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EDWARD LAW
HUDDERSFIELD & DISTRICT HISTORY
INNS OF HUDDERSFIELD
I to L
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 | ||
| IMPERIAL | ||
| 31.1.1852 | Transfer of licence, JT Wigney to S Bradley. | Chron |
| KINGS ARMS | ||
| 1711 | See Brown Cow. | |
| 22.6.1732 [?] | At John Ryleys | Turner |
| 1778-79 | Martin Taylor, lame, Kings Arms. Owned by Joseph Walker who owned and kept the Dial, and a note that he married widow Ryley. Also a brewhouse. East side of Market Place. | RR & Survey |
| 19.9.1803 | John Beaumont, Kings Arms. | Brewsters |
| 1803 | John Senior, Kings Arms –all the shops. [I feel this is in error for Kings Head] | Rates |
| 1811 | James Bottomley. Innkeeper. | Hudds. Apprentice Book |
| 5.9.1813 | John son of Martha Saville, single woman, and James Bottomley, Hudds., innkeeper. | HPR |
| 1818 | James Bottomley, Kings Arms, Fieldgate. | Directory |
| 10.2.1821 | Dau of Mr James Bottomley of Kings Arms Inn, Hudds., married to Mr J Foster of Pontefract, solicitor. | Mercury |
| 1828 | William Bottomley, Kings Arms. | Recog. |
| KINGS HEAD | ||
| 13.9.1803 | John Senior, innkeeper. | Session Roll |
| 19.9.1803 | John Senior, Kings Head. [Subsequently at Wharf Inn] | Brewsters |
| 20.9.1806 | Ann Campbell, Kings Head. | Brewsters |
| 14.9.1807 | Ann Campbell, Kings Head. | Brewsters |
| 1816 | Joseph Smithies, Kings Head, Cloth Hall Street. | Directory |
| 23.10.1816 | Joseph Smithies, Hudds., innkeeper. | Mercury |
| 1816 | Joseph Smithies, innkeeper. Coaches to Doncaster & Huddersfield | Directory |
| 1818 | Joseph Smithies, Kings Head, Cloth Hall St. | Directory |
| 1820 | Joseph Smithies, Hudds., innkeeper. | Sessions |
| 1.1.1820 | Advertised for sale by auction. | Mercury |
| 26.8.1820 | The Deighton manufacturers of woollen cords, velveteens etc. have moved from Kings Head to Pack Horse Yard, solicit continued patronage of gentlemen who attend Huddersfield Market. | Mercury |
| 12.5.1821 | Joseph Smithson, Kings Head Inn | Mercury |
| 7.12.1822 | Joseph Smithies, Kings Head Inn. | Mercury |
| 1823 | Joseph Smithies, Kings Head Inn. | C296-69 Eastwood |
| 15.3.1823 | Strayed or taken, several hounds the property of the subscribers to the Huddersfield Hunt, write to Mr J Smithies, Kings Head. | Mercury |
| 1828 | Joseph Smithies, Kings Head | Recog. |
| 1832 | Smithies. | Dispensary |
| 1847 | John Smithies, Kings Head Inn, Cloth Hall St. | Rate Book |
| LAMB | ||
| 19.9.1803 | Paul Scholes, Lamb. | Brewsters |
| 20.9.1806 | Paul Scholes, Lamb. | Brewsters |
| 14.9.1807 | Paul Scholes, Lamb. | Brewsters |
| 1828 | Elizabeth Scholes, Lamb. | Recog. |
| LION | ||
| 1778-79 | Joseph Beaumont, Lion. [Joseph Beaumont also held a bowling green and it is likely this is west of Shorehead.] | RR. Survey |
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