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History of The Colchester Brewery Co Ltd

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<big>'''[[Colchester Brewing Co. Ltd]] History'''</big>

The information below was all gained from information within the Public Domain that has mostly come from the web.

==History==

A masterful Quaker, Robert Hurnard, of Kelvedon, together with his one time apprentice, Christopher Stopes, opened a brewery on East Hill ‘on a humble scale’ in 1829 (it was only in 1834 that slavery was abolished in all of our territories and the railway only got to Colchester in 1843, Thorpe-le-Soken 1866 and Clacton-on-Sea 1882). They were later joined by Robert’s son James and ‘stove to brew the best in all the thirsty town of Colchester’. On his father’s death in 1866 at the age of 91, James sold his interest to Christopher Stopes and retired from business. The brewery was now known as the Eagle brewery, hence the use of the eagle emblem of the later Colchester Brewing Company.

The Beerhouse Act of 1830 (Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837) was introduced with the intention of curbing the consumption of spirits especially gin, which was the scourge of many a working class family. Consequently many private houses opened as Beerhouses, but couldn’t sell wine or spirits. The last Colchester beerhouse (The Stockwell Arms, West Stockwell Street) was granted its full licence as a public house in 1958, its earliest known date was 1871. I can remember this as a very popular, packed lunch time favorite with many office workers before it became PC not to drink at lunch times and more often than not to work through your lunch break!!, that’s probably why it closed early in 2007 and is now up for sale. Also at this time another popular Colchester lunch time pub was the ''“Bay & Say”'' next to the Hippodrome in the High Street, this is still a licensed house but called ''“After Office Hours”'' yet another sign of the times!

Kimber, Gross & Nicholl’s, was founded in 1830 as a porter brewery behind St Botolph’s Street in Colchester and had by 1851 become [[Charrington, Nicholl & Co. Ltd]] and moved to the bottom of East Hill. St Botolph’s Beer Brewery, north of St Giles church was bought by J.P.Osborne c 1835 and converted to a vinegar brewery, but ceased manufacture c. 1854.

In 1851 there were three maltings at the Hythe in Colchester, convenient for the import of barley and the export to London of malt.

Before the 1872 Licensing laws, most ale and beer was brewed in outhouses (brew houses) at the rear of Ale Houses, Public Houses and Inns. The 1872 Act prohibited ''“brewing in sheds and backhouses”'' which gave the larger breweries a great advantage; I wonder if the law was brought in to increase the government’s duty it could raise?

The larger breweries, using new mechanized methods, grew at the expense of the smaller ones. The Stopes family, by now owners of the Eagle Brewery on East Hill, took over Cobbold’s on North Hill in 1882. Those two breweries were merged in 1886 with the firm of Arthur T Osborne, son of J P Osborne. Then in 1887 this brewery was acquired by the Norfolk and Suffolk Brewing Company, a company which had been formed only the previous year as an amalgamation of various brewing interests in the area. In that same year, the company was given the new name of ‘The Colchester Brewing Company, Ltd’ with the head office and brewery at the Eagle Brewery on East Hill. It owned 319 licensed houses, 63 of them in Colchester.

In 1888 the Eagle Brewery on East Hill was rebuilt, with a red sandstone tablet inscribed ‘12th May 1888, H Stopes, Architect’. At this time one Arthur Othniel Stopes was Managing Director of the Colchester Brewing Company. He was born in 1850 and died in 1916 being buried in Colchester Cemetery.

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''The Apple Tree, Little Clacton''

The first record I could find of The Apple Tree in Little Clacton was the census of 1886 when a George Payne ‘Beer Retailer’ was listed as living there. Tim believes the Apple Tree was once owned by The Colchester Brewing Company. I can remember the pub in the 1970’s when it was run by Mr. & Mrs. Lewis (my wife used to do Mrs. Lewis’ hair). At that time the pub hadn’t been extended to the left, only having two bay windows. As you walked into the pub the left had side was the public bar and to the right was the smaller saloon. The car park was at the front of the building as in the aerial photograph hanging in the bar shows. The Lewis’ had two sons, one of which still lives in the village, he runs a building firm having constructed several local properties.

The other village pub (The Blacksmith’s Arms) dates back even further, it is really nice to still have two pubs in the village when so many villages don’t even have one. For at least two hundred years the ‘The Blacksmith’s Arms’ must have borne its name after the nearby smithy. Often in the old days an inn-keeper was a blacksmith by trade. The front of the pub was the scene of the fair which was held each year at the Parish Church’s patronal festival, St James Day, July 25th, until abolished by order in 1872 due to rowdy behaviour. In 1806 (during the Napoleonic Wars) the Cameron Highlanders were stationed at Weeley. On the 25th July a party of them (in company with some local girls) visited the fair. At the Blacksmith’s Arms villagers were dancing and making merry. The landlord made another room available to keep the parties apart. The soldiers, probably the worst for drink, burst in on the locals, upon being challenged drew their bayonets. The countrymen seized any weapons to hand; the intruders were outnumbered, and staggered away up the street, with the villagers in hot pursuit. One of the Highlanders, Alexander McDonald, had hurt his foot in jumping from an upper window. He was overtaken near Amerell’s Farm and attacked and died of his wounds. The four men accused of his murder were acquitted by a jury at the County Assizes. A century later a bayonet, left behind in the fracas, was still being exhibited at the Blacksmith’s Arm’s. Alexander McDonald is buried in a shady corner of Weeley Churchyard. I have found reference to the land at the side of The Blacksmith’s Arms (which is now Hayes Garage) which during World War 2 was the site of an Artillery Battery.

