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<big>''' British Lager Brewery Co. Ltd, | <big>'''British Lager Brewery Co. Ltd, ''' '' 24 Devon Street, Liverpool, City Centre, Merseyside.''</big> | ||
Originally in the hands of William & John Duck whose partnership was dissolved in 1888. A James Bonthrone was prosecuted and fined in 1899 for carrying out experimental brews and "using the premises as a brewery without an excise entry". Registered 4th March 1899. Wound up 27th November 1902. No tied houses. | Originally in the hands of William & John Duck whose partnership was dissolved in 1888. | ||
A James Bonthrone was prosecuted and fined in 1899 for carrying out experimental brews and "using the premises as a brewery without an excise entry". | |||
Registered 4th March 1899. Wound up 27th November 1902. No tied houses. | |||
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British Lager Brewery Co. Ltd, 24 Devon Street, Liverpool, City Centre, Merseyside.
Originally in the hands of William & John Duck whose partnership was dissolved in 1888.
A James Bonthrone was prosecuted and fined in 1899 for carrying out experimental brews and "using the premises as a brewery without an excise entry".
Registered 4th March 1899. Wound up 27th November 1902. No tied houses.