NORTH HOUSE, Fishergate

NORTH HOUSE

82 Fishergate

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later became the 

"ALBERT HOTEL"
but often (usually) referred to as North House.

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MINE HOSTS:

1851                      Robert Whalley

1852 - 57              William Parker

1857 - 58              Edward Briggs

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Preston Chronicle  24th May 1851

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Preston Chronicle  13th August 1853
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Preston Chronicle  24th February 1855
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Preston Chronicle  25th April 1857
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Preston Chronicle  9th May 1857
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NORTH HOUSE & COMMERCIAL HOTEL

FSHERGATE, PRESTON

EDWARD BRIGGS begs to inform his friends and the

public generally, that he has taken and entered upon the

above commodious and conveniently situated hotel, where

he respectfully solicits their patronage. He will always

endeavour, by having on hand the best of fare for his 

guests, to merit their favours.

The house is within two minutes walk of the railway

station, and within the same distance of the Town Hall;

so that it is well situated for commercial gentlemen 

and others. 

WINES and SPIRITS of the best quality, Home-brewed

ALE, as well as bitter and pale ales from the most noted

houses; porter &c. A good commercial room.

Capital Stabling, &c.

Preston Chronicle  6th June 1857

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Preston Chronicle  27th June 1857
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Preston Chronicle  13th February 1858
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Preston Chronicle  15th May 1858

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 Preston Chronicle  21st August 1858
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Preston Chronicle  23rd October 1858
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Preston Chronicle  12th April 1862
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Preston Chronicle  2nd July 1881
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