PRINCE OF PEACE
22 (later 32) Turner Street
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Formerly known for a short time as
"TURNERS' ARMS"
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MINE HOSTS:
1862 As Turners' Arms, See sale notice below.
1869 Robert Speight
1873 John Hartley
1873 - 75 Henry Halstead
1875 - 78 Robert Gemson (Jameson - P.C. 5.6.1875; Jemson - P.C. 30.3.1878)
1881 Thomas Worsick
1882 - 90 William Akers
1890 - 97 Elizabeth Akers
1897 Marion Baring
1897 - 98 Alfred Greenwood
1898 Thomas McGlaughlin
1898 John Thomas Hopkinson
1898 - 1900 William Kellett
1900 - 01 William Ashdown
1902 George Gradwell
1902 - 07 William Billington
1910 Eliza Billington
1911 Samuel Dickinson
1911 Samuel Dickinson
1913 Austin Reynolds
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Preston Chronicle 25th April 1874
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Preston Chronicle 30th March 1878
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Mr. Parker applied for the renewal of the licence of the Prince of Peace, Turner Street, owned by the Manchester Brewery Co., Limited, and tenanted by William Billington.
Inspector Clayton stated that the house was a small one, and that there were certain objections to the facilities for police supervision. Since 1900 there had been three transfers. The house was in good repair and fairly clean. Five barrels per week represented the average trade done.
In answer to Mr. Parker, Clayton said there were no objections to the house except on the ground of redundancy, and the fact that certain small structural alterations were desirable.
Lancashire Evening Post 14th February 1907
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Manchester Courier 1st April 1913
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Preston Chronicle 25th April 1874
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Preston Chronicle 30th March 1878
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Mr. Parker applied for the renewal of the licence of the Prince of Peace, Turner Street, owned by the Manchester Brewery Co., Limited, and tenanted by William Billington.
Inspector Clayton stated that the house was a small one, and that there were certain objections to the facilities for police supervision. Since 1900 there had been three transfers. The house was in good repair and fairly clean. Five barrels per week represented the average trade done.
In answer to Mr. Parker, Clayton said there were no objections to the house except on the ground of redundancy, and the fact that certain small structural alterations were desirable.
Lancashire Evening Post 14th February 1907
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Manchester Courier 1st April 1913
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CENSUS RETURNS
1871
Robert Speight 48 years Beerseller b. Cockerham
Nancy Speight 50 Wife do
1881
Thomas Worsick 24 years Beerhouse Keeper b. Preston
Elizabeth A. Worsick 26 Wife b. Moon's Mill
1891
Elizabeth Aker 54 years Publican b. Leyland
1901
William Ashdown 24 years Publican b. Hulme
Annie Ashdown 23 Wife b. Ashton-under-Lyne
William Ashdown 2 Son b. Salford
Fanny Ashdown 2 weeks Daughter b. Preston
1911
Samuel Dickinson 45 years Publican b. Skipton, Yorks
Eliza Dickinson 54 Wife / Assistant b. Preston
Samuel Dickinson 21 Son / Hot water engineer do
Gertrude Dickinson 20 Daughter / Cotton Weaver do
William Dickinson 17 Son / Cotton Weaver do
John Dickinson 14 Son / Apprentice Spindle Maker do
1911
Samuel Dickinson 45 years Publican b. Skipton, Yorks
Eliza Dickinson 54 Wife / Assistant b. Preston
Samuel Dickinson 21 Son / Hot water engineer do
Gertrude Dickinson 20 Daughter / Cotton Weaver do
William Dickinson 17 Son / Cotton Weaver do
John Dickinson 14 Son / Apprentice Spindle Maker do
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