The [[Colchester Brewing Co. Ltd]] was well known for brewing stout (they also brew ‘Old King Coel Strong Ale). The notion of a stout as an accompaniment to oysters seems to have been behind their “Oyster Feast Stout”, brewed around 1900 to celebrate the annual oyster harvest on the River Colne. This style of this beer is maintained by ‘The Stable Brewery’ home of ‘The Maldon Brewing Co Ltd’ also popularly known as ‘Farmers Ales’. They brew a ‘Maldon Oyster Stout’ that celebrates the Maldon Oyster Festival on 1st September. It is brewed with local Blackwater oysters supplied by the Maldon Oyster Company.

The larger breweries competed with each for control of tied houses whose numbers were limited by the licensing laws. [[Charrington, Nicholl & Co. Ltd]]’s at East Hill remained a family firm supplying its own public houses until it was taken over c 1920 by the Colchester Brewing Company, which in turn (as a result of the death of a major shareholder)in 1925 became part of [[Ind Coope Ltd]], which merged with [[Allsopp & Sons Ltd]] in 1934. The takeovers were designed to accumulate more tied houses rather than more brewing plant (sounds familiar).

The old Eagle Brewery was towards the bottom of East Hill near the Nicholls Mineral Water Factory. Deliveries to their alehouses in and around Colchester were by a fleet of horses and carts. When Ind Coope took over in 1925 (as they had a brewery at Romford) the East Hill premises where just used for storage and local distribution which continued until 1987. I can clearly recall the large gateway (very like a Roman Triumphal Arch) into the yard which stored beer barrels in the 70’s and 80’s. The Romford Brewery site (beside Romford Railway station) is now a shopping mail. [[Ind Coope Ltd]] in Romford was the largest brewer in Essex. In the early 70’s Essex still had three small independents, however two of them (GE Cook & Sons of Halstead and Gray & Sons of Chelmsford) closed in 1974. The third (TD [[Ridley & Sons Ltd]] of Hartford End) was taken over by Greene King in 2005.
However the name of the Colchester company lived on as the Colchester Brewing Company Ltd of 120 Station Street, Burton-on Trent, and became Ind Coope (East Anglia) Ltd, around 1962.

The Brewery building was both listed (grade II) and in one of the town's conservation areas. It dated back to the original brewery started by C Stopes in 1828 and re-built 1888; it ended up being some 7,000 sq ft of space. On the façade of the building there is now a sign showing three dates 1928 (started) 1888 (re-built) and 1988 (renovated). After the old brewery was sold it was turned into multi-occupancy offices and renamed as Eaglegate, harping back to the original name of the brewery on that site. There was an unsuccessful spell on the lettings market as offices. Then in 2003 Developers Mersea Homes applied to turn the grade II listed Eaglegate building into ten new homes. They also wanted to put up a new building in the adjacent yard to take five more apartments.

The once golden eagle perched high up on the building’s façade (having become a less impressive black), is still perched there as a lasting testament to the building’s former glory! The foundation tablet (mentioned above) on the right hand side of the building at pavement level, had the name of The ''“Colchester”'' Brewing Company erased during World War 2 as a precaution against invading Germans knowing which town they had reached. One might have thought any invading Germans would have a shrewd idea where they were thereby avoiding the need for Dad’s Army to deface such an important monument.
Below is some information about various Public Houses’ once owned by The Colchester Brewing Company Ltd.

==Cross Keys, Culver Street & Long Wyre Street, Colchester==

The Cross Keys was first mentioned in the alehouse recognizance of 1764 but would have dated from before then. A book covering Essex Brewers refers to the Cross Keys Brewery in Culver Street, which was previously the White Horse and Wine Stores. It states that brewing ceased in 1880 after [[Bridges, Cuthbert & Co Ltd (Colchester)]] had commenced brewing in 1866. It passed to the [[Norfolk & Suffolk Brewery Co Ltd]] and then to the [[Colchester Brewing Co. Ltd]].

Memories of this house are given in a book by George Pluckwell who recalled it as, 'being an ancient house of Tudor atmosphere, with its steep tiled and cobbled roof and heavy timbered interior beams’. It stood on the south east corner of Culver Street East and Long Wyre Street and was closed and demolished in 1970 (and the town lost another delightful pub), to make way for the building of Caters supermarket, now another name from the past.

