Breweries Albion Brewery, Warblington Street 4 Aug 1848 Auctioned 34,100 Anchor Brewery, St Thomas Street Anglo-Bavarian Brewery Co, 39 Norfolk Street 1874 Offices 96 Asylum Brewery, Asylum Road 1901 Asylum brewery ordering some new equipment 95 Beehive Brewery, 36 Warblington Street 1830 Rebuilt? 44 1832-1863 Thomas Weeks, brewhouse (1836 £8, 1848 £36) 30,35,44, 59,90, 94,159 1863 William Weeks, brewer 63 1864-1865 T.Weeks tenant Charles John Atkey 75,94 1867 William Friend Feltham & Co, Warblington Street 1 1866-1873 T.Weeks tenant William Friend Feltham, brewhouse (£40) 94 1874-1875 W.Weeks tenants W.F.Feltham & Joseph John Hoare King 94 1876 William Weeks tenant W.F.Feltham 94 1877-1879 Weeks executors tenant John Henry Burton 59,94 1880-1884 Alfred Weeks tenant Alexander Stannard 94 31 Jun 1884 Beehive Brewery and eight houses for sale by auction Tuesday last, by the trustees of the late Thomas Weeks. 56 foot frontage to Warblington Street, depth 105 feet, 7 quarter plant. £6,500 offered, withdrawn reserve £7,500 100 1881 Warblington Place Brewery, Alexander Stannard, employs 6 men 171 1885-1896 Alexander Stannard founded 1832 (£130) (35-37) 1,30,94, 165,166 13/11/1895 Brewery and public houses bought by William Dupree, brewery closed 5(63) 1896 Amalgamated to form Portsmouth United Breweries 65(83) 1896 Reconstructed as bonded store for P.U.B. 65(83), 104 1915 [20121] Warblington Street Bonding Store for Portsmouth United Breweries 95 1919 [20371] 35-37 Warblington Street pull down & rebuild stores for Portsmouth United Breweries 95 1924 Sold 104 Brickwoods bonded store Britain Brewery, 34 Harley Street 1860 William Langford, brewery 94 1861-1866 Charles Holmes, brewhouse (1866 £12) 94 1878 George Clarke? 59 Attached to Briton Tavern Brunswick Brewery, 4? Grigg Street adjoining Borough Arms 1843-1851 Thomas Luke, brewhouse (1846 £40, 1851 £51) 94 1844 Thomas Luke, Jun 44 1851 Thomas Luke (Jun) 90 1852 Mary Luke 94 1853 Mary Luke and H.D.Davey 94 H.Davey moved here on the death of Thomas Luke 5(63) 1855 Henry David Davey & Thomas Davey 35 1854-1856 Henry David Davey (£55) 94 1857-1861 Henry D.Davey & Thomas Davey (£60) 94
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Breweries
Albion Brewery, Warblington Street4 Aug 1848 Auctioned 34,100
1832-1863 Thomas Weeks, brewhouse (1836 £8, 1848 £36) 30,35,44,59,90,94,159
1863 William Weeks, brewer 631864-1865 T.Weeks tenant Charles John Atkey 75,94
1867 William Friend Feltham & Co, Warblington Street 11866-1873 T.Weeks tenant William Friend Feltham, brewhouse (£40) 941874-1875 W.Weeks tenants W.F.Feltham & Joseph John Hoare King 94
1876 William Weeks tenant W.F.Feltham 941877-1879 Weeks executors tenant John Henry Burton 59,941880-1884 Alfred Weeks tenant Alexander Stannard 94
31 Jun 1884 Beehive Brewery and eight houses for sale by auction Tuesday last, by thetrustees of the late Thomas Weeks. 56 foot frontage to Warblington Street,depth 105 feet, 7 quarter plant. £6,500 offered, withdrawn reserve £7,500 100
1881 Warblington Place Brewery, Alexander Stannard, employs 6 men 1711885-1896 Alexander Stannard founded 1832 (£130) (35-37) 1,30,94,
165,16613/11/1895 Brewery and public houses bought by William Dupree, brewery closed 5(63)
1896 Amalgamated to form Portsmouth United Breweries 65(83)1896 Reconstructed as bonded store for P.U.B. 65(83),
1041915 [20121] Warblington Street Bonding Store for
Portsmouth United Breweries 951919 [20371] 35-37 Warblington Street pull down & rebuild stores for
Portsmouth United Breweries 95 1924 Sold 104
Brickwoods bonded store
Britain Brewery, 34 Harley Street1860 William Langford, brewery 94
1861-1866 Charles Holmes, brewhouse (1866 £12) 941878 George Clarke? 59
Attached to Briton Tavern
Brunswick Brewery, 4? Grigg Street adjoining Borough Arms1843-1851 Thomas Luke, brewhouse (1846 £40, 1851 £51) 94
1844 Thomas Luke, Jun 441851 Thomas Luke (Jun) 901852 Mary Luke 941853 Mary Luke and H.D.Davey 94
H.Davey moved here on the death of Thomas Luke 5(63)1855 Henry David Davey & Thomas Davey 35
1854-1856 Henry David Davey (£55) 941857-1861 Henry D.Davey & Thomas Davey (£60) 94
Breweries
1855-1865 Henry David Davey and Thomas Davey 34,35,59? Sold by Henry Davey to William Tickner? 5(63)
1862-1867 George Tickner (1863 £60) 1,63,75,94
29 Mar 1872 Burnt down 63,100Aug 1872 13 freehold and leashold premises sold
Buckland Brewery, Kingston Road/Chapel Street1863 99 Kingston Road, Brewer, Thomas Allen 631865 Kingston Road, Brewer & Shopkeeper, Thomas Allen 75
1867-1879 99 Kingston Road, Thomas Allen 1,1651885-1989 119 Kingston Road
1848 William Allen, Brewhouse and malthouse 941850 W.Allen, Brewhouse, Thomas Allen, malthouse 94
1855-1880 Thomas Allen, Buckland Brewery 1,35,75,94
1882 Inherited by Ann Allen 5(63)1886-1902 Mrs Ann Allen, Buckland Steam Brewery 1,34
1903 Sold to Charles Gillett for £25,000 5(63)1905-1911 Charles Gillett, Buckland Brewery 1
1911 [18918] alterations for Buckland Brewery Co 951912 [19182] additions to brewery in Welllington Place for C.E.S Gillett 951914 Acquired by Young & Sons 5(63)
1923-1958 Brewery used as sugar mill by Burton Sanders & Son 1Tap became Shaftsbury Arms
1960-1962 Chapmans of Trowbridge, bedding 12004 Remaining buildings demolished
Buckland Brewery, Kingston Road? Are Fielding entries for the other Buckland Brewery
1797 David Orange, (druggist of Queen Street) garden, cowhouse and dispensary 941798-1799 David Orange, garden and brewhouse 941800-1830 Charles Matthews, brewhouse (1800), stable, barn, brewhouse and
malthouse (1830) 941811 C Matthews 164
29 Sep 1824 Charles Matthews takes out mortgage 1141828 Charles Matthews, Kingston 44
