GUILD TAVERN (G.T.) #
3 Carlisle Street / 20 (later 41) Park Road
Synonymous with the Bold Dragoon (B.D.) with the change of
name occurring around the time of the 1862 Preston Guild.
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MINE HOSTS:
1838 B.D. Richard Page
1841 John Livesey
1851 John Richmond
1851 John Richmond
1851 - 53 Richard Page - also seen written as Richard Pye.
1861 B.D. Joseph Greenwood d. c2.10.1863 aged 54 years.
1866 James Blackburn
1869 - 71 George Greystone (Grayston, Grayson)
1871 G.T. William Swarbrick - William Swarbrick married Ellen Lund in 1857; it was her brother William Lund
who was the brewer. William Swarbrick himself although technically the landlord
continued to work, as he always had, as a joiner. pp Dave Swarbrick
1874 - 75 Thomas Sim [Simm]
1875 John Sumner
1876 Hugh Taylor
1876 - 77 James Crook
1875 John Sumner
1876 Hugh Taylor
1876 - 77 James Crook
1877 Joseph Mason
1881 Thomas Foster
1882 Thomas Billington
1883 Harriet Nightingale
1884 - 89 William Nixon (Nickson)
1889 John Edward Smalley
1890 - 91 Alfred Shaw
1891 - 95 John Akers
1895 - 98 Thomas Rigby
1898 - 99 William Brownlow
1899 - 1900 James Ogden
1900 - 01 Charles Hardy
1901 - 02 Jane Halliwell
1902 Margaret Radcliffe
1902 - 04 Margaret Ellen Kerr
1907 Peter Mansfield - owned by Albion Brewery of Burton on Trent.
* At the 1870 Licensing Sessions, there was an objection made to the licence because there was a communicating door between the beerhouse and a provision shop. Licence granted.
1907 Peter Mansfield - owned by Albion Brewery of Burton on Trent.
* At the 1870 Licensing Sessions, there was an objection made to the licence because there was a communicating door between the beerhouse and a provision shop. Licence granted.
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Preston Guardian 19th June 1869
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AN OFFENDING BEER-SELLER
William Swarbrick, landlord of the Guild Tavern, Park Road,
was charged with supplying drink during prohibited hours. It
appears that about twenty minutes to eleven o'clock on Sunday
morning, the 3rd inst., the defendant's son was seen by P.D. Dawson
and P.D. Charnley, to supply drink to a woman at the back door,
which she took away in a bottle. The case was proved, and
the defendant was fined 20s and costs.
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*William Swarbrick, landlord of the Guild Tavern, Park Road,
was charged with supplying drink during prohibited hours. It
appears that about twenty minutes to eleven o'clock on Sunday
morning, the 3rd inst., the defendant's son was seen by P.D. Dawson
and P.D. Charnley, to supply drink to a woman at the back door,
which she took away in a bottle. The case was proved, and
the defendant was fined 20s and costs.
Preston Guardian 16th December 1871
MARY ELLEN HELENA WILLIAMS, a hawker, was
charged with being drunk and disorderly the previous
evening, in Mrs. Heap's Arkwright Arms.
PC Eteson had been called in to expel her, and when
inside, the prisoner, who was drunk, was striking at
a man named Foster, landlord of the Guild Tavern,
Park Road, with a pair of scissors. She would have
blinded him but for the officer, who diverted the blow,
which he received in the shoulder. The charge of
drunkenness was withdrawn, but she was committed to
14 days for the assault.
When leaving court she pleaded to be allowed a fire
in her cell.
Preston Chronicle 28th May 1881
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Lancashire Evening Post 12th April 1907
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CENSUS RETURNS
1851
Richard Pye 56 years Beerseller b. Lancs?
Agnes Pye 62 Wife b. Long Preston, Yorks.
1861
Joseph Greenwood 55 years Beerseller b. Hoghton
Sarah Greenwood 55 Wife b. Fishwick
Paul Greenwood 13 Son b. Preston
Mary Ann Greenwood 20 Daughter do
Sarah Greenwood 17 Daughter do
1871
William Swarbrick 37 years Joiner b. Garstang
Ellen Swarbrick 39 Beerhouse Keeper b. Preston
Robert Swarbrick 13 Son do
Sarah Swarbrick 7 Daughter do
William Lund 30 Brewer b. Garstang
1881
Thomas Foster 30 years Beerseller b. Preston
Ellen Foster 30 Wife do
1891
Alfred Shaw 37 years Beerseller b. Upton-on-Severn, Worcestershire
Mary Shaw 37 Wife b. Nelson
William Swarbrick married Ellen Lund in 1857; it was her brother William Lund who was the brewer. William Swarbrick himself although technically the landlord continued to work, as he always had, as a joiner.
ReplyDeleteLocal News .
The Preston Guardian etc (Preston, England), Saturday, February 4, 1871; Issue 6313.
LICENSES TRANSFERRED - The Guild Tavern, Park-road, from George Graystan to Wiliam Swarbrick
PRESTON POLICE INTELLIGENCE .
The Preston Guardian etc (Preston, England), Saturday, December 16, 1871; Issue 3154
AN OFFENDING BEERSELLER - William Swarbrick, landlord of the Guild Tavern, Park-road, was charged with supplying drink during prohibited hours. It appears that about twenty minutes to eleven o'clock on Sunday morning, the 3rd inst., the defendant's son was seen by P.D. Dawson and P. D. Charnley, to supply drink to a woman at the back door, which she took away in a bottle. The case was proved, and the defendant was fined 20s and costs.
William Swarbrick was my 2X great grandfather
Dave Swarbrick