==The Key, Ipswich==
Towards the end of the nineteenth century, the name changed to "THE RUNNING BUCK" (renamed the ‘The Key’ in 1999). This coincides with the first photographic record of the building which shows it to be owned by The Colchester Brewing Company. By 1897 the roof sign reads "Tollemaches Ales, Stouts & Spirits". Their steam brewery operated in Upper Brook Street. I spent many a happy hour (no pun intended) in this pub back in the early 70’s as this was a favored venue with the group of people I mixed with. It had several bar’s all with a different theme (which must have been ahead of it’s time) we liked the cowboy bar best! Our favored pubs in Clacton were the Oakwood (before being much enlarged but with a corresponding decrease in atmosphere) and the Lion’s Den (long before it smelt of cat’s!! and eventually shut!).

==The Fox, Boxted==

In 1871 the head of the household at Lilley’s beerhouse in Church Street, later known as The Fox in Boxted , was Salome Lilley aged 15. With her brothers, Abraham, aged eight, and Henry, aged two, they managed the pub until Abraham became landlord. Their father, Obadiah, had left home, and their mother had died of fever. While the property was owned by the Lilleys, the beer was supplied first by Josiah Cole of the Queen’s Head, and after the 1872 Act, by the Colchester Brewing Company. In 1905 [[Greene King & Sons Ltd]] of Bury St. Edmunds bought the property from Abraham Lilley. Salome Lilley married the gardener from Boxted Hall.

==The Butcher’s Arms, Beccles==

From a Beccles newspaper printed in January 1914, I found a licensing application made by the Colchester Brewing Company to gain Building Approval made to the Police Court (would now be known as a Magistrates Court). This was to add a new side entrance and porch, which was approved.

==The Colchester Brewing Company Ltd – memorabilia==

I live about 100 yards from the Apple Tree, I recently got a local builder to build an extension, when he dug out the footings he found an old beer bottle from The Colchester Brewing Company. This is a very old (at least from 1925) green, champagne threaded bottle with an embossed trade mark golden eagle. This could have come from the Apple Tree being brought by a farm labour and left in the ditch at the side of my property, which until the early eighties was the car park of Orchard Lea (formally Street Farm). In any event I bet Tim (the pub Landlord) would give me the original deposit back!

Then on eBay I purchased a refreshment token for 1 ½ d produced by the Colchester Brewing Company, these tokens where apparently produced by institutions and businesses, like Breweries, Public Houses, Chapels and co-operatives in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. They could have been given to employees of the brewery as part of their wages or as a benefit that could only be spent in one of the companies establishments. These tokens could be used to purchase refreshments; beer in 1885 would have been about a penny ha’penny a pint of Ale. I have also acquired an old Colchester Brewing Company share certificate; I found information listed on the web from the ‘Stock Exchange Official Yearbook’ of 1895 so it was obviously a PLC at one time. When I left British Telecom I was given a valedictory certificate for ‘the contribution you have made over more than thirty five years with the company’ this came in a nice frame, which I have put to a far better use holding the share certificate!

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|George
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|Thomas Windsor
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|Aylesbury
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|Frances Keen
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Aylesbury
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|Elizabeth Jefferies
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Bierton
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|Robert Young
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|John Reading
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|Bierton
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|George King
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Duke's Head
|Buckland
|Over 50 Years
|Thomas Gates
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Swan
|Cheddington
|Over 50 Years
|Dinah Archer
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Seven Stars
|Dinton
|Over 50 Years
|John Kingham
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|White Hart
|Haddenham
|Over 50 Years
|Hugh Swan
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Wheat Sheaf
|Hardwick
|Over 50 Years
|William Simmons
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Red Lion
|Marsworth
|Over 50 Years
|Alfred Smith
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Three Horse Shoes
|Monks Risborough
|1830
|Stephen King
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Masons' Arms
|Waddesdon
|1830
|John Cripps
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|White Swan
|Waddesdon
|Over 50 Years
|Thomas Cripps
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|White Swan
|Wendover
|Over 50 Years
|Samuel Caudry
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|Queen's Head
|Wing
|Over 50 Years
|Henry Windmill
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Royal Oak
|Wing
|Over 50 Years
|Seth Denchfield
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Six Bells
|Wing
|Over 50 Years
|Hannah Denchfield
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|Anchor
|Wingrave
|Over 50 Years
|Thomas Gibbs
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Bell
|Wingrave
|Over 50 Years
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|Wingrave
|1865
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|Red Lion
|Wingrave
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|Princes Risborough
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|Stewkley
|1846
|Charles Mead
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|Bell
|Stoke Mandeville
|Over 50 Years
|Ann Baker
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|Harrow
|Stone
|Over 50 Years
|Richard Miles
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|Crown
|Little Horwood
|Over 50 Years
|Thomas Quainton
|E.M.M. Lucas, Rowsham
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|Dolphin
|Stoke Hammond
|Over 50 Years
|James Mayier
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|Swan
|Swanbourne
|1848
|William Brooks
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|Armed Yeoman
|North Marston with Hogshaw
|Over 50 Years
|Richard Webb
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|Black Boy
|Oving
|Over 50 Years
|John Clark
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|Whitchurch
|Over 50 Years
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Part 1