28 Jun 1829 Charles Matthews takes out further mortgage 1141832 George Fielding & Son (Brewhouse £18, Malthouse £9) 94
27 Dec 1833 Mortgage released, Charles Matthews brewer of Buckland, house at Cosham1141834 George Fielding, Brewhouse, Kingston 941836 George Fielding & Son? 94
2 Aug 1836 To be sold by auction following the bankruptcy of G.A.W.Fielding? 1001837 Charles Fielding? 94
25 Apr 1840 Mortgage release by William Gough 11420 May 1840 Leased to John Martin for one year 11421 May 1840 Mortgage taken out by William Gough 114
1844-1855 William Gough 35,4411 Sep 1858 For sale by auction 7 quarter plant, never failing well of good quality water,
capital malthouse, tap, stabling for six horses, cart sheds, nag stables,chaise house, dwelling house, walled garden, kitchen garden, meadow with a333 foot frontage in New Road on which barn, granary, piggeries and
Breweries
farmyard stand 10019 Oct 1858 Further mortgage taken out by William Gough with Andrew Nance,
schedule includes 1A 1R meadow, 14 foot horse wheel for raising waterand powering plant, coppers etc 114
18 May 1861 Mortage transferred following Court of Exchequer case 11416 Mar 1864 William Gough declared bankrupt, estate to be run by John Caldecott of
Barton Stacey and Henry Blake of Ventnor both maltsters 1141 Dec 1864 Trustees sold the brewery to John James Holloway with £293 going to
John Caldecott and Henry Blake, £253 to Andrew Nance 1141870-1885 John Holloway (Barn, stables £13, brewhouse £17, house £15, garden £4) 94
Tenants:1870-1874 William Stephens 941875-1884 George Fogden 941885 Thomas Taylor 94
29 Apr 1886 J Holloway died, estate value £2,649 13s 11414 May 1889 Conveyed from Mrs C Holloway of Thornton Hill, Wimbledon to
Henry Bransbury the younger for £1250 11424 Dec 1898 Mortgaged by Henry Bransbury of Crown Brewery, note site includes
64-70 Kingston Road 11428 Apr 1902 Mortgage released 114
6 Jul 1906 Mortgaged 11410 Jul 1906 Henry Bransbury bought the lease of Cutforth Bros Somers Arms Brewery
at Reigate 2134 Mar 1912 Further mortgage 114
1914 Reigate brewery sold 213Brewery tap later became Kingston Tavern
Buckland Brewery1999-2000 Micro-brewery in Winchester Arms public house
Canal Steam Brewery1868 Founded by Henry Pannell, Canal Walk 5(63)1875 Became Corset Factory 5(63)
Castle Brewery, Castle Road1830 James Cull 44
7 Mar 1832 To be sold by auction by the trustees of the late Mr Cull 1001855-1865 Charles Adnams (1859 £17) 34,35,
Catherine Brewery, 14a Catherine Row/14a Daniel Street1843-1844 Felthams Slaughter house 941845-1846 John Methuin (store and brewery £21) moved here from Sandwich Street,
New Buildings 941847 Charlotte Methuin tenant John Parkinson 941848 Dormer Jewell tenant Charlotte Methuin 94
Dec 1848 Purchased by Dormer Jewell at auction for £650 1001849 Dormer Jewell tenants Jewell & Miall (£21) 94
Breweries
1850 Dormer Jewell (£12) 94Own well 750 feet deep 9
1855 Dormer Jewell (£33) 941865 Jewell & Co, Dormer at 6 Chapel Row, Edward at 8 751867 Dormer Jewell 11868 Edward Jewell (son) 941885 (£400) 941887 Jewell & Sons 1661899 70 tied houses. One well is 705 feet deep 12 " diameter cast iron for
400 feet, wrought iron to 615 feet and 80 feet in plain chalk. Anotherwell is sunk 270 feet into Bagshot sand 100
7 Oct 1899 Bought by John & Arthur Brickwood for £200,000 5(25)£265,000 including 72 tied houses 9,100
1899 Bought by Brickwoods for £265,000 5(63)1900-1901 Brickwood & Co Ltd, Catherine Brewery 1
1901 (£1050) 941902 [14050] offices by J Jones in Chapel Street 951903 Rebuilt on larger scale 91910 Application for bridge over Catherine Row 951910 [18437] Bonfire Corner additions to Brewery for Brickwood & Co 951911 [18472] Bonfire Corner bottle yard & store by H Jones & Son for
Brickwood & Co 951911 [18685] new store in Catherine Row for Brickwood & Co 951911 [18721] Admiralty Road additions for Brickwood & Co 951911 [18806] Daniel Street extension to bottle yard for Brickwood & Co 951911 [18911] Bonfire Corner stores by H Jones & Son for Brickwood & Co 951911 Renamed Portsmouth Brewery 91912 [18980] Mineral Water Factory in Catherine Row for Brickwood & Co 951913 [19541] Admiralty Road additions to offices for Brickwood & Co 951914 [19715] Daniel Street additions to brewery by H Jones & Co for
Brickwood & Co Ltd 951915 [20107] additions to workshops for Brickwoods & Co 951916 [20217] Catherine Row store by F.J Privett for Brickwood & Co Ltd 951919 [20422] alterations to fermenting house 951923 [21530] Daniel Street chimney for Brickwood & Co Ltd 951962 Expanded cost £1,000,000 5(63)1969 New wine and spirit warehouse in Cross Street 5(63)1983 Last brew
Bottling plant and warehouse in Cross Street sold to Allders Dept StoreBrewery demolished and car park constructed on siteOffices remained for re-development
2005 Planning application to demolish offices2006 Offices demolished
Clarendon Brewery See Crown Brewery
Cobden Brewery, Arundel Street1823 John Wickenden, brewhouse? 5(51),
5(63)1835 Cobden Brewery? 5(51)1836 Bought by William Purchase? 5(51)
1837-1846 William Purchase, brewhouse (1846 £25) 941847-1850 William Purchase tenant Thomas Brickwood 35,941851-1852 William Purchase tenant Fanny Brickwood (Widow) 94
1851 Bought by Fanny Brickwood 5(25),67,79(69),118(66)
Breweries
1853 Fanny Brickwood 941855 Henry Brickwood 351859 Harry Brickwood 59
1865-1870 Executors of Harry Brickwood tenant Alfred White 75,78,94
1866 Shaft fell 891873 After interregnum of executors passed to sons 671880 Transferred to Bransbury’s Hyde Park Brewery 5(63)1887 Transferred to Penny Street 5(25)
Became Dance & Smith Mineral Waters?
