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Founded 1820. | Founded 1820. | ||
James Dymore Brown succeeded Charles Moody at 106 Castle Street in 1831. | |||
Moved to Friar Street in c.1837 and built the Royal Albert Brewery in 1864. | |||
Registered May 1902 to acquire James Dymore & Son. | Registered May 1902 to acquire James Dymore & Son. | ||
Acquired by | Acquired by Morland & Co. Ltd. 1927 and brewing ceased, although bottled to 1961 and used as a depot until 1970. | ||
{{Trade Mark |regno = 12,840|desc=A ball in a garter|date=2/8/1877|seventy=9 years}} | {{Trade Mark |regno = 12,840|desc=A ball in a garter|date=2/8/1877|seventy=9 years}} | ||
Revision as of 16:08, 10 November 2015
Dymore Brown & Sons Ltd, Royal Albert Brewery, 16/18 Queen's Road, Reading, Berkshire.
Founded 1820.
James Dymore Brown succeeded Charles Moody at 106 Castle Street in 1831.
Moved to Friar Street in c.1837 and built the Royal Albert Brewery in 1864.
Registered May 1902 to acquire James Dymore & Son.
Acquired by Morland & Co. Ltd. 1927 and brewing ceased, although bottled to 1961 and used as a depot until 1970.
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