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Wigan and Leigh Licensed Premises Wigan and Leigh Archives Wigan and Leigh Archives A list of Licensed Premises from the Licensing Registers of the Wigan Division and Leigh Division Petty Sessional Courts - the Divisional Courts covered the townships surrounding Wigan and Leigh. The original Borough Court Licensing Registers which include public houses and off licenses within the towns of Wigan and Leigh can be viewed at the Archives. Ref: PS/Wi/1 & PS/Lei/1 List Prepared by Arthur Jones, Volunteer To view the original registers please contact the Archives [email protected] Location Name Address Owner or Brewery Type of licence Landlords Name Year Notes Abram Bamfurlong Hall Hotel Ashton Road The Oldfield Brewery Co. Full W Bromilow Wigan H Hilton 1911 E Hilton 1925 R Hilton 1927 Bowling Green Park Lane Greenall Whitley & Co. Full J Rothwell Wilderspool E Rothwell 1906 Warrington J Rothwell 1908 F Sutton 1925 Britannia Plank Lane Chesters Brewery Co. Full E Welsby Ardwick Brewery J Kay 1900 Manchester H Latham 1907 Geo. Shaw & Co. Ltd J Lawrenson 1916 Leigh R Tavener 1922 J Hilton 1923 A McKensie 1924 G Robinson 1926 Bucks Head Abram Brow Thomas Airy Full J Whalley Wigan A Whalley Threlfalls Brewery Co. Ltd. J Johnson 1897 Manchester Wm. Edwards 1903 A M Edwards 1910 J Pennington 1913 J A Smith 1914 T Croft 1921 Wigan and Leigh Archives Wigan and Leigh Archives G Croft 1925 Forresters Arms Bickershaw lane William Barton Full J Bromilow Parbold G H Barton 1898 Geo. Shaw & Co. Ltd. T Cosgrove 1906 Leigh J M Fairclough 1912 Lancs. Grey Horse Plank Lane Wigan Brewery Co. Beer & Wine P Smith (On & Off) A Smith 1901 Magee Marshall & Co. E Smith 1904 Bolton J Smith 1910 Nevison Inn Plank lane J Shaffleton [?] Beer & Wine J Hayes Leigh (On & Off) C Dickens 1915 Bedford Leigh Brewery T Waterworth 1916 E Knowles 1922 Queens Arms Bickershaw lane The Trustees of th e late Wm. Unsworth Full Wm Derbyshire Hindley J Mangnall 1902 J Redfearn 1904 H Hilton 1904 J southworth 1909 W Bessell 1925 Red Lion Lower Abram Wigan Brewery Co. Full W Hodson J Shaw Magee Marshall & Co. M A Shaw 1918 J Houghton 1925 No name Warrington Road The occupier Full (On & Off) J Sumner H E Lloyd 1922 Bedford Leigh Brewery H Kenyon H hart 1924 B Sharratt 1926 No name 321 & 323 Warrington Road The Occupier Bee, Wines & Spirits W Neville (Off) J Lythgoe J Edwardson 1910 Earlstown T Charles 1912 E Charles 1917 Burtonwood Brewery Co. Ltd. 1923 (Jan) Collins Green J Power 1923 (Dec) Newton le Willows A Crompton 1924 F Dearden Wigan and Leigh Archives Wigan and Leigh Archives No name 367 warrington Road The Occupier Beer (Off) R Horridge A Horridge 1895 George Airey J Winstanley George Airey's Brewery Ltd. J A Davies 1905 Wigan No name 13 Kingdom Road C . E. Wright Beer (Off) J Rigby T Green 1897 Leasee J Taylor 1900 Oldfield Brewery Ltd. S H Marsh 1908 Wigan J Crompton 1911 Ashton T Barton 1903 A Barton 1908 J Barton 1911 M Barton 1916 J Barton 1919 Ashton Angel Inn Warrington Road B Almond Full J Fairhurst Standish Music S A Boardman 1904 W Rothwell 1905 J Jcakson 1908 P S heridan 1923 J Jackson 1924 Bath Springs Hotel Wigan Road Ellis, Ward, Webster & Co. Full E A Parkinson Ormskirk Music W Armstrong 1917 W Prescott 1926 W Pye 