PET DOGS #
1 Green Street (North)
Green Street was a part of what is now Walker Street.
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MINE HOSTS:
1858 Robert Moxham
1861 John Smith
1861 John Smith
1862 Hannah Smith
1865 Mrs. Betsy Simpson
1869 - 71 Joseph Potter
1873 - 76 Richard Moss
1876 Michael Maloney
1876 Michael Maloney
1875 James Moss
1877 Michael Maloney
1880 James Parker
1881 - 83 George Armstrong - Wine Licence granted in 1883.
1884 Thomas Rooney
1884 - 90 George Armstrong
1890 Catherine Armstrong
1891 - 92 Thomas Parker
1892 John McGinn
1892 - 93 Patrick Gorman
1893 - 95 Bridget McGinn
25th September 1895. The licence was surrendered on a licence being granted to the Selbourne Hotel.
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Preston Chronicle 11th December 1861
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Preston Chronicle 4th January 1862
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| Preston Chronicle 12th June 1858 |
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| Preston Guardian 28th January 1865 |
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Preston Chronicle 25th February 1865
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Preston Chronicle 16th October 1869
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ASSAULTING A POLICE CONSTABLE
Joseph POTTER, landlord of the Pet Dogs Inn,
Walker Street, on remand, was summoned for assaulting
P.C. Dawson on Friday last.
Potter was having a quarrel with his wife, when
Dawson
interfered. Potter struck him and they had a
struggle together, during which they struck each
other several times.
The Bench dismissed the case.
Preston Chronicle 1st July 1871
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BREACH OF LICENSING ACT
Richard Moss, landlord of the Pet Dogs beerhouse,
corner of Snow Hill and Walker Street, was
summoned for a breach of the Licensing Act.
P.S. Byrns said that on the night of 15th February,
he was on duty in Walker Street, and that shortly
before 1 o'clock he saw two women go into the
beerhouse named, and come out with a quart of
beer. He went to the landlady and told her what
he had seen, but she denied it.
In court it was said that the defendant was having
a little jollification with some friends in the house in
the same street, and that the defendant had sent for
some beer from his own house.
Moss admitted the offence in court, and was fined
20 shillings plus costs.
Preston Chronicle 1st March 1873
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SALE BY AUCTION
On the 4th May 1875
LOT 2 ALL those seven freehold MESSUAGES or
DWELLING-HOUSES, situate at the corner of Snow Hill,
Green Street, and Vicar Street, Preston, and one of which
dwelling-houses is used as a BEER-HOUSE, and called
or known by the name of the "PET DOGS," and is
occupied by James Moss, as tenant.
Preston Chronicle 24th April 1875
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Preston Chronicle 27th May 1876
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Preston Chronicle 21st February 1880
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Preston Chronicle 29th May 1880
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Preston Chronicle 7th May 1881
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Preston Chronicle 19th September 1881
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Preston Chronicle 12th March 1887
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Preston Chronicle 19th March 1887
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Preston Chronicle 16th April 1887
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BANKRUPTCY
John McGinn, Pet Dogs Inn, Green Street, late
of the Baths Hotel, Saul Street, both Preston, Lancashire.
Innkeeper.
Huddersfield Daily Chronicle 11th June 1892
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Preston Herald 2nd September 1893
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Receiving Order: Friday June 10th 1896 - John McGinn,
Pet Dogs, Preston.
London Gazette 11th June 1896
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CENSUS RETURNS
1861
John Smith 51 years Beerhouse Keeper b. Preston
Hannah Smith 48 Wife do
Sarah Maria Smith 12 Daughter b. Manchester
Thomas William Smith 9 Son b. Preston
Henry Smith 58 Brother / Cotton Spinner do
Betty Smith 44 Sister-in-law / Cotton Spinner b. Lytham
Elizabeth Ann Smith 7 Niece b. Preston
Mary Jane Smith 4 Niece b. Australia
Sarah Ellen Smith 1 Niece do
John Billington 17 Nephew b. Preston
Isabella Billington 15 Niece do
Benjamin Billington 13 Nephew do
Henry Smith and his family had just arrived back from Australia.
1871
Joseph Potter 33 years Beerseller b. Leyland
Ann Potter 31 Wife b. Walton-le-dale
Margaret Potter 3 Daughter b. Preston
1881
George Armstrong 28 years Publican b. Ireland
Kate Armstrong 24 Wife do
Mary Armstrong 2 Daughter b. Preston
Bridget Armstrong 50 Mother b. Ireland
Catherine Armstrong 21 Sister ?? do
1891
Thomas Parker 25 years Beerseller b. Farington
Mary Parker 32 Wife b. Ormskirk
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