Admiral Lord Rodney, 88 Short Street
Alternative Addresses: | 88 Much Park Street | ||
These premises have been known by different names during their history: | FROM | TO | NAME |
c1781 | c1851 | Rodney's Head | |
c1851 | 1997 | Admiral Lord Rodney | |
1997 | 2018 | Rainbows | |
2018 | Glamorous | ||
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LICENSEES:1840 - 1870 Dorothy Nightingale (widow of William) 1870 - 1891 Elizabeth Day Nightingale (daughter of Dorothy, died 29th June 1891) 1891 James Lenton (Jul to Oct - married Dorothy Nightingale's daughter, Ann Dorothy, in 1850) 1891 - 1896 George Bonnick 1897 William James Penn 1902 - 1905 Jesse Wright 1905 - 1919 Harry Freeman 1920 - 1940 George Nightingale 1940 Harry Hobbs 1952 -1962 Beatrice Anne Hobbs (1956 B. Gilmore & W. Mumford) 1974 - 1982 Richard Morrisey 1982 J. Bradley 1990 G. Ford & T. Lindsay | |||
OWNERS:to 1812 William Bromfield, maltster, died 1812 from 1812 Sarah Bromfield, daughter of above 1874 Thomas Tibbits Bloxley of Burton on Trent 1898 Ebenezer Brown of Attleborough, Nuneaton. Let to Mitchells & Butler 1940 James Eadie of Burton-on-Trent taken over by Bass in 1933 from 1990 G. Ford & T. Lindsay | |||
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