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Hair & Son

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	~~<big>'''John Hair & Son, '''''16 Church Street, Melbourne, Derbyshire.''</big>~~

	~~Founded 1851~~.		<big>'''John Hair & Son''', ''16 Church Street, Melbourne, Derbyshire.''</big>

	Dallman and Hair operated briefly together as brewers at this address in 1855.		Founded 1851. Dallman and Hair operated briefly together as brewers at this address in 1855. [[Francis Dallman (Melbourne)\|Francis Dallman]] then moved to Derby Road.

	[[~~Francis Dallman~~]] ~~then moved to Derby Road~~.		Acquired by [[Offiler's Brewery Ltd]]. 1954 with one tied house. Brewery converted into a house and is still standing.

	~~Acquired by [[Offiler's Brewery Ltd]]. 1954 with one tied house.~~

	~~Brewery converted into a house and is still standing.~~		'''An assortment of images of the brewery'''


	~~'''An assortment of images of the brewery'''~~
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Francis Dallman

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<big>'''Francis William Dallman, '''''Derby Road, Melbourne, Derbyshire.''</big>

Dallman retired between 1881 and 1888, passing the business to his son, Francis William Dallman, who died in 1896.

Acquired by John [[Hair & Son]] in 1898 from John William Dallman, Francis’ grandson aged 19.
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List of William Toone pubs

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	'''~~LIST OF~~ [[William Toone]] ~~TIED HOUSES~~'''		'''List of [[George Inn (Belton)\|William Toone]] Tied Houses'''

	*1. George Inn, Belton		# Bulls Head, Belton
	*2. Three Crowns, Wymeswold		# George Inn, Belton (the brewery)
	*3. Bull’s Head, Belton		# Old Robin Hood, Wood Gate, Leicester
	*4. Wheat Sheaf, Gallowtree ~~Gate, Leicester~~		# Three Crowns, Wymeswold
	*5. Old Robin Hood, Wood Gate, Leicester		# Wheat Sheaf, Gallowtree Gate, Leicester

William Toone

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<big>'''William Toone, '''''The George, 18 Market Place, Belton, Leicestershire.''</big>

In 1846, the George was kept by Ann Toone, whilst William Toone was shown as a maltster. In 1870 William was a farmer, whilst Mrs Elizabeth Toone had been at the George since 1855. By 1875, he had become a maltster and farmer and two years later was shown as a maltster and brewer.

From 1881 to 1902 William Toone was listed as a brewer and maltster (F247), but in 1884 John Emerson was at the George, followed by Thomas Chesterton. It seems likely that what had started out as the pub brewhouse, may have begun to operate on a more commercial scale.

In 1904 Mrs Jane Toone was only listed as a beer retailer, but there seems to be a 1911 entry for William Toone as a brewer.

In 1944, the George was bought by [[Offiler's Brewery Ltd] for £4,000, but seems to have been sold for only £2,550 in 1964.

It is still trading, with an emphasis on food. The frontage gives a date of circa 1753 and a building in the yard at the rear may be the remains of a brewhouse.

'''[[List of William Toone pubs]]'''
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List of Thomas Yeomans pubs

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	<big>'''[[Thomas Yeomans]]</big>'''		<big>'''List of [[Marquis Brewery (Measham)\|Thomas Yeomans]] Pubs</big>'''

	*1. Union Hotel, ~~High Street~~, ~~Measham~~		# Bricklayers Arms, Hugglescote
	*2. Navigation Inn, ~~Measham~~		# Bulls Head, Donisthorpe
	*3. Red Lion, Measham		# Corner Pin, Hugglescote, near Ashby
	*4. Old George, Market Street, Ashby de la Zouch		# Dog Inn, Netherseal, near Ashby
	*5. Queen’s Head, Main Street, Heather, near Ashby		# Flying Horse, Shaw Lane, Markfield
	*6. Corner Pin, ~~Hugglescote~~, ~~near Ashby~~		# Flying Horse, Ibstock
	*7. Bricklayer’s Arms, ~~Hugglescote~~		# Navigation Inn, Measham
	*8. Off- licence without sign, Swarstone (Swarkestone, Derbyshire?)		# Old George, Market Street, Ashby de la Zouch
	*9. Dog Inn, Netherseal, near Ashby		# Queens Head, Main Street, Heather, near Ashby
	*10. Flying Horse, Shaw Lane, Markfield		# Railway Inn, Melbourne Station
	*11. Flying Horse, Ibstock		# Red Lion, Measham
	*12. Railway Inn, Melbourne Station		# Union Hotel, High Street, Measham
	*13. Bull’s Head, Donisthorpe		# Off-licence without sign, Swarstone (Swarkestone, Derbyshire?)

Thomas Yeomans

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<big>'''Thomas Yeomans, ''' '' Marquis Brewery, Measham, Leicestershire.''</big>

Died 1890 and brewery with 11 houses bought by Bells of Burton head brewer J B Wright.

He transferred the brewery to Lord Donnington who appointed Wright brewer and manager.

[[List of Thomas Yeomans pubs]]
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John Shield

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<big>'''John Gilles Shield, ''' '' Measham, Leicestershire.''</big>

Recorded in 1892.

