MARINERS ARMS – PEACOCK, BELGRAVE GATE

Also recorded in the 1822 orders as being in Belgrave Gate.

BOAT – BELGRAVE GATE

Recognizance orders of 1822 records a Boat in Belgrave Gate.

A Staff of Life is recorded in a court case of 1837, when it mentions one Robert Harrold kept a … More

This was kept circa 1850, by Thomas Cattell. After living at 120 Belgrave Gate (the Musicians Arms), Cattell opened a … More

Known as Spitalhouse Inn, Spitalhouse Hotel and Spittlehouse Brewery. The Sptalhouse stood a few doors away from the Old Pack … More

Two very old photos of the original Pack Horse built c1539. (Newark Houses) Eric Swift writes the name Old Pack … More

Known as the Sinkermakers until the 1870s, when it changed to the Duke of Rutland. Court cases reveal that William … More

Langharm Arms cornered Alfred St. and Alfred Terrace. Typical back street beerhouse, the Langham Arms opened circa 1860. It was … More

Photo above: c1959 (Leices Council Planning) Early directories give 46 Alexander st as the Anchor (poss due to its closeness … More

Earliest listing so far found is 1838, with John Haddon as victualler. He used the name of his father, Thomas … More