BRITANNIA INN / HOTEL #
53 Adelphi Street and
115 (later 88) Victoria Street.
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The "Britannia" can just be seen to the left of the arch legs.
The "York Castle" is directly above the chair, right, and the
"Victoria " is to the right of the right leg of the arch.
The image is taken from Preston Digital Archives Flickr
account, visit here
That site says the image is taken looking towards the town centre.
I disagree; I think it's taken looking away from the town centre, and towards Plungington Road.
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MINE HOSTS:
1838 In the Lancaster Gazette 1.9.1838, John Mercer applied for a licence 'for his own
property'. Granted.
1851 - 52 John Mercer - Owned by John Mercer.
1853 Richard Latus
1855 - 57 John Mercer
1860 - 61 Thomas Kew d. 12.10.1861 aged 38 years
1861 - Mrs. Kew
1863 - 74 John Gee
1876 - 79 Hugh Thistleton - the Executors of, to
1879 - 80 Ann Thistleton
1880 - 81 William Dodgson
1882 - 85 Robert Almond
1886 - 88 John Matthews
1888 - 90 Thomas Hopes
1890 - 95 Samuel Salthouse
1896 Thomas Simpson
1897 James Rigby
1897 - 98 George Hollywell
1898 Charles Dallas Child
1898 - 1910 John Livesey
1913 - 17 Thomas Woods
1924. Thomas Bamber
1926 - 27 Eliza Bamber
1932 William Smith
1936 - 40 Thomas Traynor
1944 Allan Brown
1948 Albert Boardman
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Lancaster Gazette 14th January 1860
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Preston Chronicle 2nd June 1860
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Lancaster Gazette 4th August 1860
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Preston Chronicle 6th October 1861 |
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Preston Chronicle 12th October 1861
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Manchester Courier 19th October 1861
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Preston Chronicle 14th November 1863
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Preston Chronicle 10th December 1864
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Preston Herald 4th November 1871
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Liverpool Mercury 28th December 1878
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To Brewers, Publicans, and others - ON SALE, by Private Treaty,
the large, well-built, and well-accustomed PUBLIC HOUSE, the
Britannia Inn, Adelphi Street.
The house is very commodious, has extensive cellarage, several
parlours, good bedrooms, and club room. The yard is large, and
contains a good roomy Brewhouse, and two-stalled Stable.
Further particulars apply J. MERCER, Chemist,
121 Adelphi Street.
Preston Chronicle 10th January 1880
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Preston Chronicle 31st January 1880
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Preston Chronicle 26th June 1880
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To be LET, or Sold, with early entry, the BRITANNIA INN, Adelphi Street. Apply to the owner, J. Mercer, 121, Adelphi Street.
Preston Herald 15th March 1882
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Preston Chronicle 15th July 1882
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Preston Chronicle 2nd December 1882 |
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Preston Chronicle 29th March 1884
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In 1888 the pub was sold to Cardwell's Brewery, Tithebarn Street,
Preston, for the sum of £2,240.
On 1st June 1897, the Trustees of the Will of Henry Cardwell (Deceased)
sold the Brewery and the pubs to Mr. Alfred Bertwistle of Appleby - a
brewer in Westmoreland.
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Preston Herald 24th March 1888
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Preston Herald 21st April 1888
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Lancashire Evening Post 2nd August 1889
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Lancashire Evening Post 6th March 1902
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Lancashire Evening Post 6th October 1902
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Lancashire Evening Post 22nd June 1909
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TO LET, Britannia Inn, Adelphi Street, Preston, free to brew, - Apply 1 Theatre Passage, Preston.
Lancashire Evening Post 24th March 1933
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CENSUS RETURNS
1861
Thomas Kew 37 years Innkeeper b. Skerton
Ann Kew 41 Wife b. Clapham, Yorks?
Elizabeth Kew Daughter b. Lancaster
Ann Kew Daughter b. Preston
John Kew Son do
1871
John Gee 41 years Licensed Victualler b. Salford
Mary Gee 35 Wife b. Preston
Margaret A. Gee 12 Daughter do
John J. Gee 9 Son do
Elizabeth M. Gee 8 Daughter do
William E. Gee 6 Son do
Samuel M. Gee 2 Son do
1881
William Dodgson 50 years Licensed Victualler b. Preston
Margaret Dodgson 50 Wife do
William Dodgson 19 Son b. Salford
Letitia Dodgson 17 Daughter do
Albert Dodgson 9 Son b. Manchester
1891
Samuel Salthouse 41 years Innkeeper b. Greenhalgh
Margaret Salthouse 47 Wife b. Preston
Margaret A. Wilson 17 Daughter b. Burnley
Thomas Salthouse 16 Son b. Preston
John Salthouse 11 Son b. Fleetwood
1901
John Livesey 50 years Widower Publican b. Preston
Elizabeth Ellen Livesey 16 Daughter do
Mary Livesey 13 Daughter do
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