1927 Bartons Bolton Road Barton Brothers Beer (Off) J Barton Ashton E barton 1900 B Melling 1901 T Barton 1903 A barton 1908 J Barton 1911 M Barton 1916 J Barton 1919 Bay Horse Warrington Road Wigan Brewery Co. Full Wm J Painter MageeMarshall & Co. Music C Pepper 1923 H H Hayley 1924 Blue Bell Downall Green John Lowe Full Wm Parkinson Hindley Licence J Greenall 1898 Exs. of M Unsworth E Haselden 1921 Hindley Britannia Inn Wigan Road Haigh Brewery Co. Full Wm Thornley Wigan and Leigh Archives Wigan and Leigh Archives Music A Thornley 1915 John Sumner & Co. Ltd. D Ball 1917 A Breton 1925 P Folley 1927 (Aug) Haigh Brewery E Bishop 1927 (Dec) Wigan Bryn Hall Hotel Bolton Road J B Almond Full Wm Yates Standish Music Executors of Wm Yates 1895 (April) P Ashcroft 1895 (Oct) C H Painter 1898 Wm A Lloyd 1899 T L Lloyd 1923 J A Lloyd 1926 Caledonian Bolton Road Thomas Airy Full A E Alderson George Airey's Brewery Ltd. Music G Sturges 1902 H H Beaumont 1905 A W Bishop 1907 E W Bishop 1924 E Prescott 1927 Caledonian Town Green Thomas Airey Beer (On & Off) A E Alderson Wigan Central Billiard Hall Gerard Street E J Riley Ltd. Billiard E J Riley Colliers Arms Warrington Road J B Almond Beer (On & Off) M A Sankey Standish Music G Boardman J Fairhurst 1898 R Holding 1902 M Holding 1908 J E J C Holding 1911 A A Holding 1916 J E T C Holding 1919 J Schofield 1921 J C Lyon 1926 Beer & Wine (On & Commercial Heath Lane J B Almond Off) A Simm Standish Music J Naylor 1902 Billiard R Monks 1912 P Toman 1915 G Hill 1923 Cross Keys Bolton Road J B Almond Beer (ON & Off) J Adamson Standish Music E Adamson 1898 Wigan and Leigh Archives Wigan and Leigh Archives Billiard J Simm 1906 T Disley 1914 Cross Keys Golborn Road J B Almond Beer (On & Off) E Humphteys Standish Music B Humphreys 1902 Billiard J Woodcock 1903 W Hague 1913 M Hague 1918 W Hague 1919 J W Smith 1922 J Sharples 1924 Eagle & Child Heath Road Thomas Daihurst Beer ()n & Off) C Tyrer Wigan E Tyrer 1899 J Tyrer 1901 James Fairhurst G Plunkett 1905 Warrington Lane Brewery Wigan Greenall Whitley &Co. St Helens Fleece Hotel Warrington Road Greenall Whitley & Co. Full T Prescott St Helens Music J Rose 1897 H E rose 1899 Wm A Smethurst 1903 H E Smethurst 1912 T Ashworth Gerards Arms Gerard Street The Oldfield Brewery Co. Full J Armstrong Wigan Music T Prescott T Clarey R Holding 1897 J Schofield 1900 P Scofield 1901 A Fletcher 1903 A Wallace Bishop 1905 Richard Hilton 1907 Beer & Wine (On & Golden Ball Park Lane Greenall Whitley & Co. Off) J Simm St Helens Music F Forrest 1913 M Forrest 1917 F Forrest 1919 W A Bolton 1921 Golden Lion Gerard Street The Oldfield Brewery Ltd. Full M Postlethwaite Music J B? Postlethwaite 1877 D Cullen 1898 Wigan and Leigh Archives Wigan and Leigh Archives M M Cullen 1902 A O'Hara 1906 H Turner 1926 Harrow Inn Edge Green Lane Greenall Whitley & Co. Full T Prescott St Helens Music W Carter J Carter J Marsh 1901 Hinge Makers Arms Heath Lane John Lowe Beer (On & Off) T Oldfield Hindley Music J Southworth 1906 Executors of Unsworth, Hindley Billiard A Cartwright 1907 W Corless 1923 Kings Arms Gerard Street The Oldfield Brewey Co. Full T E Webb Wigan Music H Heywood Beaumont A Fletcher 1905 S Burkey 1913 J Lawrenson 1922 Millstone Druid Street T Fairhurst Beer (On & Off) J Lymer Wigan