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# Beaconsfield Arms, Hughenden Road, High Wycombe # Carrington Arms, Oxford Road, High Wycombe

Buckminster: Tollemache Arms North Bolingbroke: Lancaster Arms

*7. Brewer’s Arms, Prince’s Street, Yeovil *49. Brewer’s Arms, Evercreech

*6. Charter Arms, Exchange Row, Mansfield *17. Hole Arms, Caunton, near Newark

*6. Beckford Arms, Fonthill Gifford *16. Calley Arms, Hodson *

# Kings Arms, Cable Street, Whitechapel, London E1 # Kings Arms, Whiston Street, Bethnal Green, London E2

<big>'''Exeter Arms''', ''13 Exeter Place, Derby, Derbyshire.''</big> File:Exeter Arms Derby 2018 PG (1).jpg

[[File:Everards_transport.jpg|thumb|Stamford Arms, Groby]] # Bakers Arms, Friars Causeway, Leicester

[[File:Methuen Arms Corsham 1994 zx (2).jpg|thumb|No 43 The Methuen Arms, Corsham]] [[File:Methuen Arms Corsham 1994 zx (3).jpg|thumb|No 43 The Methuen Arms, Corsham]]

*1. Butcher's Arms, Glyn Neath. *7. Borough Arms, New Henry St., Neath.

# Ducie Arms, Great Ducie Street, Manchester # Gardeners Arms, Lightbowne Road, Moston, Manchester

File:BidefordHeavitreeArms_21.jpg|Heavitree Arms, Bideford File:BidefordHeavitreeArms2011aa_Crutcher_Apr2011.jpg|Heavitree Arms, Bideford, 2011: George Crutcher

*12. Blacksmith’s Arms, Romsey Road, Southampton *14. Brazier’s Arms, Castle Lane, Southampton (closed 1941)

*7. Cricketer’s Arms, Goldington Road, Bedford *9. Coventry Arms, Coventry Road, Bedford

# Clifford Arms, Fore Street, Shaldon, Devon # Manor Inn, Ashton, near Exeter

* Carrington Arms, Ashby Folville nr. Melton Mowbray. * * Cheney Arms, Gaddesby nr. Melton Mowbray. *

...erborne, and I photographed one many moons ago on an unidentified hotel in Exeter. I wonder if the other plaques, the Delft like blue and white ones, are fro File:BanburyMarlboroughArms2007_BHK_Feb2007.jpg|Banbury, Marlborough Arms 2007

# Butchers Arms, Butchery Lane, Canterbury (destroyed by enemy action 1942) # Exeter Arms, Limekiln Street, Dover

...ny were also shown as brewers in Charlotte Street. Yet in 1868, the Craven Arms was owned by Cock & Langmore. ...the Albion, later compensated and closed. They were leasing the Marquis of Exeter for 7 years in 1891. They had also owned the Cross Keys, at nearby Kings Cl

...Grantham in 1927. There were also two others, a home brew pub, The Exeter Arms up to 1921 and Christopher Martin at 30 Foundry Street, also up to 1921. However with the brewery previously being leased from the Marquess of Exeter there was an opportunity to supply and lease a handful of public houses als