Crescent Brewery, Kingston Crescent1852-1867 Thomas Besant Russell (1898 lived in Manor House Copnor) (1863 £30) 1,35,59,
63,751875-1890 T.B.Russell tenant Peter Harry Goodman founded 1840 1,94,
165,1661891 T.B.Russell tenant William Gibbs 941891 Peter Henry Goodman, 17 Kingston Crescent 1
1899-1907 Nathaniel Anthill W & S Off Licence 11909-1921 H & G Simmonds 11922-1930 Ernest Vincent 11931-1933 Long & Co 11934-1964 Smeed & Smeed 1
Demolished
Crown Brewery, next to 59 Clarendon Street/Church Road1879 Crown Brewery, Built by Henry Bransbury 5(63)1881 Clarendon Brewery, 61 Clarendon Street 1711881 Crown Brewery, Henry Bransbury, brewhouse (£120) 94
1885-1902 Henry Bransbury (Jun) 9,34,94,166
1898-1901 Henry Bransbury & Co 11902 Sold to Portsmouth United for £80,000 5(63)1902 Bought by Portsmouth United Breweries for £86,000 and converted into
bottling store 65(83)1904 Sold to P.U.B. with other property for £60,000 1041905 P.U.B. Crown Brewery 1
1905-1931 P.U.B. bottling store 1,1041934 Builders?
Crown Hotel And Brewery, Kings Road/St Pauls Road1847-1868 James Buckle (Bath Buildings No 4) 35,591859-1860 John Kent warehouse (£45) No 5 941861-1863 Mrs Kent tenant John Edwin Groves 941864-1871 Executors of Mrs Kent tenant George Peters 941872-1898 George Peters (£170) 94
1895 George junr sold his half to brother John 208(113)1887 Charles Webber 165,1661899 Antill, Peters And Co 941934 St Pauls Road building erected1941 Bombed 2291956 Kings Road building rebuilt 91959 Bought by Friary Meux1964 Peters & Co Ltd in liquidation conveyed to Friary Meux 208(113)1964 Bought by Ind Coope division of Allied Breweries1977 Buildings used by Post Office
Breweries
1981 Buildings let as offices1988 St Pauls Road buildings refronted and let as offices1999 Pubs of Ind Coope sold to Punch Taverns
This results in branding of pubs being Peters, Friary Meux, Ind Coope with‘badging’ not always changing when firm changed hands.
1851-1865 John Cox (Brewhouse 1851 £73, 1854 £80) 35,59,79,90
1861 John Cox , David Sky(Labourer in Brewery) 1711867-1878 Executors of John Cox tenant David Sky (1875 £100) 1,59,75
1881 Eagle Brewery 171Attached to Queens Head
Eden Brewery, 8 Charlotte Street/Pye Street1796 Founded 5(51)
1805-1806 Malthouse & brewhouse John Read 941811 Brewhouse, John Read, Eden Row 941811 John Reed, Brewer, Newtown 164
1823-1830 Joseph Brown, Halfway Houses 441832-1834 Joseph Brown, Eden Row, (Brewery £25 & Malthouse £20 1832) 94
1844 Joseph Brown, Great Charlotte Street 44Run as a trust for the orphans and grandchildren of the late Joseph Brown 100Estate includes brewhouse in Charlotte Street, malthouse in Lake Road(£30), store in Charlotte Street (£15), land Wish Lane (£10), in Charlotte Street (£28), . 31 Nile Street, . 345 Commercial Road 94
Breweries
1851 Cave, Oakshott & Son 901855 Cave & Oakshott 351859 Browns Executors tenant James Welstead Oakshott 59,941863 Frances Goodchild 631865 Brown & Co manager J.T.Holland 751865 Brown & Co tenant J.Holloway (£90) 941867 Brown & Co, John Holloway, manager 11870 Acquired by Henry Bransbury 5(63)1880 Bransbury, beerhouse 94
by 1895 Taken over by Brickwoods 671886 Charlotte Street market founded on site of brewery 9
Egremont Brewery, Crasswell Street6 Sep 1845 John Purchase advert 100
4 May 1846 For sale by auction effects of John Purchase 1001851-1878 William Hunt 35,53,90
Elm Brewery, King Street / Eldon Street1840 Founded by John Miles, layer of railway lines in France, to supply his
workers with beer instead of Claret 91851 Founded by John Miles 5(63)
1855-1876 John Miles 35,751875-1887 John Miles & Son (Thomas) Elm Steam Brewery (1880 £252, 1885 £352) 94
1887 Miles & Sons 1661889 Henry Frederick Miles 11896 Bought by William Dupree 5(63)1896 Amalgamated to form Portsmouth United Breweries, formed by John and
Thomas Miles 91904 Refronted 951905 [15655] additions for Portsmouth United Breweries 951905 [16078] additions for Portsmouth United Breweries 951906 [16142] additions for Portsmouth United Breweries 95
1911 Extended architect A.E.Cogswell 401915 [20062] King Street additions for Portsmouth United Breweries 95 1916 [20188] King Street office & warehouse for Portsmouth United Breweries 951916 [20210] King Street garage for Portsmouth United Breweries 951916 [20211] King Street stores for Portsmouth United Breweries 951917 [20267] King Street spirit stores for Portsmouth United Breweries 951918 [20278] King Street extension of brewery for Portsmouth United Breweries 951922 [21215] King Street cellar, spirit store & loading yard for Portsmouth
United Breweries 951960s Became Southern Table Water, SOTA subsidiary of Brickwoods 5(63)1980s Demolished 5(63)
19 Sep 1984 110 foot chimney felled1984 Denis Wilson Builders erected houses on site PCC
29-49 King Street and Prince Regent Court
