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Sale of the Cannon Brewery, Ware From the Hertford Mercury 9th April, 1853 |
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The Sale of Cannon's Brewery, Ware, 13 Public Houses & Beer Houses and other property. 12th April 1853 by Ree & Son at the Saracen's Head Inn, Ware
Cannon Brewery, Princess street, Ware Union Jack Public House, Musley, Ware Bugle Horn Beer House, Crib Street, Ware Chequers Public House, Westmill Road, Ware Wellington Beer House, Fanham's Hall, Ware Old Bell Public House, Hadham Cross Coach & Horses Beer House, Bishops Stortford Chequers Beer House, Back Street, Hertford Beer House, Honey Lane, Hertford White Lion Public House, Bengeo Chequers Beer House, Burnham Green Cross Keys Beer House, Stevenage Beer House, Colliers End Wheatsheaf Beer House, Wadesmill Hill
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Cannon Brewery, Ware The Cannon Brewery was built on a site between Princess Street and Whitehorse Road. In 1853, when Blake & Co. sold the Brewery, there was a six quarter mash tun and a tied estate of 12 licenced properties, but only three were in Ware. Thomas Cox operated the brewery between 1852 and 1864. It was then acquired by McMullen & Sons who used this brewery until 1891. However McMullen's do not appear to have ever brought or leased a major part of this tied estate. |