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<big>''' Thomas Sharples, ''' '' Chorley Brewery, 46/48 Parker Street , Chorley , Lancashire .''</big>
<big>'''Thomas Sharples''', ''Chorley Brewery, Prince Consort PH, 46-48 Parker Street, Chorley, Lancashire''</big>


In July 1904, bought for £2,475 by Wilkins Ltd. of Longton with one tied house, the Prince Consort, Parker Street. In 1924, it was acquired by [[Burtonwood Brewery Co.(Forshaw) Ltd]] when the brewhouse at the rear of the pub was mentioned.
In July 1904, bought for £2,475 by [[W.& R.Wilkins Ltd]] of Longton with one tied house, the Prince Consort, Parker Street.  
 
In 1924, it was acquired by [[Burtonwood Brewery Co.(Forshaws) Ltd]] when the brewhouse at the rear of the pub was mentioned.
 
 
 
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Thomas Sharples, Chorley Brewery, Prince Consort PH, 46-48 Parker Street, Chorley, Lancashire

In July 1904, bought for £2,475 by W.& R.Wilkins Ltd of Longton with one tied house, the Prince Consort, Parker Street.

In 1924, it was acquired by Burtonwood Brewery Co.(Forshaws) Ltd when the brewhouse at the rear of the pub was mentioned.