Fountain Brewery1807 Founded 5(51)
1823-1850 Joseph Knott 34,35,38,44,94,159
1851 Richard and Alfred Knott 908 Apr 1854 Late Joseph Knott estate sold 61 foot frontage 70 feet deep with well 100
1855 Sarah Knott (Widow) (£50) 35,94
Breweries
1860 John Groves jun. 941863 John & E Groves 631865 John Groves tenant Henry Morgan, Fountain Steam Brewery 34,75,94
1875-1887 Edwin Groves tenant Mew L.B.Langton & Co warehouse 1,94,1651891 W.B. Mew Langton & Co, 2-4 East Street 1
Fratton Brewery, 137 Fratton Road / Arundel StreetSee New House pub
Gloucester Brewery, 44 Gloucester Street/Gloucester Place1846 John Bone (£16) 94
1859-1865 John Bone 59,63,751867 William Abraham Bone 1
1875-1890 William Abraham Bone 1,165,1661881 John Bone, retd living at 405 Commercial Road 1711891 G.G.Palmer manager George Bone 94
by 1895 Taken over by Brickwood's 67See also Gloucester Arms
Golden Bell Brewery, 60 Charlotte Street / Amelia Street1859 Mrs Pine tenant John Mapie 94
1863-1865 Mrs Pine tenant Joseph Bailey brewhouse (£20) 34,941865-1870 Charles Bailey 34,75,94
1875 Burn tenant Charles Bailey (£20) 941880 Henry Mansbridge brewery 94
Good Intent Brewery, Church Street25 Sep 1846 Mr Brewer, for auction 100
Griffin Brewery, Commercial Road (Opposite Pearl Buildings)1836 Mr Silvester 100
3 Jan 1857 Advert William Fowler (London) Griffin Brewery Landport Road 100
Guildford Brewery, Fratton Path22 Dec 1849 For sale 100
1854 For sale by auction 100
Hawke Street Brewery, 26a Hawke Street1807 Founded by George Sause 5(51)
25 Jun 1810 For sale or let proprietor George Sause, wine merchant of Hanover Street 1001820-1823 Thomas Winkworth 44,94
23 Jan 1826 For sale or let 100leased to Joseph Knott 5(51)
1828 Thomas Winkworth 4429 Jun 1829 For sale or let 100
1832 Silk & Co (£18) 941833 Bought by G.Clements 5(51)1834 George Clements, Brewhouse 941836 George Clements (advert) 100
1840-1847 George Clements (1840 £30) 35,941844 George Clements, 46 Hawke Street 44
1848-1860 George Clements tenant Joseph Lush who lived at 47 Hanover Street 35,59,90,94
1859 Moved to St Georges Brewery 5(63)
Hyde Park Road Brewery, 24 later 66 Hyde Park Road / St James Street1851-1855 James Stephens tenant Henry Bransbury, brewhouse (£60) 94
Breweries
1857-1878 Henry Bransbury, brewhouse 34,59,63,75,78,94
16 Jul 1879 For sale with 36 public houses due to the retirement of Henry Bransbury 1001879 Brickwoods 11880 Bought by John And Arthur Brickwood for £43,000 (£280) 5(25),
67,79(69),94,118(66)
£112,000 including public houses at auction 9Hyde Park Steam Brewery sold for £43,000 100
1887 J Brickwood, 16-28 Hyde Park Road 165,1661887 Ceased brewing 5(63)1897 Bought by A.F.Perkins
1897-1923 A.F.Perkins Lager Beers and Mineral Waters, Hyde Park Corner 1
Ind Coope & Co, 1-3 Steel Street1905 1
Kent Arms Brewhouse, Union Street11 Mar 1844 W.Hurton (Advert) 100
1859 Mary Hurton, brewhouse (£24) 94
Kings Head Tavern Brewery, London Road1855 3518731881 Charles Grist 171
5 May 1882 Burnt down 891983 Outbuildings demolished
Kingston Brewery, Kingston Road / Malthouse Road1785-1788 John Norris house and malthouse 941797-1830 William Fidlin (1805 brewhouse 10s, malthouse 8s) 44,94
1835 James Fidlin tenant R.Murrell 941837-1880 Richard Murrell (Lived at Kingston Crescent, 1863-1879) 1,35,44,
59,90,941868 Richard Murrell, snr, died, business passed to son Richard1884 Auctioned following death of Richard Murrell, 28 Apr 1884, 47 5(63)
1885-1910 George Peters & Co (1891 £148) 1,9,94,165,166
1910 Sold to Ernest Whicher 5(63)1911-1915 Ernest Whicher “The Family Brewer” 1
1915 [20124] Malthouse Lane store by H.J Phillips for Hamton(sic) & Co 951915-1948 Hammerton, C & Co (London) Bottling store 11953-1964 Charrington & Co, Bottling stores 1
1953 Watney, Combe, Reid & Co (Brewers) 1Main brewery part of site became Majestic Cinema, offices became shop - monogram of Richard Murrell still visible over shop front
Lion Brewery, Brunswick Road later Hyde Park RoadMay 1862 Opened by Edwin Galt 5(63)1863-1865 Edwin Galt, Brunswick Road 63,75
Demolished site later Water Company Officesby 1873 Taken over by Garrett 5(63)by 1895 Taken over by Brickwood's 67
Breweries
Lion Brewery, London RoadSee Myrtle Brewery
Lord John Russell Brewery1829 James Gardiner 5(51)
1830-1851 Robert Gardiner, retail brewer 232 Commercial Road 33,901832 Robert Gardiner, Brewery, £11 941851 Aquired by Edwin Searly Long? 901855 Robert Gardiner, Union Road 35
1865-1867 Robert Gardiner tenant James Walter Baker Rogers, (1865 £24) 1,34,78,94
1867 James Rogers, brewer, 232 Commercial Road 11870 James Rogers, brewhouse 94
Moved to Commercial Road / Kingston Crescent ?1874 Bought by John and Arthur Brickwood 5(25),34
118(66)Lyon Brewhouse, Four House Green
1521 Built ?
Mersey Brewery, North Street1860 ?
