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*1. Prince of Wales, High St., Boston.
The following is a report of sale in the Alford Gazette dated 26 March 1921 following the failure of Hundleby Brewery Ltd:
*2. King's Head, Addlethorpe nr. Alford.
*1. Wheatsheaf, New Leake (sold to R.G. Kitching of Grimsby who had bought the Hundleby Brewery)
*3. Black Horse, Old Bolingbroke.
*2. Saracen’s Head, East Keal (sold to George Bateman & Son Ltd., Wainfleet)
*4. Bull's Head, Old Bolingbroke.
*3. Rising Sun, Bratoft (sold to George Bateman & Son Ltd., Wainfleet)
*5. Rising Sun, Bratoft nr. Spilsby.
*4. Anchor Inn, Toynton All Saints (sold to the sitting tenants)
*6. Chequers, Croft nr. Wainfleet.
*5. Bridge Inn beerhouse, Stickney (sold to the sitting tenants)
*7. Maltster's Arms, Hundleby.
*6. Coach & Horses, Toynton All Saints (sold to apparently private buyers)
*8. Saracen's Head, East Keal nr. Spilsby.
*7. Red Lion, East Kirkby, near Spilsby (sold to apparently private buyers)
*9. Red Lion, East Kirkby nr. Spilsby.
*8. Dog & Duck beerhouse, New Leake (sold to apparently private buyers)
*10. Wheatsheaf, New Leake.
*9. Black Horse, Thorpe St. Peter (sold to apparently private buyers)
*11. Blacksmith's Arms, Skendleby nr. Spilsby.
*10. Three Tuns, Thorpe St. Peter (sold to apparently private buyers)
*12. Queen's Head, Boston Rd., Spilsby.
*11. King’s Head, Addlethorpe (sold to apparently private buyers)
*13. Coach & Horses, Toynton All Saints nr. Spilsby.
*12. Anchor, East Street, Alford (sold to apparently private buyers)
*14. Black Horse, Thorpe St. Peter nr. Wainfleet.
*13. Blacksmith’s Arms, Skendleby (sold to apparently private buyers)
*15. Anchor, Toynton All Saints.
*14. Green Dragon, West Ashby (sold to apparently private buyers)
*15. Ebrington Arms, Kirkby on Bain (sold to apparently private buyers)
*16. Queen’s Head, Boston Road, Spilsby (sold to apparently private buyers)
*17. Maltster’s Arms, Hundleby (sold to apparently private buyers)
*18. Fox & Hounds beerhouse, Hundleby (sold to apparently private buyers)
*19. Duke’s Head, Old Bolingbroke (withdrawn from sale)
*20. Black Horse, Old Bolingbroke (withdrawn from sale)
*21. Cross Keys beerhouse, Salmonby (withdrawn from sale)
At an earlier date Hundleby Brewery Ltd. are thought to have also owned:
*22. Prince of Wales, High Street, Boston
*23. Chequers, Croft, near Wainfleet

Revision as of 16:21, 1 January 2018

The following is a report of sale in the Alford Gazette dated 26 March 1921 following the failure of Hundleby Brewery Ltd:

  • 1. Wheatsheaf, New Leake (sold to R.G. Kitching of Grimsby who had bought the Hundleby Brewery)
  • 2. Saracen’s Head, East Keal (sold to George Bateman & Son Ltd., Wainfleet)
  • 3. Rising Sun, Bratoft (sold to George Bateman & Son Ltd., Wainfleet)
  • 4. Anchor Inn, Toynton All Saints (sold to the sitting tenants)
  • 5. Bridge Inn beerhouse, Stickney (sold to the sitting tenants)
  • 6. Coach & Horses, Toynton All Saints (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 7. Red Lion, East Kirkby, near Spilsby (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 8. Dog & Duck beerhouse, New Leake (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 9. Black Horse, Thorpe St. Peter (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 10. Three Tuns, Thorpe St. Peter (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 11. King’s Head, Addlethorpe (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 12. Anchor, East Street, Alford (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 13. Blacksmith’s Arms, Skendleby (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 14. Green Dragon, West Ashby (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 15. Ebrington Arms, Kirkby on Bain (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 16. Queen’s Head, Boston Road, Spilsby (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 17. Maltster’s Arms, Hundleby (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 18. Fox & Hounds beerhouse, Hundleby (sold to apparently private buyers)
  • 19. Duke’s Head, Old Bolingbroke (withdrawn from sale)
  • 20. Black Horse, Old Bolingbroke (withdrawn from sale)
  • 21. Cross Keys beerhouse, Salmonby (withdrawn from sale)

At an earlier date Hundleby Brewery Ltd. are thought to have also owned:

  • 22. Prince of Wales, High Street, Boston
  • 23. Chequers, Croft, near Wainfleet
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