ROYAL GEORGE INN, Hudson Street

ROYAL GEORGE INN   #

16 Hudson Street

- Like two other Royal George's in the town, this one was named

as a memorial to the 1782 disaster, when the ship 'Royal George'

was lost with 800 lives lost.

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MINE HOSTS:

1864 - 66                Thomas Ryan - Spirit Licence granted to T.R. in 1864.

1866                        Edward Ryan

    1866    A William Bennett appealed for a reduction in the Valuation of the 'Royal George'

               but his case was postponed because of his non-appearance in court.  (P.C. 3.11.1866)

               Is he synonymous with, or related to, Edmund Bennett?

1868                        Edmund Bennett

1869 - 73                John Livesey

1877 - 79                Mrs. Annie Fowler

1879                       John Rigby

1881                       Edward Martin

1881                       John Rigby

1882 - 90               Edward Hamer

1890 - 92               Hugh Spencer

1892 - 94               John Brown

1894 - 95               John Henry Bannister

1895 - 96               John Fairley

1896 - 1901           Thomas Pinder

1904 - 10               Richard Harrison

1913 - 14               John James Smellie - wife, Louisa, d. 21.2.1914

1917 - 24               Thomas Howarth

1932 - 44                Mary E. Howarth

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SEVERAL PIGS FOR SALE, some of them in Pig,

at T. RYANS, Royal George Inn, 16 Hudson Street, Preston.

PRESTON HERALD   14th April 1866

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REFUSING TO ADMIT POLICE.

Edmund Bennett, of the Royal George Inn, Hudson Street,  was on Tuesday fined 10 shillings 

and costs, for refusing to admit the police into his house on Sunday afternoon.

Preston Chronicle   1st February 1868

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The old-established HOTEL, known as "The Royal George Inn, Preston, doing a steady and lucrative business.  Apply to Watson and Son, Public House Valuers, 2, Cannon Street, Preston.

Preston Herald  9th October 1869

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Taken from the P.N.E. Handbook of the 1898 - 99 Season

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Taken from PNE Football Records Magazine up to the 1906 - 07 Season.

The advert relates to the year 1907.

Magazine provided by Ian Rigby, the Official PNE Historian

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CENSUS RETURNS

1871

John Livesey                     26 years                             Innkeeper                   b. Broughton

Agnes Livesey                  25                                      Wife                            b. Preston

Henry Livesey                   3                                        Son                                     do

Ann Livesey                      6 months                            Daughter                             do

1881

Edward Martin                 47 years                              Plasterer                     b. Preston

Ann Martin                       47                                       Wife                                   do

Mary Martin                     20                                       Daughter                             do

Emily Martin                      6                                        Daughter                             do

1891

Hugh Spencer                  55 years                              Publican                     b. Latham

Mary Spencer                  62                                       Wife                                    do

Jane Spencer                   23                                        Daughter                             do

Mary A. Spencer             20                                        Daughter                             do

1901

Thomas Pinder                 54 years                              Publican                     b. Dilworth

Catherine Pinder              53                                       Wife                           b. Lytham

Richard Pinder                24                    Son / Foreman for petrol company  b. Bury

John Pinder                     20                          Son / Apprentice Painter          b. Preston

Joseph Hull                     32            Boarder / Gardener / Domestic Servant. b. Salmesbury

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