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1028 PUB • .TRADES. [CHESHIRE • PuBLIC HousEs-continued. Queen's Arms, W. Blackburn, 351 High st. Winsford Old Ram's Head, Edmund George Drage, 1o6c, Higher Queen's Arms, James Clifford, Victoria st.Newton,Hyde. Hillgate, Stockport · Queen's Arms, John James Cumberbirch, High st:reet. Old Roebuck inn, G.Needham,42 Victoria st.Altrincham Bollington, Macclesfield Old Royal Oak, E. C. Warburton, 28 Buxton road, Queen's Arms hotel\ M<l's. Anne Denman, 2 llindertGn Macclesfield road, Tranmere, Bll'kenhead Old Seven Stars, F. Jones, 17 Old Mill la. Macclesfield Queen's Arms, John Fewtrell, 6o Liscard village,Liscard U1d i::ihip, John Plumb Perry, 24 Witton st. Northwich Queen's Arrns,D.A.Hurworth,x Storeton rd.Oxton,B'head Old Ship inn (H. E. Roberts, manager), Styal, Hand- ~ueen's Arms, Thomas Lawton, Bosley, Macclesfield forth, Manchester Queen's Arms hotel, Wm. Layhe, Stocl~:port rd. Cheadle Old Silk Mill tavern, Jesse Gunnell, 9 Townley street & Queen's Arms hotel, Mrs. Grace B. Marshall, x6 Chester Sunderland street, Macclesfield street & I Bridge street, Birkenhead Old Spread Eagle, Jas.Skinner, 93 Chestergate,Macclsfld Queen's Arms, Charles Price, 23 Brook street, Chester Old Turk's Head, Geo. Breeze, 25 Waterside, Macclesfld Queen's Arms, Daniel Smith, King street & 83 Wharf Old Vaults, George Barlow, 28 Bridge street, Chester street, Dukinfield Old Vaults, James Hy. Kettell, 23 & 25 High st. Crewe Queen's Head, William Clarke, Park lane, Congleton Old Wheat Sheaf, Thos. Johnson, 14 Market pl.Macclsfld Queen's Head, Thomas Roscoe, Threapwood, Ma.Jpas Olive Tree inn, James Howarth, Godley, Hyde ~ueen's Head hotel, W. E. Taplin, 137 Foregate streel Organ inn, John William Wibberley, 81 Market street, & I Seller street, Chester Hollingworth, Manchester Queen's Head, W.A.Turner,HI Lit.Underbank, Stockport Organ, John H. Wright, 61 Acres lane, Stalybridge Queen's Park hotel,Horace Evans, 42 Wistaston rd.Crewe Ormonde Arms hotel, James Darling, 126 Brook st.Chstr Quiet Shepherd inn, Geo. Kendall, W oodhead, Manchestr Oxford hotel, George Moss, Oxford: road, Macclesfield Railway inn, Mrs. E. Bennett, 3 Wood st.Saltney,Chest:r Pacific hotel, James Whelan, 476 Price st. Birkenhead Railway, John Joseph Blackwell, 2 Wesley street, Crewe Pack Horse iun, John Jackson, Mottram, Manchester Railway hotel, Harry Burgess, Simpson street, Hyde Pack Horse, Mrs. J. Scott, 183 Broken cross,Macclesfield Railway inn, Samuel W. Dallow, Acton, Northwich Pack Horse hotel, T. T. Wardle, 2 Jordangate,Macclesfld Railway inn, Thos. E. Egerton, 41 Lowland rd. Runcorn Painters' Arms, John Maiden, 1 St. Martin's-in-the- Railway hotel, Alfred Eyre, Whaley Bridge, Stockport Fields, Chester Railway hotel, James Fagan, II7 & n9 Victoria roadp Palatine hotel, John Taylor, 1 Ivy street, :Birkenhead New Brighton Park, J ames Colgan, 7 & 9 Lloyd street, Altrincham Railway inn, John Gibbs, Winsford Park hotel, Joseph Corrigan, 228 New Bridge la.Stockpt Railway hotel, Mrs. A. Gillard, Handforth, Manchester Park tavern, William Marshall, 158 Park la. Macclesfield Railway hotel, Thos. C. Heaven, Heatley, Warrington Park hotel, Geo. Fredk. Penny, 1 Oxton rd. Birkenhead Railway inn, Mrs. Patience Rose Hough, Bebington rd- Park hotel, Saml. Taylor, 121 Crescent rd. Dukinfield New Ferry, Birkenhead Park hotel, Mr~. L. Whittaker,73 Prestbury rd.Maccls,fld Railway inn, Samuel Hough, 6 