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EDWARD LAW
HUDDERSFIELD & DISTRICT HISTORY
INNS OF HUDDERSFIELD
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An assembly of research notes garnered from a multitude of sources during the course of many years of local history research. The information is freely available for use by all, other than for the purposes of trade, subject only to due acknowledgement.
For details of sources see SOURCES.
| SOURCES | ||
| HARE & HOUNDS | ||
| 1818 | M G Bashforth, Hare & Hounds, Market Place | Directory |
| 10.6.1820 | Mr G Bashforth, Hare & Hounds, Huddersfield | Mercury |
| 25.8.1821 | For sale, Hare & Hounds Inn, Huddersfield, Market Place, stables etc. | Mercury |
| Bashforth at Swan Inn in 1824. | ||
| HAT | ||
| 1763 | Old Hat dates as far back as 1763. During the Napoleonic wars its landlord was Mr James Armitage, the grandfather of Mr James Armitage, draper, the founder of the firm of Messrs James Armitage & Sons, Buxton Road | Ahier Stones |
| 1778/9 | James Armitage, Hat. Survey indicates that the owner was J Hanson who had succeeded William Houghton. Bretween Temple Street & Westgate. | RR Survey |
| 19.9.1803 | Thomas Armitage, Hat | Brewsters |
| 20.9.1806 | Thomas Armitage, Hat | Brewsters |
| 14.9.1807 | Thomas Armitage, Hat | Brewsters |
| 1833 | Thomas Armytage, innkeeper, stable keeper and Mail contractor | KC 165/35 |
| HOPE & ANCHOR | ||
| 20.3.1799 | Marriage, Edward Haigh, innkeeper & Betty Taylor, both of this parish. | Hudds. PR |
| 22.1.1803 | Edward Haigh, Huddersfield, innkeeper. | QS1/142/4 |
| 19.9.1803 | Edward Haigh, Hope & Anchor. | Brewsters. |
| 1805 | Hope & Anchor Club formed. | Building Clubs |
| 20.9.1806 | Edward Haigh, Hope & Anchor. | Brewsters |
| 1807 | Mr Edward Haigh, the Hope & Anchor Inn. | Mercury |
| 14.9.1807 | Edward Haigh, Hope & Anchor. | Brewsters |
| 25.12.1809 | Edward Haigh, Huddersfield, innkeeper | |
| 1810 | Edward Haigh master of Hope & Anchor Club | Building Clubs |
| 1810-14 | Edward Haigh, Trustee to Hope & Anchor Club Building Society. | KC/165/141 |
| 1.1.1814 | Edward Haigh, farmer, Rawthorp Hall, borrows £1000 from Tim Bentley, common brewer. | KC315. |
| 1818 | E Haigh, Hope & Anchor, Bottom King St. | Directory |
| 1821 | Edward Haigh, Hudds., innkeeper, borrows further £300 from Tim Bentley on security of Hope & Anchor Inn, Shorehead & other property. | KC315 |
| 1825 | Edward Haigh, innkeeper. | Misc Will. |
| 1828 | Betty Haigh, Hope & Anchor. | Recog. |
| 1843 | John Rhodes, Hope & Anchor Inn. | Hfx G. |
| HORSE & GROOM | ||
| 19.9.1803 | William Booth, Horse & Groom. | Brewsters |
| 20.9.1806 | William Booth, Horse & Groom | Brewsters |
| 14.9.1807 | William Booth, Horse & Groom | Brewsters |
| HORSE & JOCKEY | ||
| 28.3.1747 [?] | At J Booths | Turner |
| 1770 | James Booth, Horse & Jockey | RR |
| 1778-79 | Robert Perkin, Horse & Jockey, and a brewhouse, on south side of Market Place. | RR & Survey |
| 7.2.1795 | Mr Robert Parkin, Innholder, Hudds. | Mercury. |
| 1797 | Robert Parkin, Market Place, the Horse & Jockey. Note –or corn market, now called the Fleece Inn. | RR |
| 19.9.1803 | Thomas Parkin, Horse & Jockey. | Brewsters |
| 20.9.1806 | Thomas Parkin, Horse & Jockey | Brewsters |
| 14.9.1807 | Thomas Parkin, Horse & Jockey | Brewsters |
| 13.2.1814 | Thomas Parkin, Hudds., innkeeper | HPR baptisms |
| 12.10.1815 | Col. Bernard, intercededing with Jos. Radcliffe for Parkin "who for some years has kept a publick house in Huddersfield, whose licence has not been renewed. | RAD papers |
| 1816 | Thomas Perkin, Horse & Jockey, Market Place. Carrier to Thurstonland. | Directory. |
| ND | Where the West Riding Bank now stands, there stood an old public house, commonly called the Doll Hole, kept by Thomas Paking. | |
| HORSE SHOE | ||
| 10.12.1796 | James Thompson, The Horse Shoe, Huddersfield. | Mercury |
| 20.12.1797 | James Thompson & Martha his wife, Innkeeper, Hudds. | QS1/139/2 |
| 19.9.1803 | James Thompson, Horse Shoes. | Brewsters |
| 20.9.1806 | James Thompson, Horse Shoes. | Brewsters |
| 14.9.1807 | James Thompson, Horse Shoes. | Brewsters |
| 1818 | Joseph Beaumont, Horse Shoe, Kirkgate. | Directory |
| 24.2.1821 | Fire in hay loft of Horse Shoes public house, Hudds. | Mercury |
| 24.1.1824 | Married, Thursday last, Mr Sykes, finedrawer, to Mrs Mallinson of the Horse Shoes Inn, Hudds. | Mercury |
| 1828 | Radcliffe Sykes, Horse Shoes. | Recog |
| 1883 | Old Horse Shoe Inn, Kirkgate, pulled down | Hordern |
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