Stood on the North East side cornering the North West side of East Bond Street. Below Ariel photo of Grape St c1920s
Built circa 1839. Although the first record I have is Nov 1856 when Peter Hallam transferred his license to Mary Harvey.
Set 1857 John Moore sold off F&F, brewing barrels gas fittings etc.
April 1858 John Lewin to Samuel Ward, 1860’s-70’s The Robinson family John & Wm were to run the pub. Edward Newton was the registered owner.
Was owned by Nottingham Brewery after the brewing plant was auctioned off on the 19th of September 1879 by Wm Walker (went into liquidation),1882 Joseph Carter became licensee. followed in quick succession by Edward Wheldon, in June 1883, Frederick Wood in November the same year, Edward Elliot Sept 1884. Thomas Swift Crofts 1885.
Nottingham Brewery would become the owners around this time.
Dec 1884 The Duke of Cambridge was granted a licence for a smoke room. (above Nottingham Brewery logo) William Harris licensee for the above brewery 1887.
1907 Thomas Edward Healy was licensee, John Harlow 1909, William Stone 1914, Frederick Genders 1921. George William Ward 1923. William Thorpe 1927. Solomon Alexander 1931. Walter Pratt 1940.
Became Tennants Brewery by 1944. Frank Nichols the licensee, The pub was altered in 1948 and again in 1952, when William Waterfield was licensee.
1956 Tennants Brewery applied for removal of licence of Duke Of Cambridge to a yet to be constructed new pub to be called the Goodwood on Gamel Rd (later changed to the Daniel Lambert.
It closed later in 1957, Alfred Hancock landlord.
The licence – together with the licence of the Daniel Lambert – was transferred to the new Daniel Lambert on Gamel Road.