Smarts?
Mile End Brewery13 Jul 1809 For sale by auction recently built 100
Mile End Steam Brewery, 336 Commercial Road / All Saints Road1865-1867 Samuel Suter 1,34,752 Sep 1871 Was burnt down today along with the beerhouse. Built 8 to 9 years ago by
Mr Suter as a marine store, later converted to a brewery. Sold to Mr Bull.Sold to Andrew Bone Hatch of Emsworth whose son Andrew DreweattHatch was in possession. The adjoining beerhouse was occupied by MrRook. The brewer was a Mr Munday 100
Myrtle Brewery, London Road1870 Built by William Stevens 5(63)1876 Vacated 5(63)
Came in control of George King, estate agent 5(63)1878 Rebuilt as Lion Brewery 5(63)1878 Built for King & Co 1,75
1880-1888 King & Co (George Hall King) 1,94,165,166
1885 Sold to John Lindsey & Thomas Gillett? 5(63)1887 John Lindsey & Charles Gillett? 5(63)1888 Henry Young & Charles Gillett? 5(63)
1892-1901 King & Co, Lion Brewery 13 London Road 11902 [14096] offices for King & Co by J Croad 951902 Sold 5(63)1902 Noel Duttson & P.U.B? 5(63)
1904-1905 Lion Brewery, 13 London Road 11910 Bought by Brickwoods 9
1911-1923 Brickwoods 11976-1980 Factory 1
1982 Reopened as Southsea Brewery 91985 Closed1996 Converted to flats and mews houses2009
Breweries
Newtown Brewery, 24 Eden Row later 259 Commercial Road1827 John Anderson 5(51)1830 John Lovegrove Anderson, retail brewer (son) 441832 John Anderson, Brewhouse, £4 941834 John Anderson, junr, Brewhouse, Eden Row 941844 John Lovegrove Anderson, Clothes Salesman, 24 Mile End 441855 John Lovegrove Anderson, 30 Commercial Road 35
1859-1867 J.L.Anderson 1,59,63,751867-1895 Leased by Anderson to Gales 5(63)1870-1880 J.L.Anderson tenant Gale (£41) 94
Attached to Newtown Tavern
Oak Brewery, 53 Marylebone Street1859-1887 George Hoskins, brewhouse (1865 £8 10s) 1,34,59,
75,94,166
Oak Brewery, Kingston Crescent1898 Alterations by A.E.Cogswell 40
Olive Branch Brewery, Dorset Streetby 1895 Taken over by Brickwood’s 67
Orange Tree Breweryby 1895 Taken over by Brickwood’s 67
Packhorse Brewery1998-1999 Micro brewery at Somerstown 9
Phoenix Brewery See Dockmill Brewery
Portsmouth BrewerySee Catherine Brewery
Portsmouth BrewerySee Brewers, Mudge
Prince of Wales Brewery, Sandwich Street5 Apr 1824 For sale apply John Abraham 1004 Jun 1824 For sale due to the bankruptcy of Arthur Pink the younger 100
1834 Pink & Collins, Brewery, Kings Place 941838-1839 John Collins (Brewery and store £15, engine and stable £141, part of
brewery £21) 94
Providence Brewhouse, Warblington Street26 Dec 1818 To let apply J.Williams at 100 Lombard Street 100
Red Lion Brewery, 18 Thomas Street1851-1865 Thomas Cleverley (No 14 in 1863) 35,63,
75,90,941886 Frederick Street, Henry Hall, Brewery 11887 1-3 Frederick Street/Thomas Street Red Lion Brewery, Henry Hall 1661888 1-3 Frederick Street/Thomas Street H Hall, Brewery 165
1891-1894 1-3 Frederick Street/Thomas Street Gerald Hall, Brewery 11896-1901 1-3 Frederick Street/Thomas Street G Hall & Co, Brewery Stores 1
Breweries
1905-1915 1-3 Frederick Street/Thomas Street Courage & Co, Brewery Stores 1
Ribouleau's Distillery, Queen StreetBought by William Pike 68Transferred to Fountain Close 68
Rock Brewery, Union Road / Staunton Street6 May 1852 For sale by auction 100
Rose Brewhouse, Four House Green1521 Built
St Georges Brewery See Temple’s Brewery
St Marys Brewery, St Marys Road1865 Henry Davey 751865 A.D.Davey tenants Davey and Long, brewhouse (£30) 941868 New Brewery built by Henry Davey? 5(63)
1867-1870 George Long, brewhouse (1870 £38) 1,94
St Pauls Brewery, Gloucester View / 88 King Street1851 Founded by George Palmer 5(63)
1852-1898 George Greetham Palmer 1,59,75,165,166
1855 George Greetham Palmer, 16 Upper King Street 351863 78-80 King Street 631859 George Greetham Palmer (£27) 941869 Rebuilt as tower brewery 5(63)
? George Palmer buried St Thomas 1889 aged 68 stone1886 G.G.Palmer & Co 11891 George G Palmer & Co 1 1891 G.Palmer (£191) 94
1892-1897 George G Palmer & Co 1 Jan 1899 Bought by Long & Co for £115,000 5(63)
1899 Bought by Long & Co 91899-1923 Long & Co, 88-92 King Street 11948-1960 Thomas and Evans Mineral Water Ltd (Corona) 11962-1977 Una Wholesale Grocers 1
1978 Corporation warehouse1979 Demolished
St Thomas Brewery, St Thomas Street later 54 Thomas Street1834 Daniel Ford, Brewery, Mary Street 94
1835-1836 Daniel Ford brewhouse (Mary Street) 941839-1845 Daniel Ford brewhouse (St Thomas Street) (£30) 941845-1853 Daniel Ford tenants 94
