MOULDERS' ARMS #
10 Edmund Street / 23 South Meadow Street
Referred to in 1859 as the
"SOUTH MEADOW STREET TAVERN"
Referred to in 1859 as the
"SOUTH MEADOW STREET TAVERN"
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MINE HOSTS:
1849 - 51 James Noblett - owned by Richard Bray. Noblett was an 'Iron Moulder'
1853 Richard Rose
1855 Henry Walmsley
1858 James Sharrock
1859 - 61 James Shaw
1855 Henry Walmsley
1858 James Sharrock
1859 - 61 James Shaw
1863 - 71 Robert Kellett
1875 - 77 Margaret Kellett
1877 - 93 William Shaw - possibly interrupted in 1881 by James Shaw?
1893 - 98 Abraham Hesketh
1898 John Sumner
1898 John Cowell
1899 John Bonny
1900 George Wareing
1900 Charles Livesey
1900 - 01 Robert Best
1901 - 04 Thomas Swift
1907 Benjamin Howard
1910 - 11 Hugh Reid
1913 - 17 John Thomas Bateson
1924 William R. Worthington
1924 William R. Worthington
NB. £1,600 received in compensation when it closed in 1925.
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Preston Chronicle 18th August 1849
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Preston Chronicle 2nd August 1851
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Preston Chronicle 17th November 1855
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Preston Chronicle 9th April 1859
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Preston Chronicle 13th May 1865
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Preston Chronicle 20th November 1875
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| Preston Chronicle 20th August 1859 |
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FALLING INTO A TUB OF BOILING LIQUOR
An inquest was held at the Infirmary, on Tuesday last, touching
the death of James Cook, 59 years of age, a brewer, who met his
death under rather lamentable circumstances. Witness, William
Kirkby said that on Friday, 7th April, he was in the brewhouse
belonging to the Moulders' Arms, Edmund Street, Preston, and
was assisting the deceased in brewing. The witness was taking
some liquor out of the boiler and placing it into a cooler, having
his back turned to the deceased, who was standing beside the
mash-tub, which was filled with boiling beer.
Suddenly he heard the deceased cry out, "Help," "Get me out," and
turning round saw the poor man had fallen into the mash-tub. He was
frightfully scalded about the upper part of the body, and on being taken
to the Infirmary died from the effects of the scalds the following day.
The jury returned a verdict of "accidental death."
Preston Chronicle 15th April 1876
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BREACH OF THE LICENSING ACT
William Shaw, landlord of the Moulders' Arms beerhouse, Edmund Street, was summoned for having his house open during prohibited hours, on Sunday morning, about 8 o'clock; and John Stepford and John Sherliker were summoned for aiding and abetting at the same time and place. Mr. Parker prosecuted, and Mr. Edelston defended.
PC Forrest stated that on the day and time named, he, in company with other constables, was stationed in an unoccupied house near Shaw's premises, when he saw, at different times, no less than thirty-three persons, including the defendants Stepford and Sherliker, enter the beerhouse by the side door.
When the latter defendants went into the house, the witness followed, got their names, and told them that they would be reported.
On a sideboard in the bar, he saw seven pint pots containing small quantities of fresh beer. He told the landlord that he (the witness) had seen thirty-three persons enter his house during the morning. To this the landlord replied that there hadn't been so many.
Mr. Edelston, who appeared for the defendants, admitted the breach of the law, but stated in mitigation that Shaw had kept the house many years without being reported. The Bench fined the landlord 40 shillings and costs, and the other defendants were fined 5 shillings and costs.
Preston Herald 21st September 1887
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BREACH OF THE LICENSING ACT
William Shaw, landlord of the Moulders' Arms beerhouse, Edmund Street, was summoned for having his house open during prohibited hours, on Sunday morning, about 8 o'clock; and John Stepford and John Sherliker were summoned for aiding and abetting at the same time and place. Mr. Parker prosecuted, and Mr. Edelston defended.
PC Forrest stated that on the day and time named, he, in company with other constables, was stationed in an unoccupied house near Shaw's premises, when he saw, at different times, no less than thirty-three persons, including the defendants Stepford and Sherliker, enter the beerhouse by the side door.
When the latter defendants went into the house, the witness followed, got their names, and told them that they would be reported.
On a sideboard in the bar, he saw seven pint pots containing small quantities of fresh beer. He told the landlord that he (the witness) had seen thirty-three persons enter his house during the morning. To this the landlord replied that there hadn't been so many.
Mr. Edelston, who appeared for the defendants, admitted the breach of the law, but stated in mitigation that Shaw had kept the house many years without being reported. The Bench fined the landlord 40 shillings and costs, and the other defendants were fined 5 shillings and costs.
Preston Herald 21st September 1887
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CENSUS RETURNS
1851
James Noblett 25 years Iron Moulder b. Preston
Mary Ann Noblett 22 Wife do
Ellen Noblett 2 Daughter do
Elizabeth Noblett 1 Daughter do
James Noblett 25 years Iron Moulder b. Preston
Mary Ann Noblett 22 Wife do
Ellen Noblett 2 Daughter do
Elizabeth Noblett 1 Daughter do
1861
James Shaw\ 27 years Beerseller b. Blackburn
Sarah Ann Shaw 29 Cotton Weaver b. Walton
William Shaw 4 Son / Scholar b. Preston
William Sharples 26 Boarder / Cotton Weaver b. Ribchester
Joseph Smith 29 Boarder / Cotton Weaver do
John Embley ? 18 Boarder / Cotton Weaver b. Yorkshire
James Shaw\ 27 years Beerseller b. Blackburn
Sarah Ann Shaw 29 Cotton Weaver b. Walton
William Shaw 4 Son / Scholar b. Preston
William Sharples 26 Boarder / Cotton Weaver b. Ribchester
Joseph Smith 29 Boarder / Cotton Weaver do
John Embley ? 18 Boarder / Cotton Weaver b. Yorkshire
1871
Robert Kellett 34 years Beerseller b . Catforth
Margaret Kellett 29 Wife b. Chaigley
Elizabeth Kellett 8 Daughter b. Preston
Ellen Annie Kellett 6 Daughter do
Margaret Alice Kellett 4 Daughter do
Robert Kellett 1 Son do
1881
John Shaw 47 years Publican b. Blackburn
Sarah A. Shaw 50 Wife b. Walton-le-dale
William Anderton 34 Brother-in-law/Maltster b. Preston
Richard Shaw 19 Son do
Robert Shaw 16 Son do
Thomas Shaw 15 Son do
1891
William Shaw 33 Bricklayer b. Preston
Sarah Shaw 35 Wife b. Blackburn
James Shaw 10 Son b. Preston
George Shaw 8 Son do
Sarah Ann Shaw 4 Daughter do
Frederick Shaw 1 Son do
1901
Robert Best 36 years Beerseller b. Preston
Jane E. Best 35 Wife do
Emmanuel Best 14 Son do
Elizabeth Best 10 Daughter do
Clara Best 3 Daughter do
1911
Hugh Reid 34 years Licensed Brewer b. Straits Sacramento ??
Hannah Reid 29 Wife b. Preston
Matilda Reid 6 Daughter do
Evelyn Reid 4 Daughter b. Woolwich, Kent
Ivy Reid 16/12 Daughter b. Preston
1911
Hugh Reid 34 years Licensed Brewer b. Straits Sacramento ??
Hannah Reid 29 Wife b. Preston
Matilda Reid 6 Daughter do
Evelyn Reid 4 Daughter b. Woolwich, Kent
Ivy Reid 16/12 Daughter b. Preston
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