The Definitive Guide to the History of
Pubs and Beerhouses in Coventry

Drinking in an Old English Town

City, 29 King William Street (Brocklebank, Coldicott, Reading)

Address:	29 King William Street
In the 1871 census Henry Brocklebank, 37, is a watchmaker in King William Street. There are no other references to Brocklebanks or Caldicotts in the website. Reading is a more common name; William Reading was at the Beerhouse, Much Park Street or Whitefriars Lane, which became the White Friar Inn, from 1835 to 1868; whilst Richard Reading is at the Salutation in 1900.
LICENSEES: 1874 - 1875 Henry Brocklebank 1879 - 1886 Joseph Caldicott 1894 T. Reading
Street plan of 1893