RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Corporation Inn 37 Corporation Street, S3 Open 1859 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1859 William Ashforth [ 24 Corporation Street ] 1863 Vincent Ashworth 1864 William Hepenstall 1865 William Hepenstall 1868 William Hepenstall 1871 James Firth 1876 James Firth 1879 James Firth 1881 James Firth 1883 Thomas Usherwood 1887 to 1890 John H Freeman [17 Corporation Street ] 1893 John H Freeman 1895 -6 John Henry Freeman 1898 John H Freeman 1900 - 01 John Henry Freeman 1902 - 03 William Wilkinson 1905 William Wilkinson 1907 John Henry Smith 1910 to 1912 William Johnson 1913 Mrs Elizabeth Johnson 1916 Mrs Elizabeth Johnson 1917 Mrs Elizabeth Johnson 1919 to 1925 George W Johnson [ 37 Corporation Street ] 1929 Ernest Edward Lamb 1931 Ernest Edward Lamb 1932 Ernest Edward Lamb 1933 Harry Billingham 1936 to 1939 Harry Billingham 1942 Harry Billingham 1944 Harry Billingham 1948 Harry Billingham 1951 Chas. Larder Brown Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cossack 45 Howard Street Open 1821 Closed Span 187 Comments became The But & Ben, 1995 Earlier 1818 (pigots) Joseph Johnson 1821 William Berresford 1822 William Berresford 1825 William Beresford 1828 Joseph Goldthorp 1830 Joseph Goldthorp [ 19 Howard Street ] 1833 Joseph Goldthorp (19 Howard Street) 1834 Joseph Cooper 1837 Ann Parkin 1839 Ann Parker [ 43 Howard Street ] 1841 William Memmott 1845 William Memmott 1846 William Memmott 1849 Thomas Hydes/Hides [43 Howard Street ] 1852 Robert Colebridge At the Aug 30th 1856 Brewster Sessions, licence was granted to George Barlow 1854 Robert Colbridge Robert Colbridge had his licence suspended the previous year due to misconduct and 1856 Robert Colebridge it was refused in Aug 1856 although the directories still show him as landlord into 1856. 1859 Joseph Fletcher The Cossack was advertised as being to let with immediate possession in July 1855 1862 Robert Bradley by Pond Street Brewery. 1863 Thomas Thorpe 1864 Samuel Bellamy 1865 Samuel Bellamy 1868 Samuel Bellamy 1871 Walter Powell 1876 Walter Powell [ 45 Howard Street ] 1879 John Maxfield 1881 John Maxfield 1883 John Henry Robinson [43-45 Howard Street ] 1887 Walter Powell 1888 Walter Powell 1889 Walter Powell 1890 Joseph Allott 1893 George Allott 1895/6 James Thorpe 1898 Mrs L Johnson 1900 Mrs Louisa Johnson 1901 Mrs Louisa Johnson 1902 Herbert Robinson 1903 Herbert Robinson 1905 Herbert Robinson 1907 James Unwin 1910 James Unwin 1911 James Unwin 1912 John Young 1913 John Young 1916 James Unwin 1917 James Unwin 1919 to 1925 Mrs Emma Armitage 1929 Mrs Emma Armitage 1931 to 1933 Mrs Emma Armitage 1936 to 1939 Mrs Emma Armitage 1942 George Marper 1944 George Marper 1948 George Marper 1951 George MarperPicture Sheffield Link Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Corporation Vaults Orchard Street Open 1859 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1859 Henry Rodgers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Crabtree / Old Crabtree 121 Scotland Street Open 1833 Closed 1902 Span 69 Comments 1833 43 Scotland Street Earlier 1833 John Wragg (43 Scotland Street, Beerhouse) 1845 John Wragg 1852 John Wragg 1854 John Wragg 1856 J. Wragg [120 Scotland Street ] 1859 Edward Turton 1862 Edward Hall 1863 Edward Hall 1864 Richard Harrison 1865 Mrs S Mason 1868 T. Bills 1871 Thomas Bills 1876 Tom Britton 1879 Bartholomew Burke [137 Scotland Street ] 1881 Bartholomew Burke (Crabb Tree, 137 Scotland Street) 1883 Thomas Morris 1901 to 1903 William Walker 1905 George Stamforth (137 Scotland Street) 1907 George Staniforth [ Old Crab Tree ] 1910 George Staniforth 1911 Henry Moore (137 Scotland Street) 1912 Henry Moore 1913 Herbert Staniland. 