Shamrock, Well Street
| These premises have been known by different names during their history: | FROM | TO | NAME |
| 1822 | 1841 | FOLESHILL TAVERN | |
| 1841 | 1864 | GRAZIERS ARMS, GLAZIERS ARMS, OLD GLAZIERS ARMS | |
| 1864 | ? | SHAMROCK | |
| 1870 | ? | SIR ROBERT NAPIER | |
| 1871 | 1930 | ROSE | |
The only reference to this pub we have found is the transfer of its license from Harriet Merridew to Thomas Loudon in 1864. It is thought to have been at 5 Well Strett, formerly the Graziers Arms and later The Rose. | |||
LICENSEES:LICENSEES: (Foleshill Tavern) 1822 - 1829 W. Reese LICENSEES: (Graziers Arms) 1841 Thomas Maycock 1845 - 1855 William Merridew 1855 - 1864 Harriet Merridew LICENSEES: (Shamrock) to 1864 Harriet Merridew from 1864 Thomas Loudon LICENSEES: (Packhorse) 1822 - 1823 F. Jackson 1835 Henry Simpson 1861 Harriet Merridew 1868 John Vice 1868 J. G. Cashmore LICENSEES: (Rose Inn) 1871 James Wilcox 1874 Edward Fossey 1881 F. Leeson 1886 - 1891 S. Eburne 1893 J. Bottrill 1894 Mrs. E. Adderton 1896 - 1903 Samuel Hubbard 1905 H. Pendleton 1909 A. Spicer 1911 - 1919 John Pears 1921 - 1922 E. Williamson 1929 W. H. Yates | |||
OWNERS:1890 - 1894 Mrs L. J. Cardingley | |||
 Street plan of 1851 | |||
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