FREEHOLDS

! No!!Names of House!!Situation!!Approx term of sub lease!!Rent Rec'd
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|1
|Albert
|Victoria Street
|
|£550
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|2
|British Flag (see also 53)
|Cottage adjoining Culvert Road, Battersea
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|£80 & £15
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|3
|Cedar Tree (see also 18)
|Wandsworth Lane, Putney
|
|£67
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|4
|Chequers
|Wapping Wall
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|£52
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|5
|Graving Dock Tavern and shop adjoining
|North Woolwich Road, 2 Graving Dock Terrace. Note £1 pa is paid for rent for urinal
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|£200 & £23
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|6
|Horns and shop adjoining
|Grange Road, Bermondsey.
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|£200
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|7
|Lord Nelson and cottage adjoining
|Clarence Street, Rotherhithe
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|£50
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|8
|Prince Albert
|Wharfdale Road, Kings Cross
|
|£180
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|9
|Prince Alfred
|Tufton Street, Kings Cross
|
|£100
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|10
|Princes Head
|Princes Street, Westminster
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|£275
|-
|11
|Railway Tavern
|York Road, Kings Cross
|
|£60
|-
|12
|Ship
|Marigolds Street, Bermondsey
|
|£78
|-
|13
|Victoria Dock Tavern and shop adjoining
|Victoria Dock Road, Canning Town
|
|£150
|-
|14
|Commercial (and see no. 14a, Schedule 2)
|Battersea Park Road
|£27
|£200
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|15
|Upton Hotel (and see no. 15a, Schedule 2)
|Bexley Heath
|£21 3/4
|£100
|-
|16
|Wheatsheaf
|Rotherhithe Street
|£16 1/2
|£36
|-
|17
|Salisbury Arms
|Salisbury Street, Bermondsey
|£38 3/4
|£40
|-
|18
|Cedar Tree stables
|(See no. 3)
|£17 3/4
|£56
|-
|19
|Albert Chambers
|Victoria street
|
|£200
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|20
|Six Shops
|Enfield Highway
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|£113
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PART II
LEASEHOLDS

! No!!Names of House!!Situation!!Approx term of sub lease!!Rent Rec'd
|-
|21
|Roebuck and 6 cottages
|Enfield Highway
|£990
|£100
|-
|22
|Old Five Bells
|St. Leonard Street, Bromley by Bow
|£87 ½
|£60
|-
|23
|White House
|Premises and 10 cottages. Enfield Wash
|£87
|£64
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|24
|Queens arms
|Bolton Street, Camberwell
|£78
|£80
|-
|25
|Birkbeck (See also no 25a, Schedule 2)
|Birkbeck Road, Tulse Hill
|£78 ½
|£104
|-
|26
|Silver Cross
|Charing Cross
|£73 ½
| £300
|-
|27
|Murray Arms (reversion to trade)
|Rhyl Street, Kentish Town
|£72 ¾
|£20
|-
|28
|Sabbarton Arms
|Upper North Street, Poplar
|£62 ½
|£195
|-
|29
|Gospel Oak (See also no 29a, Schedule 2)
|62 Southampton Road, Haverstock Hill
|£61 ¾
|£90
|-
|31
|White Swan
|181 Upper Thames Street
|£79 ½
|£350
|-
|32
|Pickering Arms
|Pickering Street, Islington
|£54 ½
|£104
|-
|33
|Lucas Arms
|Grays Inn Road
|£47 ½
|£250
|-
|34
|Builders Arms
|Moreton Street
|£43 ¾
|£500
|-
|35
|Prince of Orange
|Artillery Row
|£42
|£176
|-
|36
|Foresters Arms
|Myrtle Street, Commercial Road
|£41
|£104
|-
|37
|Triangle Arms and cottage (See also no. 37a, Schedule 2)
|Caroline Street, Old Kent Road
|£34
|£76
|-
|38
|Constitution
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London Chiswick and Hogarth 28 August 2026

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<big>'''Walk Through Chiswick and a stroll with William Hogarth.'''</big>

On 28th August, Ken Smith led a group of members on a short but informative walk around the Chiswick area of London.
Starting out from Turnham Green tube station, the group’s first stop was Chiswick High Road.

Pausing in front of a modern statue of William Hogarth and his dog. Ken explained that Hogarth would be a constant companion on this walk. Lyn West quickly spotted the plaque adjacent to the statue naming the dog as “Trump”!