1916 -17 Herbert Staniforth 1919 - 20 Herbert Staniforth Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Crabtree Vaults 74 Langsett Road Open Closed Span Comments Earlier Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cremorne 155 /185 London Road Open 1833 Closed Span 175 Comments Earlier 1901 Frederick Oliver 1910 Emma Drake [ 185 London Road ] 1911 to 1913 Joseph Butterfield 1916 -17 Joseph Butterfield 1919 -20 Joseph Butterfield 1921 Lloyd Thomas Ball 1922 to 1924 Harry Valentine 1925 Mrs Emma Valentine 1937 to 1939 Joe Thompson [ beer retailer only ] 1942 Willis Weldon 1944 Willis Weldon 1948 Willis Wheldon 1951 Willis Wheldon Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cricketers' House 35 Hartshead Open 1849 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1849 James Passman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cricket Ball Inn 2 Savile Street East/46 Sutherland Road Open 1849 Closed 1918 Span 58 Comments formerly Victoria Arches Tavern Earlier 1849 Matthew Needham [ Saville Street East ] 1851 Matthew Needham 1852 Matthew Needham 1854 Matthew Needham 1856 Matthew Needham 1859 Matthew Needham 1861 to 1865 Matthew Needham 1868 Matthew Needham 1871 Matthew Needham 1876 Charles Sharp [ 38 Sutherland Street ] 1879 Charles Sharp 1881 Charles Sharp 1883 Charles Sharp [ 38 Sutherland Street & 2 Savile Street ] 1888 to 1890 George Morton 1893 George Morton (38 Sutherland Street) 1895 -6 George Morton 1898 George Morton 1900 to 1903 George Morton 1905 William Henry Dent 1907 William henry Dent 1913 Arthur Slater 1916 -17 Arthur Slater 1919 to 1922 Arthur Slater 1923 to 1925 Mrs Florence J Slater 1929 James Horton 1931 to 1933 Mrs Sarah Horton 1936 to 1939 Mrs Sarah Horton 1942 Mrs Catherine Parkin 1944 Mrs Catherine Parkin 1948 Mrs Catherine Parkin 1951 Mrs Catherine Parkin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cricket House / Ground [ Old Cricket Ground ] 289 Darnall Road, Darnall Open 1825 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1825 George Steer 1828 W. H. Woolhouse 1871 Mrs Hannah Youle 1890 Isabella Marsh [ Old Cricket Ground ] 1895/6 Isabella Marsh 1900 Mrs Isabella Marsh [ Old Cricket Ground ] 1901 Mrs Isabella Marsh 1923 Mrs Susannah Johnson [ 371 Darnall Road ] 1924 James A Johnson 1925 James A Johnson 1929 William Thomas Linacre 1931 William Thomas Linacre [ Old Cricket Ground ] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cricket Inn 20 Cricket Inn Road, Park, S2 Open 1822 Closed 1993 Span 171 Comments 1911 onwards 317 Cricket Inn Road, Park Earlier 1822 William Southern 1825 William Southern 1828 William Southern 1830 William Southern [ Cricket Inn Lane ] 1849 John Wedge 1852 George Mason 1854 George Mason 1856 George Mason 1862 Jacob Ramsden (Cricket Road) 1863 Jacob Ramsden 1868 Jacob Ramsden 1871 W Wainwright 1876 William Wainwright 1879 William Wainwright 1881 William Wainwright 1887 to 1891 William Wainwright 1893 William Wainwright 1895 -6 Mrs Elizabeth Wainwright [ 20 Cricket Inn Road ] 1898 Mrs Elizabeth Wainwright 1900 to 1903 Miss Annie Wainwright [ 317 Cricket Inn Road ] 1905 Miss Annie Wainwright (317 Cricket Inn Road) 1907 Mrs Annie Taylor 1910 to 1913 Mrs Annie Taylor 1916 -17 Mrs Annie Taylor 1919 to 1925 Mrs Annie Taylor 1929 Mrs Annie Taylor 1931 to 1933 Mrs Annie Taylor 1936 to 1939 Alfred Herrett 1942 Stafford Wilson 1944 Stafford Wilson 1948 Herbert Sawyer (317 Cricket Inn Road, S2) 1951 Herbert Sawyer (317 Cricket Inn Road, S2) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cricket Inn / Cricketer's Inn Penney Lane, Totley Bents, Totley Open 1865 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1865 W Green 1876 