Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Hammer and Trowel, Warminster.
Sarah Pearce 1754-1757.
Topics about organisations and activities in Warminster.
Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Hammer and Trowel, Warminster.
Sarah Pearce 1754-1757.
Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Warminster. Rising Sun.
John Walford 1754-1755.
Edith Walford 1756-1757.
Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Warminster. Fox. Henry Willoughby 1754-1757.
Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Warminster. Duke William. Thomas Harris 1754-1757.
Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Warminster. Green Dragon. Jane Haynes 1754-1757.
Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Angel, Warminster.
Elizabeth Steedman 1754-1756.
Francis Peacock 1757.
Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Warminster. Fox. Henry Willoughby 1754-1757.
Salisbury Journal, Monday 25th October 1756:
Advertisement
To be Lett, At LADY-DAY next, The ANGEL INN in Warminfter, In the County of Wilts. Situate opposfite the Market and Seffions Hall, being a commodious and good accustom’d Inn, with good Stall Stabling, a large Yard, Garden, and thirteen Acres of good Pasture Ground adjoining to the faid Yard, to be lett with the faid Inn. For particulars enquire of Mr Charles Aldridge, in Warminfter.
Salisbury Journal, 25 October 1756:
Advertisement
To be Lett, At LADY-DAY next, The ANGEL INN in Warminfter, In the County of Wilts. Situate opposfite the Market and Seffions Hall, being a commodious and good accustom’d Inn, with good Stall Stabling, a large Yard, Garden, and thirteen Acres of good Pasture Ground adjoining to the faid Yard, to be lett with the faid Inn. For particulars enquire of Mr Charles Aldridge, in Warminfter.
Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Red Bull, Warminster. Alice Butcher. 1755.