Possibly home address since he was a director of Offilers.
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John Johnson

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<big>'''John Johnson,''''' 90 Great Holme Street, Leicester.</big>''

In 1794, the Johnsons were maltsters in Northamptongate. Then in 1835 to 1848 John Johnson was listed as the victualler at the Birmingham Tavern, Hinckley Road, where he was also shown as a maltster in 1876.

In 1835 and 1846 Thomas Johnson was shown as a brewer and maltster in Southgate Street. Thomas also seems to have bottled beer. From 1848 to 1855 the address was more clearly given as 47 Southgate. From 1835 to 1848 Joseph Johnson was also a maltster in Oxford Street.

The Johnson family was involved with some 7 pubs during this period. For example in 1835, Arthur Johnson kept the Black Lion and from 1835 to 1846 Thomas Johnson kept the Admiral Rodney, High Cross Street previously run by the Coltmans. In 1870, they also owned the Axe & Square, Sanvey Gate.

However, the 1867 directory lists John Johnson as a maltster in Great Holme Street, but also still the brewer at 5 Hinckley Road. whilst T Johnson was a maltster in Mansfield Street. In 1875 John Johnson was shown as a brewer at Great Holme Street and a maltster at 4 Harvey Lane and Hinckley Road, where the following year he was again shown as brewing.

In April 1871 the licensee was James Robert Johnson and he was listed as the brewer for the period 1876-87, until the site became owned by the Browns.

Mrs Ann Johnson was then listed as a brewer and maltster at Stanley House in Great Holme Street in 1881-84. Henry Earny, a maltster’s foreman was living at No 88.

This site then possibly became used by [[Everards Ltd]].

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Murphy & Son

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	In 2025, they moved their head office to Unit 2 Brailsford Way, Chilwell, Nottinghamshire NG9 6DH; and their laboratory to Murphy and Son Technical Hub, Brewing and Biosciences Building, University of Nottingham, Sutton Bonington Campus, Sutton Bonington, Loughborough, LE12 5RD.		In 2025, they moved their head office to Unit 2 Brailsford Way, Chilwell, Nottinghamshire NG9 6DH; and their laboratory to Murphy and Son Technical Hub, Brewing and Biosciences Building, University of Nottingham, Sutton Bonington Campus, Sutton Bonington, Loughborough, LE12 5RD.

			* '''[[Murphy's Factory, Old Basford - formerly the Prince of Wales Brewery]]''' - from Basford Bystander

Hutchinson & Sons Ltd

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	<big>'''W H Hutchinson & Sons Ltd''', ''Prince of Wales Brewery, Alpine Street, New Basford, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire''</big>		<big>'''W H Hutchinson & Sons Ltd''', ''Prince of Wales Brewery, Alpine Street, New Basford, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire''</big>

	Founded in about 1869. Registered in June 1894. Acquired by the [[Home Brewery Co. Ltd]] in 1914. The brewery buildings and maltings survive. The brewery is listed grade II, architect William Bradford, 1891, and has an excellent tower. The brewery has been used since 1919 by Murphy & Son, suppliers to the brewing trade. The maltings have been converted to residential use.		Founded in about 1869. Registered in June 1894. Acquired by the [[Home Brewery Co. Ltd]] in 1914. The brewery buildings and maltings survive. The brewery is listed grade II, architect William Bradford, 1891, and has an excellent tower. The brewery has been used since 1919 by [[Murphy & Son]], suppliers to the brewing trade. The maltings have been converted to residential use.

	* '''[[List of W H Hutchinson & Sons Ltd. pubs]]'''		* '''[[List of W H Hutchinson & Sons Ltd. pubs]]'''

Murphy & Son

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	~~#redirect~~ [[Hutchinson & Sons Ltd]]		<big>'''Murphy & Son Limited''', ''Alpine Street, Old Basford, Nottingham, NG6 0HQ''</big>

			Murphy & Son are a long-established provider of product solutions and technical expertise to the brewing and broader beverage industry, including beer finings. They have occupied the former [[Hutchinson & Sons Ltd]] brewery in Basford, Nottingham, since 1919.

			In 2025, they moved their head office to Unit 2 Brailsford Way, Chilwell, Nottinghamshire NG9 6DH; and their laboratory to Murphy and Son Technical Hub, Brewing and Biosciences Building, University of Nottingham, Sutton Bonington Campus, Sutton Bonington, Loughborough, LE12 5RD.



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Murphy & Son

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Mikkeller Brewpub London

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	<big>'''Mikkeller Brewpub London''', ''37-39 Exmouth Market, Clerkenwell, London EC1R 4QL''</big>		<big>'''Mikkeller Brewpub London''', ''37-39 Exmouth Market, Clerkenwell, London EC1R 4QL''</big>

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<big>'''Mikkeller Brewpub London''', ''37-39 Exmouth Market, Clerkenwell, London EC1R 4QL''</big>

Established summer 2020 by Mikkeller and Rick Astley. A 7.5 hectolitre plant.

Mikkeller is based in Denmark, and has an expanding estate of pubs worldwide.

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