William Barker [ Cricketers Inn ] 1879 William ....Astbray? [ Cricket Inn ] 1883 Samuel Duncan 1888 to 1891 John Ashton 1893 John Ashton 1898 Harry Revill 1900 Harry Revill 1901 Harry Revill 1902 James Platts 1903 James Platts 1905 Frank Elliott 1907 Albert Hague 1910 Mrs Grace Ann Algor 1911 Mrs Grace Ann Algor 1912 Mrs Grace Ann Algor 1913 Mrs Grace Ann Algor 1916 Oscar Creswick 1917 Oscar Creswick 1919 /20 Mrs Margaret Creswick 1921 to 1925 Oscar Creswick 1929 Oscar Creswick 1931 to 1933 Bernard Dungworth 1936 to 1939 Bernard Dungworth 1942 Bernard Dungworth 1944 Bernard Dungworth 1948 Bernard Dungworth 1951 Bernard Dungworth Picture Sheffield Link Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cricketer's Arms 106 Bramall Lane Open 1859 Closed Span 137 Comments Earlier 1859 J. Hawley [ 98 Bramall Lane ] 1862 J Hawley 1863 Charles Smith 1865 Charles Smith 1868 Charles Smith 1871 Charles Smith 1876 Mrs Mary Smith [ 106 Bramall Lane ] 1879 Mrs Mary Smith 1881 Mrs Mary Smith 1883 William Taylor 1887 to 1889 William Taylor 1890 Richard William Dickenson 1893 Richard William Dickenson 189 -/6 Richard William Dickenson 1898 Joseph Giles Gordon 1900 - 01 Joseph Giles Gordon 1902 Mrs Emma .. Raynor ? [ or Gordon ? ] 1903 George Pope 1905 Robert Macbeth 1907 William E Sharman 1910 Sarah A Hornsey 1911 to 1913 Charles Smith Taylor 1916 Bishop Taylor 1917 Mrs Hannah Lee 1919 to 1922 Mrs Hannah Lee 1923 to 1925 Ambrose Langley 1929 Ambrose Langley 1931 to 1933 Ambrose Langley 1936 to 1939 George Collinson 1942 Cyril Parkin 1944 Cyril Parkin 1948 Cyril Parkin 1951 George H Beedham Google Earth Street view : http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/i...art=#entry38742 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cricketer's Inn 37 Arley Street Open 1839 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1937 Annie Price [ beer retailer only ] 1938 Mrs Ada E Lambert 1939 Mrs Ada E Lambert [ beer retailer only ] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cricketer's Tavern / Cricket Inn Hyde Park Open 1837 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1837 William Henry Woolhouse 1839 G Hardesty [ jun ] 1841 Joseph Hyde 1845 S. Heathcote 1845 S. Heathcote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Crimea Tavern 63 Earl Street Open 1841 Closed 1903 Span 62 Comments Earlier 1856 S Larner Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cromwell View Hotel 80 Spital Street Open 1865 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1865 Miss M Thompson [ Bramber Place, Spital Street ] 1871 Richard Glen 1876 Albert Taylor 1879 Thomas Rutter [ 80 Spital Street & 19 Verdon Street ] 1881 Thomas Rutter 1883 Thomas Rutter 1887 to 1890 Thomas Rutter 1893 Mrs M. A. Rutter 1895 -6 Mrs M. A. Rutter 1898 Mary Ann Rutter 1900 Mrs Mary Ann Rutter 1901 to 1903 George Clark 1905 George Clark 1907 Francis Brookfield 1910 to 1913 Alfred Bashforth 1916 - 17 Alfred Bashforth 1919 to 1925 Alfred Bashforth 1929 James Scott 1931 to 1933 James Scott 1936 to 1939 Mrs Margaret Scott 1942 Mrs Margaret Scott 1944 Mrs Margaret Scott 1948 Mrs Margaret Scott 1951 Mrs Margaret Scott Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Crooked Billet 62 Scotland Street Open 1871 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1871 Michael Slinn (Beerhouse) 1881 John Car [census 68 Scotland St] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Crooked Billet Claywd, Shrewsbury Road Open 1871 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1871 James Pridmore (Beerhouse) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Crooked Billet Crooked Billet Yard, off High Street Open 1794 Closed Span Comments