13th May 1899
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CENSUS RETURNS
1861
Richard Wilcock 58 years Innkeeper b. Preston
Alice Wilcock 52 Wife do
Margaret Wilcock 18 Daughter do
Richard Wilcock 16 Son do
Nathan Wilcock 14 Son do
Robert Wilcock 12 Son do
1871
1881
Edmund Lund 29 years Publican b. Ashton
Alice Lund 27 Wife b. Grimsargh
John Lund 15 months Son b. Preston
1891
Thomas Kershaw 52 years Lic. Vict. b. Ramsbottom
Mary Kershaw 44 Wife b. Ribbleton
Margaret Kershaw 13 Daughter b. Preston
Elizabeth Kershaw 10 Daughter do
Alice Kershaw 5 Daughter do
1901
Joseph Thompson 49 years Publican b. Preston
Eliza Thompson 46 Wife do
Walter Thompson 23 Son do
James Thompson 18 Son do
Frederick Thompson 16 Son do
Margaret Thompson 11 Daughter do
1911
Thomas Worthington 44 years Publican b. Ribbleton
Alice Worthington 51 Wife b. Alston
John Worthington 12 Son / Scholar b. Preston
Thomas Bamber 27 Step-son / Assiting in business do
Ellen Bamber 26 Step-daughter / Assisting in business do
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