1846-1851 Arthur Pink 941852-1853 Duke 94
1856-1859 A.Ford tenants 941856 Henry Mildred 941859 George Peters 94
1860 Richard Bartlett tenant George Peters 941861 William Bartlett 941864 William Bartlett tenant Charles Young 94
1865-1867 William Bartlett tenant J.J.Young (1865 £41) 94
Breweries
1881 Brewer George Burridge for Youngs 1711887 St Thomas’s Brewery, G.H. & I Young, 54 Thomas Street, stores were at
44-48 Thomas Street 16624 Jul 1897 Fire in cooling tower 1001868-1958 John James Young (1869 £85, 1875 £110, 1880 £320, 1901 £440) 1,75,94
1902 Became a limited company 5(63)1902 Renamed Victory Brewery 91910 [18382] additions to tun room for J.J Young & Son 951912 Bridge over Chalton Street 951914 Under control of Peters but run as separate company 5(58)1957 63 public houses 91959 Bought by George Peters & Co Ltd 5(25)1959 Bought by Friary Meux 5(58)1959 Bought by Friary Meux and closed 91964 Bought by Ind Coope division of Allied Breweries 5(25)
1976-1983 FactoriesDec 1997 Remaining building demolished 9
Note Ind Coope now part of Carlsberg-Tetley
Sackville Street Brewery, Sackville Street1855-1867 William Cox 1,35,63,75
Later the Corn Exchange
Ship Leopard Brewery, 26 Havant Street1851 S.Palmer ale and porter merchant 901855 Samuel Christopher Palmer 35
5 Jul 1855 Plant for auction 3/4 mash tub, all used three times only 100
Sir Robert PeelHenry Davey 5(63)Moved to Brunswick Brewery 5(63)
Southsea Brewery See Brewers Tollervey
Southsea Brewery See Lion Brewery
Southsea Brewery31 Aug 1818 For sale or let apply proprietor Mr Pafford Wish Street 100
Southsea Brewing Company2015 Founded by David Eastwood, Southsea Castle 9
Spikes BreweryNov 1994 Mike Hughes opened this above the Wine Vaults in Albert Road
1995
Spring Garden Brewery, Landport Road1805 Mr Pafford, brewhouse 94
19 Jul 1812 To be auctioned owner Mr Pafford established for twenty years 1001847 Benjamin Hollier 35
22 Dec 1849 For sale, let or lease 100
Star Brewery1884 James Shaft, Queen Street/Lion Terrace 5(63)1886 W & S Importer, James Inwood Shaft & Co, 1 Queen Street/Lion Terrace 1
Breweries
1887 Tea Dealer, W & S Importer, J.I Shaft, 45-46 Lion Terrace 1661888 W & S Importer, James Inwood Shaft, 44-46 Lion Terrace 165
1891-1896 W & S Importers, James Inwood Shaft & Co, 45-46 Lion Terrace 11896 Bought by George Peters for £17,000 5(63)
1897-1900 Ernest George Whicher, Brewer, W & S Importer, 45-46 Lion Terrace/1 Queen Street 1
1901-1905 Whicher & Co, W & S Importers, 45-46 Lion Terrace 11911-1914 W.J Rogers Ltd, W & S Merchants 1
Trafalgar Brewery, 177 Fratton Road1863-1867 Thomas Triggs 1,63,75
1875 Mrs T.Triggs 11878-1880 Joseph John Hoare King (£85) 59,94
1879 John J.H.King 11880 Absconded to America, declared bankrupt? 5(63)1881 Henry & William Hobbs 1711887 W.C.Webb 1651891 Palmer 941910 John J.H.King 1
Union Brewery, Commercial Road / Chandos Street1802 Union Brewery, Turner & Co 1681805 Brewhouse, Halfway Houses, Turner & Co 94
1809-1861 Edward Wells & Co (1832-1836 £100) 5(21),34,44,94
17 Apr 1851 For auction 12 quarter brewery, malthouse, tap and dwelling house, UnionBrewery 100
2 Jul 1851 Union Brewery for auction 1001861 Became a glue factory after standing empty 8 years 5(63)
Union Brewery, 366 Fratton Road1867 John Emery, 75 Buckland Road 1
1875-1887 John Emery, 366 Fratton Road, Union Brewery 1,165,1711887 Ceased brewing 5(63)
Urban Island Brewing Company2013 Established by Guy Lymn & Hayley Wise 9
Jun 2015 Limberline Spur
Victory Brewery See St Thomas Brewery
Warblington Place BrewerySee Beehive Brewery
White Hart Brewery, Four House Green1521 Built
White Hart Breweryby 1895 Taken over by Brickwood’s 67
White Lion, Commercial Road21 Jul 1855 For auction owner Mr Holmes 100
Winchester Brewery CoSee Simmonds & Co
Wingfield Brewery
Breweries
1886 Maria Langford, Wingfield Brewery 5(63)1887 M.A.Langford, 26 Wingfield Street 1651893 Tied houses auctioned 5(63)
York Brewery, Wingfield Street11 Dec 1858 For sale 100
74 Wingfield Street? 5(63)Attached to Dick Turpin pub
Yorkshire Grey Brewery, 50 Commercial Road1855 Charles Moore, Landport Road 351859 Charles Moore 59
1863-1865 Martha Ann Moore 63,751870-1889 John Browning 1,165,
166
1887 2-6 Swan Street, John Browning, Brewery 166
Brewers
Note some of the persons listed will be brewers by trade not the owners of a brewery.
