Joshua Tetley & Son Ltd

An advert from 1865

A share certificate

Letterhead 1986

Joshua Tetley & Son Ltd, 21 Hunslet Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire

Founded before October 1822 when Joshua Tetley acquired William Sykes' brewery. Registered July 1897.

As Joshua Tetley, they acquired the following breweries:

• T. & W. R. Dickinson (Formby). Acquired 1949 with 3 pubs.
• Duncan Gilmour & Co. Ltd (Sheffield). Acquired with 342 houses in 1954 and ceased brewing 1959.
• Whitaker & Co. Ltd (Bradford). Acquired in 1959 with 119 houses.
• Melbourne Brewery (Leeds) Ltd. Acquired in 1960 and brewing ceased one year later. Owned 245 public houses.

Merged with Walker Cain Ltd. with 2,771 houses 1960 to form Tetley Walker Ltd. In 1961, it became part of Allied Breweries but in January 1993 was renamed Carlsberg-Tetley as a result of an amalgamation with the Carlsberg Brewery.

Brewing ceased at Leeds in June 2011 and most of site has since been cleared. Tetley ales continue to be brewed elsewhere, under licence from Carlsberg-Tetley.

• List of Joshua Tetley & Son Ltd. pubs

The brewery features in The Noted Breweries of Great Britain and Ireland by Alfred Barnard published 1890.

• Read: "Joshua Tetley & Son, Leeds: Extracted from the Noted Breweries of Great Britain and Ireland" by Alfred Bernard

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An assortment of images of the brewery

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The brewery in 1980

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The brewery in 1991

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The brewery in 2001

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BHS visit to Tetley's Brewery, September 2008

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At the brewery

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The brewery in 2009

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At one point both Tetley and Eldridge, Pope & Co. Ltd "shared" a common Trade Mark

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Labels, etc:

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Entry in the Trade Mark Registry Registration No  : 1,124 Description  : Heraldic Shield with 5 pointed star Date of Application  : 20/01/1876 Used Prior to 1875?  : Since 1866