Ken explained that this road was, and to some extent still is, one of the main routes west out of London. It was a Roman route, a medieval highway and a turnpike during the eighteenth century. So there always was a constant stream of traffic, carriers, drovers, wagons and coaches. Of course, everything on that road needed feeding, watering and stabling. Two thousand years of traffic on one alignment.

Ken continued, saying that any inn on a route of this kind would have been a substantial business rather than a drinking house. Stabling, a yard large enough to turn a vehicle, food, beds and the changing of horses were the trade, and drink was part of it rather than the whole.

The group paused at just one of the many public houses in the area facing directly onto the High Road, the George IV. This establishment has a rich history dating back to its origins in 1826 when owned by a James Simpson. Named after the then King, the pub still reflects the architectural and cultural influences of the Georgian era, serving as a vital community hub where people gathered to discuss politics, share news, and enjoy entertainment.

The walk continued down Devonshire Road, heading south towards the River Thames. Ken stopped in front of a derelict pub halfway down the street. He pointed out the contrast between the affluent and successful public houses on the High Road and this failed attempt not 300 yards from the main thoroughfare. This used to be the Duke of York, 107 Devonshire Road.

The site dates back to at least the 1830s. Sources indicate that Fuller, Smith & Turner acquired the pub in 1834, although the establishment itself appears to have existed before then. It served the growing population of Chiswick New Town, a development created to accommodate local workers as the area expanded. The original structure was rebuilt in 1927 by noted architect Nowell Parr. It appeared in editions of the Good Beer Guide during the 1990s.
The pub's fortunes declined during the 2000s and 2010s. Fuller’s sold the property in 2017, and after a series of short-lived reopenings and closures, the Duke of York ceased trading in 2018/2019.

After negotiating the underpass at Hogarth Corner, Ken guided the group into the sanctity of the Hogarth Museum gardens where he asked whether anyone recalled the advertising slogan “Drunk for a penny; Dead drunk for twopence; Clean straw for nothing”.
This sorry state of affairs was brought about by the overwhelming presence and use of cheap gin. A problem that social commentators of the time, of which William Hogarth was one, made loud noises about. Hogarth’s contribution was to show the contrast between the drinking of Gin and the drinking of Beer in a pair of etching very familiar to any brewery historian.

Hanging in the gallery of the museum are two original prints of Beer Street and Gin Lane. Issued in 1751 by Hogarth in support of what would become the Gin Act. Designed to be viewed alongside each other, they depict the evils of the consumption of gin (then a generic term for grain-based distilled spirits) as a contrast to the merits of drinking beer.

On the simplest level, Hogarth portrays the inhabitants of Beer Street as happy and healthy, nourished by the native English small beer and ale. Those who live in Gin Lane on the other hand are destroyed by their addiction to the foreign spirit of gin. Gin Lane shows shocking scenes of infanticide, starvation, madness, decay, and suicide, while Beer Street depicts industry, health, bonhomie, and thriving commerce.

After the sobering implications of Hogarth’s works, Ken tried to reverse the sombre mood and paused the group at the near-by George & Devonshire pub. Grade II listed and built in the 18th century by an unknown architect. The pub claims that it dates back to 1650 when it was known as the George. By 1826, the pub had been renamed to "The George and Devonshire", after the Duke of Devonshire who owned the nearby Chiswick House. The group could see the Duke’s coat of arms adorning the building. A legend tells that smugglers of rum had a secret passageway from the pub's cellar to the cottages that once lined the Thames below St Nicholas Church. There boats from the Continent would be unloaded and the contraband goods carried up a secret passage, probably still remaining, which led into the cellar. Evidence of this passageway can be seen today in the cellar of the George and Devonshire with two steps leading up to a bricked-up doorway!

Ken led the group down Church Street to view the substantial remains of [[Sich & Co. Ltd]]’s Lamb Brewery, clearly emblazoned on the top of the tower. The brewing site was first mentioned in the will of John Hawes in 1763. The brewery was known as Sich & Co by 1819, eventually being acquired by the [[Isleworth Brewery Ltd]] in 1920. Interestingly, the Sich site is now surrounded on 3 sides by the group’s next stop, Fullers.

Ken pointed out that some of the cottages along Church Street were adorned with wisteria. Evidently from the same plant as Fullers famous wisteria which almost smoothers their offices.

At the end of Church Street is the parish church of St Nicholas containing the tomb of William Hogarth. A fitting end to a walk dominated by this influential man.

Ken then led the group around the towpath and up to [[Fuller, Smith & Turner Ltd]]'s Brewery. Early records show the site passing to the Mawson family hands in 1685. John Fuller became a partner in 1829 and in 1845 his son John Bird Fuller was left sole partner. In November 1846 Henry Smith and John Turner joined as partners in the firm. A proudly independent brewer who eventually were acquired by Japanese brewer Asahi in January 2019.

The group then took an informal walk back towards Hammersmith Bridge along the tow path. During the riverside walk, the group enjoyed the sight of elegant Georgian and Victorian houses and historic boatbuilding slipways.

