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Wath also had its first recorded brewers - Charles Shaw, common brewer and William Kemp & Co., also common brewer. Whether eit ...e interested were - the White Bear, Wath, which had previously belonged to Carter's Victoria Brewery, [5] Wakefield, and the Ring o' Bells on Church Str

*3. Bowling Green, Charles St., Stockport. *38. Carter's Arms, Chapel St, Fulshaw.

...n afterwards acquired one. In a Chancery case deposition, Stephen Gower, a carter employed by James, says:- "about a month before Christmas in the year 1810, ...artners in the Brewery in 1833. They were Thomas James Breeds Burfield and Charles Burfield the Younger. They each purchased one eighth part of the stock and

# Woodman Inn with brewhouse, Otley Road / St Charles Road, Headingley, Leeds (Oct. 1893) # King Charles I Inn with brewhouse, King Charles Croft / Lands Lane, Leeds (June 1907)

|Charles I. Clark |Charles Mead

<big>'''Charles George Payne, ''' '' Rose & Crown Hotel, Market Place, Saffron Walden, Esse ...6d, so evidently brewing was taking place during the ownership of Mr W. C. Carter from at least 1882 and possibly much earlier. The house was the premier hos

<big>'''[[Carter & Co]]'''</big> ...arles Absalom, also of Fordingbridge, converted to a public house, sold to Carter & Co. c. 1900, and closed 1908)

...or Melbourne Brewery houses formerly owned by Carter & Sons, see [[List of Carter & Sons pubs]].'' # Palace Inn with brewhouse, Kirkgate, Leeds (Oct. 1926). See: [[Charles Castelow (Leeds)]] and [[Palace Hotel, Leeds]].

# Church Inn, Charles Street, Ashton under Lyne # Jolly Carter, Clarendon Place, Hyde

*4. Jolly Carter, West Leigh *10. Jolly Carter Inn, Lowton, near Warrington

[[File:NottinghamCastleInn_1926.jpg|thumb|Nottingham Castle, Carter Gate, Nottingham, 1926. Photo courtesy nottinghampost.com]] *5. Sir Charles Napier, Sherwood Street, Nottingham

# Providence Inn, Park Road, Barnsley (Sept. 1930) (ex [[Carter's Knottingley Brewery Co. Ltd]]) # Charles Turnbull, Fairbarn Road, Stannington, near Sheffield (leased 1967)

...wood in 1906 came to nothing. Mew Langton's did eventually acquire [[Henry Charles & Walter Sweetman]]'s George Street Brewery in Ryde with 21 houses for £30

<big>'''Charles Arkcoll & Co''', ''Lion Brewery, High Street, Chatham, Kent.''</big> ...in 1912, the business was sold at auction to A J Brown, trading as Owen J Carter, wine and spirit merchants for £75,000. He resold the licensed houses to [

Established in 1895 by Ernest GC Bomford and in 1899 in partnership with Charles WH Smartt. ...Birmingham market from 16 Temple Street. Then in 1899 he took as partner, Charles William Herbert Smartt, who also managed the business.

...to the Company. Watney took a quarter share. The partnership also included Charles Lambert and was for a term of 14 or 21 years whichever the partners agreed Charles Pearce Secocold was admitted to the partnership in 1852 for the price of £

*31. Prince Charles, Clipstone Road, Forest Town, near Mansfield *48. White Hind, Carter Gate, Newark

# Charles II, Bestwood Park Drive West, Rise Park # Vale Hotel, Carter Lane, Warsop Vale, Warsop. See: [[Vale Hotel, Warsop Vale]]

Acquired by [[Charles Absalom]] of Fordingbridge 1886 and brewing ceased by 1900. Closed 1909 when a [[Carter & Co]] of Ringwood house.

*6. Barley Mow, Charles Street, Manchester GU pre- 1885 *34. Jolly Carter, Church Street, Little Lever, near Bolton Purchased 12.10.1938