Abraham, John1830 Little Southsea Street, Retail Brewer 441839 Little Southsea Street, Brewhouse 94
See also Prince of Wales Brewery
Adams1865 Somers Road 34
Possibly the same as below
Adnams See Castle Brewery
Allen, James1887 9 Victoria Terrace, Queens Road 166
Allen, William & ThomasSee Buckland Steam Brewery and Brewers Stephen Bright
1903 Thomas Allen mortgaged property to Charles Gillett 114Mentions Alfred and James Allen - sons or brothers?Brewery Chapel ViewWellington Cottage, part of breweryBrewery Tap and 117 Kington Road
Tied Houses66-68 Binsteed Road24 Langley Road46 Langley Road198 Sultan RoadRose in June, MiltonQueen Alexandra, 125 Hertford StreetStokers Arms, Godwin Terrace, Seymour StreetWhite Lion, Commercial RoadHorse and Groom, Greetham Street
1903 Thomas Died 114
Anderson See Newtown Brewery
Antill See Crown Hotel and Brewery
Richard Ashby1881 Brewer, 48 Clarence Parade 171
Atkey See Beehive Brewery
Bailey, Joseph See Golden Bell Brewery
Bailey, William1855 Greetham Street 35
Barclay And Perkins1851 Lombard Street, Porter and Ale Brewers 90
Barton See Brewers John Millegan
Beech, James1830 13 Gold Street, Retail brewer 44
Brewers
Biden, V1887 Lived at 3 Spencer Road 165
Blanchard, Samuel1851 Guildford Street 90
Boddy, Francis1839 Russell Street, Brewhouse, Francis Boddy 941839 Russell Street, Brewhouse, Edward Messum 94
Boddy, Thomas1823-1830 Southsea, Retail brewer 44
Boddy, Thomas1830 Spring Row, Retail brewer 441832 Spring Row, Brewhouse, £12 94
Boghurst, William1855-1859 Buckland 35,59
?38 Buckland Street 5(63)
Bone, George, John and WilliamSee Gloucester Brewery
Bransbury2 Oct 1897 Obituary report Henry Bransbury of Climping Villa, Elm Grove died aged
78. Born in Climping, Sussex he trained with his uncle Mr Murrell (of theKingston Brewery). Later he bought the Hyde Park Brewery andsubsequently a brewery in Charlotte Street. He married the daughter ofJames Stephens of Milton. (Owner of Hyde Park Brewery). He retiredeighteen years ago (1879). The funeral was at Kingston cemetery 100He has a son also called Henry born in Portsmouth 1854 171
6 Mar 1921 Death of Henry Bransbury, estate left in trust for his wife, she could appointtrustees 114
1923 Widow Fanny Bransbury at Redhill with Col Henry Bransbury 11414 Sep 1924 Death of Fanny, trust left to Grandsons Stuart and John 114
Connected with Mr C Grece and later Portsmouth Holdings? who later have interests in the Kingston Road properties 114See Crown Brewery and Hyde Park Brewery
Brewer See Good Intent Brewery
Brewers
Brickwood, Thomas See Cobden Brewery
Brickwood, Thomas and Martha227 Commercial Road
1857 Established ?1874 Martha Brickwood 96
1880-1891 Martha Kingsbury (after marrying C.B.Kingsbury the cyclist) (1891 £127) 1,91906 Ceased brewing and rebuilt pub on the site 5(63)
Attached to Suffolk Arms
Brickwood, Arthur, Fanny, Harry, John and Rupert.1851 Founded by Fanny Brickwood who bought the Cobden Brewery 5(25),
79(69)1854 On her death passed to Harry (later Sir Harry) 5(25),
79(69)1862 On his death passed to his sons Sir John & Sir Arthur 5(25),
79(69)1874 Aquired Lord John Russell Brewery 5(25),
118(66)1880 Bought Bransbury’s Hyde Park Brewery 9,5(25),
79(58,69)
1881 John living at 13 Clarendon Road 1711881 Arthur living at 6 Aylesbury Terrace, Victoria Road North 1711887 Moved to Penny Street after buying Tessier's Brewery 5(25),
by 1895 Had taken over Eagle Brewery, Fulham; Colonel Galt’s Lion Brewery,Eden Brewery, Olive Branch Brewery, White Hart Brewery, Orange TreeBrewery, Gloucester Brewery, Tribe’s Brewery and Orley’s Brewery 67
1895-1923 Family house Branksmere 56,57Bought Gibb’s Phoenix Brewery 9
1953 Bought Portsmouth & Brighton United Breweries 5(25),79(69),118(66)
1954 Renamed Brickwoods Ltd 5(63)1959 Rupert Brickwood 79(69)1971 Aquired by Whitbread for £15,000,000 5(63)1971 Taken over by Whitbread (Rupert on board) 9
Cox, William See Sackville Street Brewery and Eagle Brewery
Cox & Fry See Eagle Brewery
Crowley & Co1898-1915 105 St Vincent Street, Offices
Cull See Castle Brewery and Brewers Deacon
Cummings, James1830 Brewhouse 94
Davey, Henry David and ThomasSee Brunswick Brewery
Davey, Henry See St Marys Brewery
Deacon, WilliamPenny Street, near barracksMudges Brewery passed to widow of Thomas Perkins 5(51)?Widow Perkins married George Kelley 5(51)?
1727 George Kelley bankrupt 5(51)?Daniel Smith, later Elizabeth Smith, widow 5(51)?Widow Smith with William Rickman & Michael Atkins 5(51)?
1775 64(3)1783-1840 Malthouse and brewhouse (1802 £85, 1840 £135) 44,60,
61,941802 William Deacon 941811 J & W Deacon, Brewers, Penny Street 1641816 William died son Henry, James Cull to manage estate 5(51)1823 Deacon’s Brewery 381828 William Deacon, Penny Street 441839 Deacon & Rose, Penny Street 159
