Red Horse, 40 Warwick Lane / Hertford Street
 Warwick Lane and Hertford Street 1905. The Red Horse was accessible by both of these streets.
Various directories and newspaper reports place this pub in either Warwick Lane or Hertford Street, and it appears that it must have had an entrance from both streets, giving rise to the inconsistency in addressing.
In August 1858 William Cox put the Red Horse up for sale, and in December the same year was applying for insolvency, which was granted in February the following year.
However, there was still a sale held at the Red Horse in November 1859, although it is not clear whether or not it was still a licensed premises.The horse is one of the most popular animals for pub names. | |||
LICENSEES:1822 - 1830 Thomas Wellevise 1833 - 1844 James Twaites (Died 5th Jan 1844) 1838 Edmund Rose (in the Coventry Herald 7th Dec 1838, even though James Twaites remained licensee until 1844) 1849 Mary Moseley (nee Thomas) 1849 - 1851 William Moseley (husband of Mary) 1858 William Cox | |||
 Street plan of 1851 | |||
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Google map location (Due to the scaling on old maps, the pin location might not be 100% accurate.) |
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