Talbot, 9-10 Cross Cheaping
These premises have been known by different names during their history: | FROM | TO | NAME |
Old Talbot | |||
Talbot | |||
Ye Olde Talbot Inn | |||
![]() ![]() A Talbot is a variety of hound formerly used for tracking and hunting. It was white with black spots, heavy jawed with long ears. It had remarkable powers of scent and was the ancestor of modern fox and stag hounds. It was used on the coat of arms of the Talbot family. | |||
LICENSEES:1801 John King 1807 - 1847 Richard Eaves (died 16th September 1847) 1847 - 1857 Sarah Eaves (died February 1857, wife of Richard) 1857 - 1861 Caroline Eaves (daughter of Sarah and Richard) 1868 Miles H. Hassell 1868 - 1874 Thomas Twigger 1879 - 1896 Henry William beck 1903 - 1906 Arthur E. Bedford 1909 - 1913 Joseph Cross 1919 Joseph Moore 1921 - 1922 G. R. Owen 1924 C. H. Phillips 1926 - 1927 W. T. Prew 1931 - 1934 William James Tasker 1934 William Faulkner Ryder 1935 - 1936 Mrs F. Ryder 1937 - 1938 P. Capella 1939 - 1940 A. E. Baker 1940 - 1941 Frank Thomas Bennett 1941 John Leslie Kimberley BREWERS: to 1877 Thomas Twigger 1877 - 1902 Henry William Beck 1902 - 1906 Arthur Bedford 1906 - 1920 Joseph (or James) Cross | |||
![]() Street plan of 1851 | |||