Stockport road, Romiley. Park Gate inn, Samuel Clarke, Over Peover, Knutsford Stockport Park View hotel, 'fhos. Edwd. Jones, 428 Price st.B'head Railway inn, Peter Johnson, Mow Cop, Stoke-on-Trent Parr Anns, James Onions, Grappenhall, Warrington Railway hotel, Ernest Edward Lees, 67 St. Paul's roadp Peacock inn, Mrs. Mabel Atkin, .Ohristleton rd. Chester Rock Ferry, Birkenhead Peacock, Chas. H. Steer, Crewe rd. Willaston, Nantwich Hailway inn, Arth. Claud Lisle, 25 Hibel rd. Mocclesfield Peel's Arms, J ames H. Scorse, 47 Peel st. Macclesfield Railway hotel, S. Lomax, Station rd. Wilmslow,Mnchstr Penrhyn Arms,Miss Carolina Davies,38 New st.Northwch Raiiway inn, Charles Aaron Lowe, n9 Brook st. Chester Perch Rock, Herbert Edward Hughes, 7 Grosvenor rd. Railway inn, J. G. Nicholson, Great Meals, Hoylake New :Brighton Railway inn, Mrs. Fanny Power, Plumbley, Knutsford Pickering Arms, Benj. Geo. Little, Thelwall, Warringtn Railway inn, Frederick Roberts~ Littl~ Barrow, Chester Pied Bull inn, Ernest Pettit, 57 Northgate st. Chester Railway inn,Wm. Scowsill, Dunham-on-the-Hill,Wrrngtn Pier hotel, John Davis Saunders, 2 Hamilton street & I Railway hotel, Mrs. Catherine Smedley, Stockport rd. Canning street, Birkenhead Rose hill, Marple, Stockport Pine Apple inn, Mrs. Elizabeth Heathcote, x8 Kenworthy Railway inn, William Edwin Spratt, 76 Wellington road street, Stalybridge north, Heaton Norris, Stockport Pine Apple inn, Mrs. Mary A. Hulse, Market st. Marple, Railway htl.F. A. Warwick,465Gorton rd.Reddish,Stckpt Stockport · Railway hotel, Arthur Webb, 474 Didsbury road, Heaton Plough inn, Wm. R. Albino, 26 Chester rd. Macclesfield Mersey, Stockport Plough inn, Mrs. Jane Bailey, Alsager, Stoke-upon-Trent Railway inn, Mrs. B. Whitelegg, Mobberley, Knutsford Plough, John T. Bowers, 4 Lower Hillgate, Stockport Railway Station hotel, G. Cannon, High town, Congleton Plough inn, Arthur Brookes, 32 Prestbury rd. Macclesfld Railway Station,J. Water house, Grosvenor rd.Altrincham Plough, J ames Clayton, Station street, Macclesfield Ram's Head, Jas. Daintith, Grappenhall, Warrington Plough, John Ardon Dale, Eaton, Congleton Ram's Head hotel, John Hy. Holyoake, Disley, Stockport Plough inn, James Gilbert, Park street, Neston, Chester Ram's Head, Charles Reed, Rood hill, Congleton Plough inn, James Gouldstraw, Sutton, Macclesfield Raven (The), H. Broadhead, 28 & 30 Exmouth st. B'h€ad Plough, Thos. Fredk. Tinsley, 197 Shaw heath,Stockport Raven inn, Thomas Cookson, Darnhall, Winsford Plough inn, Waiter William Wells, Bo Heaton Moor rd. Raven, William McCreadie, Farndon, Ches,ter Heaton Moor, Stockport Hed Bull, Mrs. Betsey Howard, 53 Market st. Grewe Plough, J oseph Wharton, Moreton, Birkenhead Red Bull, Mrs. Eliza Ann Huggins, 14 Middle Hillgate. Plough (The), Frank Williamson, Marton, Northwich Stock port Plumbers' Arms, ~1\.. T. Quixley, 21 Newgate st. Chester Red Bull, Wil~iarn Whitehead, Lawton, Stoke-on-Trent Pointsman inn, John Harrop, Clarence st. Stalybridge Red Bull inn, John Wm. Withnall, King-sley, Wa.rrington Pool inn, Andrew Tomlinson, Poulton Bridge road, Rt~d Cat, Horatio Ellison, Brimstage, Birkenhead Poulton, Seacombe Red Cow, Richard Betteley, 31 Beam street, Nantwich Post Office hotel, Thomas John Weir, 95 & 97 Argyle Red Cow, John Hy. Weaver, 28 Lawton street,Congleton street, Birkenhead • Red Cow, Mrs.Sarah D.Williamson,P·rincess st.Knutsford Primrose, William Lodge, Withen's lane, Liscard Red House