Earlier Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cross Daggers 14 Market Square, Woodhouse Open 1854 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1854 John Staniforth 1865 R Staniforth 1868 R Staniforth 1879 R Staniforth 1881 Robert Staniforth 1883 R Staniforth 1887 to 1890 Robert Staniforth 1895 -6 R Staniforth 1898 Mrs Emma Staniforth 1900 Mrs Annie Staniforth 1901 Mrs Emma Staniforth 1902 Mrs Emma Staniforth 1910 to 1913 Frederick Redfearn 1916 - 17 Frederick Redfearn 1919 to 1925 Mrs Agnes Redfearn 1929 Mrs Agnes Redfearn [ Old Cross Daggers ] 1931 to 1933 Mrs Agnes Redfearn 1936 to 1938 Mrs Agnes Redfearn 1942 Mrs Mary Redfearn 1944 Mrs Mary Redfearn 1948 Mrs Mary Redfearn 1951 Mrs Mary Redfearn picturesheffield Note how just two families have run this pub in 85 years. Picture: http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/....aspx?id=455559 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cross Daggers 52 West Bar Green Open 1797 Closed 1926 Span 129 Comments 35 West Bar Green in 1825 Earlier 1818 (pigots) Saml. Shirt 1822 Jervas Hanson 1825 Jarvis Hanson [ 36 West Bar Green ] 1828 Jervis Hanson 1833 John Walker [ 36 West Bar Green ] 1834 Sarah Walker 1837 John Walker 1839 J Walker [ 56 West Bar Green ] 1841 William Wood [ 56 West Bar Green ] 1845 William Wood 1846 William Wood 1849 Mary Maddock 1852 Mary Maddock 1854 Mrs Mary Maddocks 1856 Mary Maddock 1859 Mary Maddock 1862 to 1865 Joseph Hawley 1868 Joseph Hawley 1871 Joseph Hawley 1876 Joseph Hawley [ 52 West Bar Green ] 1879 William Gill 1881 William Gill 1883 William Wadsworth 1888 to 1890 Alfred Elliott 1893 Alfred Elliott 1995- 6 Alfred Elliott 1898 Alfred Elliott 1900 to 1902 Alfred Elliott 1905 Alfred Elliott [ table blade forger ] We will now take a view of a social company that have met at the sign of the Cross Daggers, West-bar green, whether by accident or appointment is immaterial; but there a dozen or more old friends have met together on the last day of the old year; they had at that time known each other for the space of forty or fifty years, and this is forty or fifty years ago, so that you will not expect that in their convivial meeting they will be discussing over the Reform Bill, the corn laws, or the advantages and disadvantages of free-trade; nor are they weighing over the repeal of the corn laws nor trades unions. No, theirs is a convivial meeting. where they seem anxious to spend a pleasant evening, and for once think themselves young men again. When comfortably seated, after having inquired concerning each other's health and welfare, and how "'toud lass" is, and if they live in the same place that they did, the next inquiry is, "Well, has't raised a pig this year?" "Aye, tha knaws I shouldn't feel reight without one; has thou gotten one?" "Aye, I have, and a pratty one it wor; we killed it day after Christmas Day." "And, pray thee, what did it weigh?" "Woy, it weighed five-and-twenty stone, and wore nobbut nine months oud; it had twenty pound o' midgeon fat in it; hast thou killed thine?" "Noa, we'st not kill it till't day after New Year's Day; it hadn't eaten all't stuff up, soa I thout it had better eat it than let it be left; it'd nobbut wasted." "Woy, thou wor allus fond on a pig: what thinks ta if thou sings us that oud song about Tommy Perry's pig?" "Woy, O'll try." It was agreed upon in the company that it "wor a varry good oud song," and that it was true, and â€" says, "Cum, friends, Oi'll gie yo a tooast: here's wishing every poor man i't town 'at deserves it had a good fat pig," which was drunk unanimously. "Oi say, Billy, does thou work at Butlers yit?" “Aye, lad, Oi were 'prentice there, an' me fatther worked there whoile he deed; Oi were 