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Around this time, the CBB still had an agency at Ashby, then run by Mrs Ann Cox the victualler at the Waggon & Horses. ...s. The [[Offiler's Brewery Ltd]]’s Board instructed the company secretary, Mr Brown, to respond stating that both were impossible. In September 1901, the

...s Arms, 144 High Street, Aston. Rebuild of an earlier pub, 1901. Architect Mr Brassington of James & Lister Lea. See: [[Bartons Arms, Aston]] ...80 Alum Rock Road, Alum Rock. Opened 1928; architect G B Cox of Harrison & Cox. See: [[Brookhill, Alum Rock]]

...r, employing three men and as having six children and a maid servant. When Mr Quick died, the Minden Place Brewery was acquired for his third son, Charle ...y Brewery; it is said that this business had been in existence since 1821. Mr Gullick also owned substantial parts of St Peter Port, including a rope-wal

...tion of John Stickland in Harbour Road, though in 1885 Job’s manager was a Mr Mead. ...described as the senior partner. Interestingly, one guest was their uncle Mr Pring of Exeter. In September 1900 Cleeves, mayor of Bridport, married Cath

'''THE WORDSLEY BREWERY by David Cox ...ve suffered serious financial difficulties, the brewery was mortgaged to a Mr. Collis who owned a long-established wine merchants in Stourbridge. On Tues

...hat County. He set up his brewery and by 1817 was in partnership with a Mr Cox. As the water used in the brewery was found to be brackish, arrangements ha In 1855 a Mr J.Haylett was listed as a brewer at Kings Quay Street and may well have bee

The first turf cut for the new brewery was made by the then secretary, Mr. Trevor Williams on 15th October, 1951. Financing this new project was achi When Peter Clark retired in 1979, he was succeeded by David Cox who left the company in 1982. The present head brewer, Bob Smith, is thus o