Of course, the opportunity to stop off at one of the beautiful riverside pubs was taken, along with a few excellently kept beers.

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List of Alfred Leney & Co Ltd pubs

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<big>'''[[Alfred Leney & Co. Ltd]]'''</big>

*1. Archcliffe Fort Inn, Bulwark Street, Dover
*2. Avenue Inn, Snargate Street, Dover
*3. Ancient Druids, Stembrook, Dover
*4. Bull Inn, London Road, Buckland, Dover
*5. Boar’s Head, Eaton Road, Dover
*6. Bowling Green, Hartley Street, Dover
*7. Cinque Ports Arms, Clarence Place, Dover
*8. Old Commercial Quay, Commercial Quay, Dover
*9. Cause is Altered, Queen Street, Dover
*10. Cricketers Hotel, Crabble Road, Dover
*11. Carrier’s Arms, West Street, Tower Hamlets, Dover
*12. Cherry Tree Inn, London Road, Dover
*13. Dolphin Inn, Dolphin Lane, Dover
*14. Empire Palace of Varieties, Market Square, Dover
*15. Engineer, Folkestone Road, Dover
*16. Fleur de Lys, Council House Street, Dover
*17. Fox Inn, St. James Street, Dover
*18. Friend in Need, Peter Street, Dover
*19. Golden Lion, Priory Street, Dover
*20. Halfway House, Canterbury Road, Womenswold, near Dover
*21. Imperial Crown, Tower Street, Tower Hamlets, Dover
*22. Mitre, Snargate Street, Dover
*23. Mason’s Arms, High Street, Dover
*24. Ordnance Arms, Queen Street, Dover
*25. Prince of Wales, George Street, Dover
*26. Prince Albert Hotel, Biggin Street, Dover
*27. Pavilion Hotel, Custom House Quay, Dover
*28. Red Lion, Charlton Green, Dover
*29. Red Lion, St. James Street, Dover
*30. Sussex Arms, Townwall Street, Dover
*31. Swan Hotel, Preston near Dover
*32. Salutation Inn, Biggin Street, Dover
*33. Star & Garter, Trevanion Street, Dover
*34. Three Cups, Crabble Hill, Dover
*35. Union Hotel, Commercial Quay, Dover
*36. Wellington Hotel, Snargate Street, Dover
*37. Walmer Castle, Market Square, Dover
*38. Carpenter’s Arms, Coldred, near Dover
*39. Diamond Stores (off- licence), Folkestone Road, Maxton, Dover
*40. Fox Inn, Temple Ewell
*41. Plough, Hougham, near Dover
*42. Railway Hotel, London Road, River, Dover
*43. Agnes Inn, Broadmead Road, Folkestone
*44. Chequers, Seagate Street, Folkestone
*45. Off- licence, 38 Foord Road, Folkestone
*46. George III, Little Fenchurch Street, Folkestone
*47. Globe Hotel, The Bayle, Folkestone
*48. Off- licence, 9 Agnes Street, Folkestone
*49. Guildhall Stores (off- licence), Folkestone
*50. Railway Tavern, Dover Road, Folkestone
*51. Red Cow, Foord Road, Folkestone
*52. Royal Standard, Canterbury Road, Folkestone
*53. Richmond Tavern, Margaret Street, Folkestone
*54. Royal Oak, North Street, Folkestone
*55. Shakespeare Hotel, Guildhall Street, Folkestone
*56. Star & Garter, Harvey Street, Folkestone
*57. Carpenter’s Arms, Hastings
*58. Hastings Arms, George Street, Hastings
*59. London Trader, East Beach Street, Hastings
*60. Old King John, Middle Road, Ore, Hastings
*61. High Bank Stores (off- licence), Old London Road, Hastings
*62. Off- licence, Hughenden Road, Hastings
*63. Parade House, Hastings
*64. Railway Stores, Hastings
*65. Pavilion Shades, Tram Road, Folkestone
*66. Bricklayer’s Arms, South Wellesborough, Ashford
*67. British Flag, Forge Lane, Ashford
*68. South Eastern Tavern, Torrington Road, Ashford
*69. Bull, High Street, Eastry
*70. Bell, Church Hill, Shepherdswell
*71. Bell, Canterbury Road, Lydden
*72. Beerhouse, Womenswold, near Canterbury
*73. Bull, Gabriel’s Hill, Maidstone
*74. Rose & Crown, High Street, Maidstone
*75. Blue Bell, Maidstone Road, Beltring, near East Peckham
*76. Chance Inn, Chance Lane, Guston
*77. Chequers, Stone Street, Petham
*78. Chequers, The Street, West Hougham, near Dover
*79. Drum Inn, Stone Street, Stanford, near Hythe
*80. Fountain, Seabrook Road, Hythe
*81. George Hotel, High Street, Sittingbourne
*82. George, High Street, Battle
*83. Hope & Anchor, High Street, Margate
*84. Hare & Hounds, Golf Road, Deal
*85. Hare & Hounds, Folkestone Road, Maxton, Dover
*86. Off- licence, 24/26 Rose Street, Sheerness
*87. Off- licence, 72 Paynton Road, St. Leonards
*88. Off- licence, 9 Hertford Street, Ramsgate
*89. Queen Plillippa, North Road, Queenborough
*90. Ship Hotel, High Street, Queenborough
*91. Stanley House, Sandgate, near Folkestone
*92. Star Inn, Tilmanstone
*93. Three Horseshoes, Great Mongeham
*94. Two Sawyers, Woollage Green, Womenswold
*95. Star Inn, High Street, Battle
*96. Wellington Inn, Deal
*97. White Hart Hotel, Norman Road, St. Leonards
*98. Warren Inn, Dymchurch Road, New Romney
*99. Spread Eagle, Frederick Street, Chatham
*100. New Inn, Etchinghill, near Hythe (for sale 1926 on expiry of Leney’s lease)