James fairhurst Ltd Warrington Lane Brewery Wigan Greenall Whitley & Co. St Helens Oddfellows Arms Downall Green Road Greenall Whitley & Co. Full J Morris St Helens Music D B Marsh 1901 A O'Hara 1925 Oddfellows Arms Liverpool Road T Farrimond Full (On & Off) J Naylor Pemberton Music W Naylor 1908 Wigan A E naylor 1909 E S Hankinson 1911 H Hankinson 1918 Park Hall Park lane Greenall Whitley & Co. Full J Culiffe St Helens Music J Nicholl 1895 Executors of of S Stock R Liptrot 1905 Southport M Liptrot 1908 Burtonwood Brewery Co. Ltd. P Lomax 1910 Arthur Robinson J Torpey 1914 Exmouth J Smith 1921 P Latham 1922 R hall 1924 Queens Head Liverpool Road Greenall Whitley & Co. Beer (On & Off) G Talbot Wigan and Leigh Archives Wigan and Leigh Archives St Helens Music G Hawarth 1901 J Knowles 1902 P Ince 1908 E Ince 1923 Railway Hoel Garswood Greenall Whitley & Co. Full R Cowan St Helens Music W Littler 1899 J Threlfall 1924 Rams Head Stubshaw Cross George Airey's Brewery Ltd. Full P Walker Wigan Music A Walker 1921 T Walker 1926 Red Lion Gerard Street Greenall Whitley & Co. Full J Hilton St Helens Music M Hilton 1897 W A Bolton 1917 J H Hilton 1921 Red Lion Inn Park lane Abram Brewery & Co. Full J Farrimond Music J farrimond 1904 Threlfalls Brewery Co. J Wright 1907 Cook Street A Wright 1913 Salford J [Hamill] 1915 J Jones 1925 F Webster 1926 Robin Hood Gerard Street William Painter Full W Painter Joseph Jones & Co. Music C H Painter 1907 Simms Road Inn Simms lane End John Lowe J Birchall Hindley Full J Simm 1914 Executors of M Unsworth Music T H West 1923 Stag Hotel Seneley Green J B Almond Full R Haydock Standish Music J Hamill 1905 J Howarh 1910 F Howarth 1916 N Mc Loughlin 1921 T Partington 1922 J S Mason 1923 (June) T Hoods [Possibly Woods] 1923 (Aug) Wm Leaver 1923 (Dec) F Masters 1925 Star Hotel Wigan Road Greenall Whitley & Co. Full T Simm St Helens Music T Simm 1908 J T Pearson 1927 St Oswalds Parochial Hall ? Music A Blackburn Wigan and Leigh Archives Wigan and Leigh Archives The Co-operative Hall Gerard Street The Park Lane Friendly Co-op Society Music & Singing Wm Lowe M Snowdon F Copley The Hippodrome Heath Road Music & Singing A O'hara Later the Scala Theatre H Travers T Mostyn J Ryley Hulme N H Richard 1917 W Howard 1920 (Feb) W Hodgsen 1920 (Apr) B McHale A Clarkson 1924 (Feb) R Gregory 1924 (Dec) R Benson M Nola 1934 Wm J [Jure] 1935 (May) C Word 1935 (Aug) L Naylor 1935 (Oct) L Gaskell Music, Dancing & The Public baths Singing A Sykes L M Burton The Queens Wigan Road Music & Singing N Johnson V Rose C Baker L A MacKay The Royal Picture Palace Bryn Street Rylance Music & Singing J Rylance Pemberton T Taberner E P Jones The Yeomanry Band House Armoury Bank Music, Dancing & Wigan Road Singing P Wilcock A Dickinson 1927 Gerard Street Messrs Woodcock, Pering Stobart & Peares Beer (Off) E Riley Beer, Wine & Spirits Gerard Street Lord Gerard (Off) W Boardman J Thompson 1911 J B Almond M Thompson 1918 Standish R Williams 1920 J Davies 1923 (Feb) E Davies 1923 (Dec) A [Curlly] 1924 Wigan and Leigh Archives Wigan and Leigh Archives Gerard Street Richard Evans Wine (Off) Wm Aspinall William Aspinall The Occupier Gerard Street Wine (Off) Wm H Griffiths 2 Garswood Road Greenall Whitley & Co.
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