hotel, John W. Kahler, Gt. Boughton,Chester Prince Alfred, Wm. Thompson, 230 Chester st. B'head Red Lamp, John Francis McGuinness, 48 Somerville st. Prince of Wales, J.H. Hardacre,4 & 6 Lawton st.Congltn Birkenhead Prince of Wales, Thomas Howard, 1:20 West st. Crewe Red Lion, William Ardern, High Lane, Stockport Prince of Wales inn, Mrs. Margaret Ross, Saltney,Chestr Red Lion, Peter Baguley, Ringway, Altrincham Prince of Wales. Mrs. Sarah E. Taylor, Gatley green, Hed Lion, H. G. Betteridge, Hartford, Northwich Gatley, Cheadle Hed Lion, Waiter Boon, Pickmere, Knutsford Printers' Arms, Tom Sutton, 17 Brooke st.west,Stockprt Red Lion, John Bucldey. 160 Hurdsfield rd. Macclesfield Priory hotel, Robt. Alfd. Davies, 5 Leicester st. B'head Red Lion inn, Patrick Casey, Bollington, Macclesfield Prospect inn, Geo. B. Jones, Weston rd'. Weston,Runcrn Red Lion hotel, J. Jennings Clegg,x Prince's st.Stockprt Punch Bowl, Henry Sparrow, 77 Market street, Hoylake Red Lion, Mrs. M. Clegg, 24 Catherine st. Macclesfield Puss in Boots, John Hatton, 198 Buxton rd. Macclesfield Red Lion inn, Mrs. Annie Coombes, Gatley, Cheadle "Q" hotel, S. Holloway,28 Back Grosvenor st.Stalybrdg Red Lion inn, Miss Mary Corn, Wybunbury, Nantwich Queen Adelaide,Robt.Dean,Stockport rd.Gee Cross,Hyde Red Lion, Harry Davenport, Eaton, Tarporley Queen Caroline, Herbert Chandley, 18 Lancaster street, Red Lion, Thomas Foden (exors. of), Lower Withington. Portwood, Stockport Chelfo'rd Queen's hotel, Frederick Ashman, 57 Station st. Cl'ewe Red Lion, John Gibson, Hassall grn. Bechton, Sandbach Queen's hotel, George Lovatt, Saltney, Chester Red Lion, J. Gosling, London rd. Hazel Grove, Stockprt Queen's hotel, Mrs. Maria Sands, 11 Great Portwood Red Lion, Roland Green, 17 High street. Sandbach street, Portwood, Stockport Red Lion hotel, Mrs. Bessie Harding. Christleton,Chestr Queen's, Arthur Spittle, 23 Clarendon place, Hyde Red Lion, Mrs. Sophia E. Harrison, Barnton, Northwicb .
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    TTHEHE MMAINAIN EEVENTVENT NATIONAL WINTER ALES FEST BIGGEST & BEST EVER he highlight on the local and national beer scene this month is without doubt CAMRA’s National Winter Ales Festival. As last year the venueT will be the New Century Hall on Corporation Street in central Manches- ter. Unlike last year a second hall has been booked to fit everyone in – and lots more beer has been ordered to make sure they have something to drink. As Festival Organiser Steve Prescott told Opening Times th st “Last year we only booked one floor and we were 18 - 21 January bursting. At peak times we were only admitting people New Century Hall, one a one out-one in basis, and we had to close early on the last night because we’d run out of beer. Corporation Street “This year we’ve got two floors and we can fit in 1,500 Manchester people at a time. With the Manchester Evening News as main sponsor there’s a real buzz building up, and I think local drinkers are already looking forward to it. The National GOING FOR Winter Ales Festival is developing into a big event of the local social calendar, but it’s also going to attract people from all over the country, Europe and America.” THE Top of the list of attractions Steve and his fellow organisers are laying on is…well, ale. Lakes of it, including some mind- HAT TRICK blowingly seasonal beers such as an 11 per center from North, South East, West, the Orkneys – Abbeydale of Sheffield.