Rose Inn, 33 West Orchard
| Alexander Daniels, a maltster, is recorded in the Electoral Registers for West Orchard from 1855, and The Rose Inn is mentioned in June 1856 when the Chauntry Tavern was auctioned there.
In 1861 the pub was involved in evidence of the murder by poisoning of Betsy Beamish by her husband. This is by far the most popular flower mentioned in pub names. It is a national heraldic symbol. | |||
LICENSEES:1855 - 1859 Alexander Daniels, maltster 1859 George Clews (Dec) 1859 - 1860 Ellen Williams (Dec to Dec) 1860 - 1863 Elizabeth Cox 1863 - 1868 William Fitzhugh | |||
 Street plan of 1851 | |||
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