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<big>'''Hunt, Edmunds & Co. Ltd, '''''26 Bridge Street, Banbury, Oxfordshire.''</big>


Founded 1807 when Thomas Hunt bought the Unicorn pub with its brewhouse and malting.  
<big>'''Hunt, Edmunds & Co. Ltd''', ''26 Bridge Street, Banbury, Oxfordshire.''</big>


Registered September 1896.  
Founded 1807 when Thomas Hunt bought the Unicorn pub with its brewhouse and malting. Registered September 1896.  


Acquired by Bass, Mitchells & Butlers Ltd. 1965 with 187 public houses.  
Acquired by [[Bass, Mitchells & Butlers Ltd]] in 1965 with 187 public houses. Brewing ceased 1st May 1967.


Brewing ceased 1st May 1967.
* '''[[List of Hunt, Edmunds & Co Ltd pubs]]'''
* '''[[Hunt, Edmunds & Co: Banbury Cross Plaques]]'''




'''An assortment of images of the brewery'''
'''Hunt, Edmunds and Company Ltd, Bridge Street, Banbury by Keith Osborne'''
 
The Company known as Hunt, Edmunds and Company Ltd had its origins in the business of the Hunt family. The first mention of the Hunts can be traced to 25 March 1807, when Thomas Hunt who was described as "late farmer of Cropready and now victualler of Banbury" purchased the Unicorn in the Market Place, Banbury. He then "out of natural love and affection for his son John Hunt of Upper Boddington, plumber and glazier" conveyed it to him for ten shillings. This John Hunt had a son named John who succeeded him at the Unicorn. Rusher's Directory of Banbury mentions John Hunt as being at the Unicorn from 1832 to 1841, as a maltster in the Market Place from 1835 to 1839, and as a maltster and brewer in Bridge Street in 1841.
 
From 1842 to 1847 the style became T & J Hunt both at the Unicorn and at Bridge Street as brewers and maltsters. In December 1847, Thomas Hunt purchased the Unicorn from John Hunt Junior and by 1848 the partnership had been disolved, the three businesses being carried on by Thomas Hunt. John Hunt it seems took as his share of the partnership a mortgage from Thomas of the Unicorn and of "the newly built brewhouse in Bridge Street South (built by John Hunt deceased) and malthouse in Parsons Meadow Lane".
 
 
'''The brewery'''
 
<gallery>
<gallery>
Banbury Hunt Edmunds 1971 (1).jpg|The brewery in 1971
File:Hunt Edmunds Banbury 1967 zx (34).jpg|The brewery in 1967
Banbury Hunt Edmunds 1971 (2).jpg|The brewery in 1971
File:Hunt Edmunds Banbury 1967 zx (42).jpg|The brewery in 1967
Hunt Edmunds BB.jpg
File:Hunt Edmunds Banbury 1967 zx (43).jpg|The brewery in 1967
Hunt Edminds Banbury 16.1.1973.jpg
File:Hunt Edmunds Banbury 1967 zx (33).jpg|The brewery in 1967
Hunt edmunds banbury aa.jpg
File:Banbury Hunt Edmunds 1971 (1).jpg|The brewery in 1971
Hunt Edmunds 1969.jpg
File:Banbury Hunt Edmunds 1971 (2).jpg|The brewery in 1971
File:Hunt Edminds Banbury 16.1.1973.jpg|The brewery in 1973. Courtesy Roy Denison
</gallery>
</gallery>
'''An assortment of images'''
<gallery>
File:Hunt edmunds banbury aa.jpg
File:Hunt Edmunds 1969.jpg
File:Hunt Edmunds BB.jpg
File:Hunt Edmunds IPA.jpg
File:Hunt Edmunds Banbury.JPG |Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Hunt Edmunds - Banbury advert 1920's.jpg |Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Hunt Edmunds Banbury Ales  19.5.1973.jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Hunt Edmunds tray.jpg
File:Hunt Edmunds plaque.JPG
File:Hunt Edmunds Banbury at Hook Norton 8.12.1970.jpg |Courtesy Roy Denison
</gallery>


{{Trade Mark 3 |regno = 181,444|desc=Banbury Cross|date=28/7/1894|seventy=NO
{{Trade Mark 3 |regno = 181,444|desc=Banbury Cross|date=28/7/1894|seventy=NO

Latest revision as of 11:57, 10 May 2023

The brewery in 1971, SE view
Hunt edmunds advert 003.jpg
Hunt Edmunds.jpg
Hunt Edmunds sign.jpg

Hunt, Edmunds & Co. Ltd, 26 Bridge Street, Banbury, Oxfordshire.

Founded 1807 when Thomas Hunt bought the Unicorn pub with its brewhouse and malting. Registered September 1896.

Acquired by Bass, Mitchells & Butlers Ltd in 1965 with 187 public houses. Brewing ceased 1st May 1967.


Hunt, Edmunds and Company Ltd, Bridge Street, Banbury by Keith Osborne

The Company known as Hunt, Edmunds and Company Ltd had its origins in the business of the Hunt family. The first mention of the Hunts can be traced to 25 March 1807, when Thomas Hunt who was described as "late farmer of Cropready and now victualler of Banbury" purchased the Unicorn in the Market Place, Banbury. He then "out of natural love and affection for his son John Hunt of Upper Boddington, plumber and glazier" conveyed it to him for ten shillings. This John Hunt had a son named John who succeeded him at the Unicorn. Rusher's Directory of Banbury mentions John Hunt as being at the Unicorn from 1832 to 1841, as a maltster in the Market Place from 1835 to 1839, and as a maltster and brewer in Bridge Street in 1841.

From 1842 to 1847 the style became T & J Hunt both at the Unicorn and at Bridge Street as brewers and maltsters. In December 1847, Thomas Hunt purchased the Unicorn from John Hunt Junior and by 1848 the partnership had been disolved, the three businesses being carried on by Thomas Hunt. John Hunt it seems took as his share of the partnership a mortgage from Thomas of the Unicorn and of "the newly built brewhouse in Bridge Street South (built by John Hunt deceased) and malthouse in Parsons Meadow Lane".


The brewery


An assortment of images


Entry in the Trade Mark Registry

Registration No  : 181,444
Description  : Banbury Cross
Date of Application  : 28/7/1894
Used Prior to 1875?  : NO


Registration No  : 558,707
Description  : Whisky Label
Date of Application  : 12/03/1935
Used Prior to 1875?  : NO


Registration No  : 514,334
Description  : Label
Date of Application  : 07/07/1930
Used Prior to 1875?  : NO