'prentice wi' me fatther, an' Oi've ne'er worked noawhere else. We've plenty a work, if we had but moor for dooin' it." "Haw monny dun yo mak to't dozen?" "Woy, sum soarts thirteen an' sum fourteen to't dozen." "Woy, but Rodgers ne'r has aboon twelve made to't dozen. Oi wish thou'd sing us t' Cutlers' Heroes; thou used to sing it." "Woy, Oi'll try, but it's a long toime sin' Oi sung it; Oive happen forgotten it." "Woy, pray thee try. Solience!" "Woy, then, here goas." Other cross references went forward, until the last singer was desired to make a call, when he pitched upon Billy, and asked him to give 'em "Mr. Batty's Mule." He agreed; silence was soon obtained, and he made no further apology than saying, "It's rayther a longish 'un, but it's a rare good 'un." "Well done, lad; Oi never heeard thee sing that song better i' my loife; Oi think i' my heart thour't getting young ageean." "Woy, but cum, Oi mun be thinking a goaing hoam, and seeing our oud lass; it begins a being late, and shool wonder where Oi've gotten to." "Nay, lad, thou needn't think a goain' hoam to see yore oud lass; thou'll see her befoar, for there's heaf a dozen on 'em set wi't mistress, sucking their pipes i't kitchen, an' their reight enough." The party broke up about half-past eleven, every one satisfied with their evening's social company, and all parted with good humour and a cordial wag of the fist, wishing each other a happy new year. Edited by ukelele lady, 31 December 2012 - 03:10 PM. 20 new dates Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cross Daggers Cross Daggers Yard, High Street / 26 Fruit Market Open 1818 Closed 1968 Span 146 Comments Earlier 1818 (pigots) E. Saunderson, [Market-pl.] 1822 Richard Greenwood (26 Fruit Market) 1825 Richard Greenwood 1828 Richard Greenwood 1830 Richard Greenwood [ 26 Fruit Market ] 1901 Frederick William Hunt Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cross Daggers Inn Cross Lane, Coal Aston ,Dronfield Open 1854 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1854 William Hawksworth 1865 J Riggott 1879 Edward Taylor 1883 Edward Taylor 1888 to 1890 Edward Taylor 1893 Edward Taylor 1895 -6 Edward Taylor 1898 Edward Taylor 1900 to 1903 Edward Taylor 1905 Edward Taylor 1907 Edward Taylor 1910 to 1913 Edward Taylor 1916 Edward Taylor 1917 Mrs Mary Taylor 1919 to 1922 Mrs Mary Taylor 1923 to 1925 Thomas Louth 1929 Thomas W Louth 1931 Thomas W Louth 1932 - 33 George H Burton 1936 George H Burton 1937 Mrs Eliza Burton 1938 Mrs Eliza Burton 1939 Charles E S Scholes 1942 Charles E S Scholes 1944 Charles E S Scholes 1948 Charles E S Scholes 1951 W O'Donnell Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cross Daggers / Cross Lower Bradfield Open 1822 Closed Span Comments Earlier 1822 Jeremiah Morton (buried 1st October 1826, aged 64) 1833 Ann Morton [ Low Bradfield ] 1834 Ann Morton 1841 Ann Morton (buried 30th October 1843, aged 74) 1852 William Hawksworth 1854 William Hawksworth 1861 -62 James Fox 1865 James Fox 1871 James Fox 1879 James Fox 1881 James Fox 1883 James Fox 1887 Francis Wilson [ Lower Bradfield ] 1937 to 1939 Frederick Staniforth 1942 Frederick Staniforth Cross Inn Lower Bradfield. The picture taken from Malcom Nunn's book Loxley Valley and Beyond The picture showing Ann Wilson, wife of Francis Wilson licensee of the Inn. It is said that a cross that used to be above the premises is now in St Nicholas' church at High Bradfield. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted April 4, 2008 Share Posted April 4, 2008 Cross Guns (Great Gun) 115 Franklin Street Open Closed Span Comments Earlier Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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