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Ashford Breweries Ltd

2026-11-09T11:01:39Z

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<big>'''Ashford Breweries Ltd, '''''Lion Brewery, Dover Place, Ashford, Kent.''</big>

The Lion Brewery was established 1850 and traded as Green & Loud. Sold by Sharman & Cooper to a Mr.Newport 1866. Thomas Chapman & Sons, whose brewery at Lenham had been established by a Mr Mercer in 1785, purchased the Lion Brewery in 1868 and the Lenham brewery was closed.

New brewery erected after a fire in November 1869.

Above style registered September 1898 to acquire Chapmans and W.M.Richardson's Original Brewery.

Acquired by [[Style & Winch Ltd]]. in 1912 and premises used as stores until 1921 when converted for the production of cider by Ashford Valley Cider Co. Ltd.

Brewery demolished 1971.

[[List of Thomas Chapman & Sons pubs]]

'''The brewery features in The Noted Breweries of Great Britain and Ireland by Alfred Barnard published 1890.'''
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Wadworths BHS AGM 20 July 2023

2026-11-09T10:50:46Z

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<big>'''BHS AGM 2023 '''</big>

<big>'''Wednesday 19th July 2023'''</big>

14.30 Tour of [[Arkell & Sons Ltd]] Brewery in Swindon

'''Courtesy Mick Connors'''

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'''Courtesy Jeff Sechiari'''
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<big>'''Thursday 20th July 2023'''</big>
10.30– 12.00 Tour of [[Wadworth & Co. Ltd]] old brewery in Devizes

'''Courtesy Mick Connors'''

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12.00 – 14.00 BHS AGM at The Bear Hotel, Devizes

14.45 – 15.30 Tour of [[Wadworth & Co. Ltd]] new brewery

'''Courtesy Mick Connors'''

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<big>'''Friday 21st July 2023'''</big>
11.00 – 13.00 Tour of [[Warminster Maltings]], Warminster

'''Courtesy Mick Connors'''

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Wadworth & Co. Ltd

2026-11-09T10:47:55Z

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[[File:Henry Alfred Wadworth.jpg|thumb|Henry Alfred Wadworth]]
[[File:DevizesWadworthsFirstBrewery_1885.jpg|thumb|The original brewery. An Ordnance Survey extract from 1885. "Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland" http://maps.nls.uk/index.html]]
[[File:DevizesWadworthsNewBrewery_1922.jpg|thumb|The new brewery. An Ordnance Survey extract from 1922. "Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland" http://maps.nls.uk/index.html]]
[[File:WadworthLeaflet2007a.jpg|thumb|History of the company - from a Wadworth's leaflet in 2007]]
[[File:WadworthShires2007a.jpg|thumb|The Wadworth Shires - from a Wadworth's leaflet in 2007]]
[[image:Wadworths 2 1900.jpg |thumb|An advert from 1900]]
[[File:Wadworth 1969.jpg|thumb|Letterhead 1965]]

<big>'''Wadworth & Co. Ltd'''</big>

<big>(1) ''Northgate Street, Devizes, Wiltshire''</big>

<big>(2) ''Northgate Brewery, Northgate Street, Devizes, Wiltshire''</big>

<big>(3) ''Folly Road, Devizes, Wiltshire''</big>

The original Northgate Brewery - on the south side of Northgate Street - is said to have been founded in 1768. The buildings survive here, converted to apartments.

The site of the Northgate Brewery is thought to date from 1837 and in 1875 was bought by Henry Alfred Wadworth, who built a new brewery there in 1885. Registered in 1889 and still operating independently.

In 2020, they announced their intention to move the brewing operation to a new site at Folly Road in Devizes. This site comprises a former book warehouse and brewing commenced here in 2023. See [[Wadworth Folly Road Brewery]].

