Lancaster pub history index
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Lancaster, Lancashire.
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Lancaster Gazette. 11 October 1890 - Some Past Licensed Victuallers of Lancaster since 1800
Three Tuns, Ripley. Mrs Ripley. J Pugh (Mrs R married Mr Pugh), Richard Thompson, 1825, _ Casson, _ Clarke, Mrs Clarke, John Wilcock, Isaac Johnson, William Lawson. Now done away with.
A Mrs Ripley kept the Three Tuns in 1801, and in the month of August, she married a Mr Pugh.
Mrs Ripley of the Three Tons married to Mr Pugh, August 1801
1818, Richard Thompson, Three Tuns, China lane
1825, Richard Thompson, Three Tuns, China lane
1828-29 Pigots, Rd Thompson, Three Tuns, China lane
Kendal Mercury. 11 May 1839 - Transfer of Alehouse licenses
Three Tons, John Dobson to William Green
1851, Ann Clark, Old Three Tuns, China lane
In 1851 at 27 China Lane, Lancaster, Lancashire
John Wilcock, Inn keeper, aged 33 and born in Howsham, Westmorland
Ann Wilcock, Wife, aged 31 and born in Cartmel, Lancashire
James Clark, Step son, aged 12 and born in Lancaster, Lancashire
Mary A Clark, Step daughter, aged 10 and born in Lancaster, Lancashire
Eliza Clark, Step daughter, aged 8 and born in Lancaster, Lancashire
William Clark, Step son, aged 6 and born in Lancaster, Lancashire
George Clark, Step son, aged 5 and born in Lancaster, Lancashire
Catherine P Clark, Step daughter, aged 3 and born in Lancaster, Lancashire
Margaret Armer, Household servant, aged 21 and born in Cockerham, Lancashire
John Swarbuck, Servant, Brewer, aged 40 and born in Wyersdale, Lancashire
The Kendal Mercury and Northern Advertiser. 09 February 1856
On Saturday night last, a farm labourer, named William Bowker, from Wennington, overcome by frequent potations of the Lancaster nut brown ale, went with a militiaman to sleep with him, at the house of Mr John Wilcock, the Three Tuns, in China Lane.
When he woke in the morning, he found to his dismay that his companion had decamped with the whole of his wearing apparel, leaving his regimentals in their stead. ...
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