QUEEN, WHARF STREET

LJ reported of the death of Charles Tolson of the Queen beerhouse, Wharf Street, aged fifty-one on 18 May 1843. … More

JOHN WHITTLE BEER SHOP, WHARF STREET

In April 1832, a man named Whittle – the occupant of a new beer shop in Wharf Street – was … More

Two reports of Lord Brougham, Rutland Street, both in November 1837. One in LH calling it a beer shop and … More

A report from April 1832 mentioned a man named Whitwell fined 40/- for having his Wharf Street house open after … More

In 1832, William Kenney was landlord here with brewhouse. The Black Dog was mentioned in a robbery court case from … More

Mr Garner ran a beer shop in Braunstone Gate. In May 1836, Elizabeth Garrett, a lady travelling through Leicester, was … More

January 1836, saw a report of the landlord of the Black Tiger, Henry Tebbutt, being bought up on a charge … More

In April 1836, a sergeant was called when two young ‘pugilists’ were causing a disturbance in the Spotted Leopard by … More

The Free and Easy was mentioned in a court case of April 1832, when three men met to divide out … More

The only known reference is March 1835, when a tremendous storm hit parts of the town, particularly affecting Welford Road. … More