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LINGFIELD PUBS & BREWERIES: July 2007
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LINGFIELD PUBS and BREWERIES. Wednesday, 25 July 2007. LINGFIELD PUBS and BREWERIES. An ancient parish and village 3½ miles north from East Grinstead, and 4 miles south east of Godstone station. The Area of the parish is 9010 acres and in 1851 had a population of 2141 persons which had increased to 3024 by 1892. Dormans land. Situated 2 miles from the Royal oak and 1 mile from the Prince of wales. In 1892 run by Henry Brown of Oxted as a Free House. Frequented by Labouring classes. The Old House at Home,.
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Addlestone: April 2010
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Monday, 5 April 2010. The Addlestone brewery of John A. P. Clarke was in existence at least by 1876, but nothing else is known of its origins. It was acquired by Friary, Holroyd and Healy’s Brewing Company Ltd in 1891 (q.v.). J A P CLARKE and CO,THE BREWERY 1878-1891 @ BTR. t.o.b. Friary, Holroyd and Healy's Bry Co.Ltd.Guildford 1891 BTR. previously: Arthur William Thatcher (Egham Hythe 1878 S) 1884 @; John Campbell 1878 S @;. Freidrich’s Gazeteer gives:. 12a Johnstone Campbell -1878.
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LINGFIELD PUBS & BREWERIES: LINGFIELD PUBS & BREWERIES
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LINGFIELD PUBS and BREWERIES. Wednesday, 25 July 2007. LINGFIELD PUBS and BREWERIES. An ancient parish and village 3½ miles north from East Grinstead, and 4 miles south east of Godstone station. The Area of the parish is 9010 acres and in 1851 had a population of 2141 persons which had increased to 3024 by 1892. Dormans land. Situated 2 miles from the Royal oak and 1 mile from the Prince of wales. In 1892 run by Henry Brown of Oxted as a Free House. Frequented by Labouring classes. The Old House at Home,.
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LIMPSFIELD, TANDRIDGE, & CROWHURST PUBS HISTORY: June 2007
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LIMPSFIELD, TANDRIDGE, and CROWHURST PUBS HISTORY. Wednesday, 27 June 2007. I am adding Tandridge and Crowhurst to my Limpsfield Blog as I have so little material it is not worth opening separate blogs just yet, and like Limpsfield, they are just on the outskirts of Oxted. Tuesday, 26 June 2007. High Street, Limpsfield. Described as bottler and general storekeeper circa 1874 to 1910. He owned Wickham’s Stores (now Cullens), and also built Wickham’s Castle, now called Stonewalls. H...Limpsfield Street....
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TATSFIELD, TITSEY & CHELSHAM PUBS: Query about The Old Ship, Tatsfield
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TATSFIELD, TITSEY and CHELSHAM PUBS. Thursday, 5 February 2009. Query about The Old Ship, Tatsfield. I recently recvd an email from a reader enquiring about the Monteiths who ran the Old Ship in Tatsfield -. We have long lost touch as all of my English rellies are long gone. I am probably considered an OLD rellie myself by now. relic! Do you have any further information about the Monteiths, can you shed any light on the whereabouts of the family. 19 May 2015 at 04:35. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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GODSTONE PUBS & BREWERIES
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GODSTONE PUBS and BREWERIES. Thursday, 28 June 2007. I have just been sent an email giving a little bit more about the Godstone Hotel. Built in the late 16th Century, when Elizabeth 1st ruled England. Designed originally as a coaching house, it was first known as the "Greyhound Inn" and most of the original timbers survive to this day, including the Inglenook fireplaces in the "Coach-House Restaurant" and "The Creamery". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nice crock of John Moore of the Hare and Hounds.
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GODSTONE PUBS & BREWERIES: July 2007
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GODSTONE PUBS and BREWERIES. Tuesday, 24 July 2007. Further Info on Fox and Hounds, Tilburstow Hill. Fox and Hounds, Tilburstow Hill. Built in 1358, this house has an inglenook fireplace, but is missing the fire-back (see posting under Whyte Harte, Bletchingley.). The Fox used to be the haunt of smugglers who stopped there on their run from the coast to London. There was an incident in 1815, when smugglers were caught there by the King's Men, which was afterwards known as "The Tilbuster Battle". Apparent...
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TATSFIELD, TITSEY & CHELSHAM PUBS: June 2007
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TATSFIELD, TITSEY and CHELSHAM PUBS. Wednesday, 27 June 2007. TATSFIELD, TITSEY and CHELSHAM PUBLIC HOUSES. Westerham Road, Tatsfield. Situated about 2 miles from the Carpenters Arms, and about 1½ from Plumbers Arms and the General Wolfe, Westerham. The Inn was owned by Leveson Gower of Titsey Place, but tied to Bushells of Westerham. In 1892 the licensee was Robert Church and the inn was frequented by labouring classes. A resident, Mr Wood, relating on 21st Feb 1970, recalls a change of tenancy there.