In 2025 the Old Brewery site as now cleared with 102 new houses to be built. This site was previously the 1960's warehouses, stables, empty cask yard and garages.

Main brewery is listed and is to be converted to apartments.

* '''[[List of Wadworth & Co. Ltd pubs]]'''
* '''[[Wadworths - Gallery]]'''
* Read: '''[http://www.breweryhistory.com/journal/archive/137/6X.pdf "Mystery of the Name 6X" by Brian Yorston]'''
* The Brewery History Society visited both sites in July 2023. For more images of the breweries, see: '''[[Wadworths BHS AGM 20 July 2023]]'''

'''The Northgate Street brewery'''

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File:Wadworth 2007 (22).jpg|2007
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File:Wadworth 2007 (8).jpg|2007: from the Northgate Brewery
File:Wadworth 2007 original entrance (20).jpg|The original brewery in 2007
File:WiltsDevizes_OldWadworthBry_SP_Apr2010.jpg|The original brewery in 2010
File:DevizesWadworthOldBrewery2023aa_SP_July23.jpg|The original brewery in 2023
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'''The 1885 brewery'''

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File:Wadworth Devizes.jpg
File:Wadworth brewery Devizes 5.10.1973.jpg|The brewery 1973: courtesy Roy Denison
File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (5).jpg|The brewery in 1978
File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (6).jpg|The brewery in 1978
File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (8).jpg|The brewery in 1978
File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (9).jpg|The brewery in 1978
File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (10).jpg|The brewery in 1978
File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (11).jpg|The brewery in 1978
File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (13).jpg|The brewery in 1978
File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (15).jpg|The brewery in 1978
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File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (4).jpg|The brewery in 1978
File:Wadworth Devizes 1978 (3).jpg|The brewery in 1978
File:DevizesWadworthBry198508a_SP.jpg|The brewery 1985
File:Wadworth 1992 Sechiari (7).jpg|The brewery 1992
File:Wadworth 1992 Sechiari (3).jpg|The brewery 1992
File:Wadworth 1992 Sechiari (1).jpg|The brewery 1992
File:Wadworth 1997.jpg|The brewery 1997
File:DevizesWadworthBry200207a_SP.jpg|The brewery 2002
File:DevizesWadworthBry200207b_SP.jpg|The brewery 2002
File:DevizesWadworthBry200207c_SP.jpg|The brewery 2002
File:DevizesWadworthBry200207d_SP.jpg|The brewery 2002
File:DevizesWadworthBry200207e_SP.jpg|The brewery 2002
File:DevizesWadworthBry200207f_SP.jpg|The brewery 2002
File:DevizesWadworthBry200207g_SP.jpg|The brewery 2002
File:DevizesWadworthBry200207h_SP.jpg|The brewery 2002
File:DevizesWadworthBry200207j_SP.jpg|The brewery 2002
File:DevizesWadworthBry96_SP_Apr2010.jpg|The brewery 2010
File:DevizesWadworthBry97_SP_Apr2010.jpg|The brewery 2010
File:DevizesWadworthBry95_SP_Apr2010.jpg|The brewery 2010
File:DevizesWadworthSignShop2023aa_SP_July23.jpg|The Sign Shop in 2023
File:DevizesWadworthSignShop2023bb_SP_July23.jpg|The Sign Shop in 2023
File:DevizesWadworthYard2023aa_SP_July23.jpg|2023
File:DevizesWadworth2023aa_SP_July23.jpg|2023
File:DevizesBear_BHSAGM2023a_SP_July23.jpg|Brewery History Society AGM at the Bear Hotel, 2023
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'''The 1885 brewery in 2007'''

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'''The Folly Road brewery'''

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'''A selection of their products'''

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File:Wadworth RD zx (1).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
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File:Wadworth Shire Horses leaflet, A JBS.jpg|Courtesy Jeff Sechiari
File:Wadworth Shire Horses leaflet, B JBS.jpg|Courtesy Jeff Sechiari
File:Wadworth Brerwery Tours leaflet, C JBS.jpg|Courtesy Jeff Sechiari
File:Wadworth Brerwery Tours leaflet, B JBS.jpg|Courtesy Jeff Sechiari
File:Wadworth Brerwery Tours leaflet, A JBS.jpg|Courtesy Jeff Sechiari
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|regno2 = 383,147/8/9|desc2=Whisky labels|date2=29/04/1918|seventy2=NO
|regno3 = 513,668|desc3=Whisky|date3=12/06/1930|seventy3=NO}}

[[Category:Wiltshire]]

Wadworth Folly Road Brewery

2026-11-09T10:46:53Z

Bhadmin:

<big>'''[[Wadworth & Co. Ltd]]'''</big>

The Folly Road Brewery in pictures.

Courtesy of Jeff Sechiari'''

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Wadworth Folly Road Brewery

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[[Wadworth & Co. Ltd]]

The Folly Road Brewery in pictures.

Courtesy of Jeff Sechiari'''

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