Further licensees after Wm Derby were John Allsop 1890, Thomas Smith 1892, Francis Walton 1893, James Court 1895, Edward Simpson…
LORD OF THE LAKE – LORD LAKE – LORD LUKE, 44 BURGESS STREET
1846 Jonathan Wilson victular of unnamed beerhouse in Burgess St, In 1849, directory listed as Lord of the Lake, William…
LIFEBOAT OR LEICESTER LIFEBOAT, 127 UPPER BRUNSWICK STREET
The Lifeboat had only a short-lived existence, with records only going back to the late 1860s. In this picture it…
FOX, 137 UPPER BRUNSWICK STREET/TAYLOR STREET
The Fox had entrances in both Upper Brunswick Street and Taylor Street. Confusion is often found as Brunswick and Upper…
NEW LEICESTER INN, UPPER BRUNSWICK STREET/BRUNSWICK STREET
112 Brunswick Street, formally 56 Brunswick Street. The New Leicester Inn was so named as the area that was extensively…
BREWERY – BRUNSWICK ARMS, 24 BRUNSWICK/ UPPER BRUNSWICK STREET
(Continued from previous file Brunswick Brewery) Report on recommending the closure of the Brunswick Brewery, controversially for no other reason…
BRUNSWICK BREWERY, BRUNSWICK STREET
Photo above: As can be seen from this map, the Brewery fronted Christow Street with the pub on Brunswick Street…
EARL OF LEICESTER, 50 BRUNSWICK STREET
Corner of Brunswick Street and Wheat Street. In June 1846, Jonathon Wilson took an advertisement in the Leicester Journal, stating…
SEVEN STARS, UPPER BROWN STREET
The Seven Stars on left of Upper Brown Street at no. 11 counting up from York Street, furthest in small…
EARL DYSART, 45 BRUNSWICK STREET
Photo above: Classic use of advertising on a small beer house. Photo is from John Zienteck’s collection. Circa 1865-1954. Possessed…