Raglan Tavern, 24 Raglan Street
Alternative Addresses: | 66 Raglan Street | ||
![]() Fitzroy James Henry Somerset, 1st Baron Raglan (1788 - 1855) was a British General who served in the Peninsular War and was military secretary to the Duke of Wellington. He was Commander- in- Chief of the British troops in the Crimea in 1854 but was thought by many to be rather ineffective in that role. | |||
LICENSEES:1868 - 1871 John Reed 1879 - 1886 William Smith 1890 - 1909 J. Grainger 1911 - 1913 W. H. Oxbarrow 1919 - 1922 William Leonard Egginton 1924 - 1926 C. E. Webb 1929 C. E. Salisbury 1930 - 1932 Harry Walmsley Crossley 1933 - 1936 J. A. Jackson 1937 - 1938 W. S. Naughton 1939 - 1940 E. J. J. Richards 1954 - 1957 Leslie Wilson (see also Nugget, Coundon Green) 1960s Stanley John Adkins (see also White Lion, Brownshill Green and Holyhead, Holyhead Road) 1962 - 1966 Roger Murray (moved to the Dolphin. Information thanks to Roger's son, Gary.) | |||
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