Brewers
1841 Estate of William Deacon (£150) 941842/3 Chancery Court action by Deacon family caused sale of business 5(51)?
4 Jul 1842 To be sold by auction with 27 public houses 1003 Jul 1843 For sale Henry Deacon lately James & William Deacon 1001842-1844 Sarah Deacon 94
1844 Deacon & Rose 441845 To be sold (As above) 100
Groves See Crown Hotel And Brewery and Fountain Brewery
Hall, Henry See Red Lion Brewery
Harbor, William See Taylor
Harbor, William1863 363 Commercial Road 63
Harper; Rudmore1865 34
Harrison, Edward1887 10 Park Street 166
Hart1855 Conway Street 35
See also Brewers MarvinConway Brewery? 5(63)
Harwood, Charles1863 174 Commercial Road 63
Hatch See Mile End Steam Brewery
Hawford, SmithLand of Promise, North End
1811 Smith Hawford, Brewhouse, Kingston 9421 Jan 1814 Smith Hawford brewer bankrupt 10010 Oct 1814 Brewery shortly to be sold 100
Hawgood, George Thomas1854 George Hawgood, Landport Road, Brewhouse, £4 941855 Hawgood & Son, Commercial Road 35
Brewers
1859 George Thomas Hawgood, Commercial Road 59
Hayward, Henry1865 Duncan Street 75
? Same as Millegan
Haywood1865 Landport 34
Heam, William1847 Great Southsea Street, William Heam tenant Thomas Brine 941849 Great Southsea Street, William Heam tenant Long 941850 Great Southsea Street, Marvin tenant Lewis Hart 94
Hewitt, Edward1830 Charlotte Street 441830 Charlotte Street, Brewhouse 94
Kinnel And Hartley Ltd1898-1928 244 Fawcett Road, Kinnel And Hartley Brewers 11934-1956 244 Fawcett Road, Henty And Constable (Brewers) W & S 11958-1976 244 Fawcett Road, Coasby W & S 1
1857 Chapel Street, Leonard Hart 941859-1863 Chapel Street, Lewis Hart 59,63,94
Attached to India Arms
Massey, John1851-1855 28 St Marys Street 35,90
Attached to The Bell
Matthews, Charles See Buckland Brewery
McBain, Hugh1859-1863 Hampton Street 59,63
See Highland Chief in pubs
Messum, Edward1844 Landport Road 44
See also Francis Boddy
Methuin, Charlotte and John1838-1844 9 Sandwich Street, John Methuin (1833/41 £13, 1844 £21) 45,94
Moved to Catherine Brewery
W.B Mew Langton& Co Ltd1896-1918 83 High Street 1
Mew Langton & Co Ltd1946-1953 37-39 Upper Arundel Street 1
See also Fountain BreweryPreviously beer retailer
Mew Langton & Co Ltd1946-1967 54-56 Oyster Street, Stores 1
1971 Strong & Co stores 1
Miall Brothers1859 North Street 59
Mial, Charles1859 Upper Grigg Street 59
Mial, John And Moses
Brewers
1805-1807 Kings Place, Moses Mial, brewhouse and cellar 941808 Kings Place, John Mial 94
Mildred, H1855 Thomas Street 35
Miles, Henry, John and ThomasSee Elm Brewery
1881 Thomas and John lived at 45 King Street 171
Miles, Moses1784-1798 Wolfes Court 61,62
Millegan, John and Richard1800 Founded 5(51)1805 Duncan Street/Conway Street, John Millegan, brewhouse and malthouse 94
29 Nov 1808 Estate and effects of Richard Millegan, bankrupt sold with the consentof John Barton 100
2 Feb 1809 To be sold by auction 22 quarter brewery 10024 Apr 1809 To be sold by auction 100
1811-1828 James Barton, Halfway Houses 44,941830 John Barton, Brewhouse & Malthouse, Duncan Street 94
1832-1854 John Barton, (1832-6 £15, Duncan Street Brewery1854 £45, Conway Street Brewhouse £18) 941859 £39) 44,90,
941851 John Barton , Brewer, Conway Street and Duncan Street 901860 42
R.W.Miller & Co1896-1899 R.W.Miller & Co, 5 Russell Street 1
1900 Frank Roberts, 5 Russell Street 1
Moore See Yorkshire Grey Brewery
Morgan See Fountain Brewery
Mudge, WilliamHigh Street/Penny Street (North Side)
1695 William Mudge, brewer fined for encroachments of his property at FourHouse Green, 1 fat capon at feast of St Thomas, 3/- at feast of St Michaels 197
1705 Trained William Pike 37,68Mudge retired business sold to Thomas Perkins 67,68
1719 Perkins died and William Pike bought the brewery 67Founded by William Pike, born in Poole. Sent to be apprenticed to hisbrothers cousin Mr William Mudge. William Mudge commenced as acooper in 1666, by 1705 he was brewing at Penny Street. Mudge’sbusiness was transferred to Mr Thomas Perkins during Pike’sapprenticeship. In 1719 William Pike founded his brewery in an oldbrewhouse at 19 High Street called the Antelope. This was built in 1670by Mayor John White. There were originally three public houses:1 The Blue Anchor, Mill Gate. Later called the Elephant and Castle. Licence transferred to the Elephant and Castle in Sultan Road when theGovernment extended the fortifications.2 Butchers Arms, Bishop Street3 Joyners Arms, College Street. Now the Old Royal Oak, built byWilliam Mudge in 1705. In 1747 Pike bought Messrs Ribouleaus’s
Brewers
distillery in Queen Street and moved it to Fountains Close, Mile End asPike and Spicers Distillery, the brewery remaining solely Pikes.Later houses of note:Coach & Horses, Broad Street. Built by Mayor Owen Jenens,known as the St George until 1669.White Horse, Highbury Street, now Angel And County Court.Old Blue Bell, St Thomas StreetBulls Head, Barrack StreetWhite Hart, Kingston, formerly Blue AnchorGeorge & Dragon, Kingston Road. Built in 1716 was known as the CherryGarden until 1760.Bakers Arms, Halfway Houses, built 1750. 68Penny Street had two wells, one 400 feet deep 68William Pike lived at Penny Street 68William Pike lived at 19 High Street 5(25),34
1775 Worth £300,000 - £400,000 64(3)9 May 1777 William Pike buried in St Thomas Church 68
1783-1798 William Pike & Co 60,61,621802 £40 941805 Pikes brewhouse and malthouse 941811 Pike & Co, Penny Street 1641828 William Pike & Co, Penny Street 441836 Fountain Street, malthouse 941840 Name changed to Pike, Spicer & Co Ltd on the death of David Spicer when
it passed to husbands of Pike’s daughters 5(25)? Sold Temple Brewery to Joseph Lush ?
1840 (£337) 941842 Edward Carter 941847 Edward Carter 341849 Renamed Pike, Spicer & Co 9
11 Jan 1864 Fire damage £15,000 891865 Brewer James Cartright Hitchings 751875 (£395) 941879 John Bonham-Carter junr. 11880 Chairman John Bonham-Carter, directors Lothian George Bonham-Carter,
captain Alfred Henry Carter and Thomas Usborne, secretary AlfredThomas Everitt, 100 tied houses 68
1881 (£780) 941887 Pike, Spicer & Co 1661889 Became a limited company 5(63)1901 (£940) 941905 7-11 Penny Street, bottling stores 1
7-11 Penny Street, later Smeeds1910 Bought by Brickwoods 5(25),
79(69)1911 Closed 5(63)
Leased to War Department as store 5(63)1934-1976 Warehouse for Slumberland Beds(High Street) 1
1977 Demolished
Munday, Frederick1887 5 Copper Street 166
Murrell See Kingston Brewery
Neal, Samuel1887 31 Kilmiston Street 166
Brewers
Neale, H.J1887 2 Bedford Road, Brewer and Cider Merchant 166
Orley, John James1863 Brewer, 2 Upper Arundel Street 631865 Brewer, 4 Upper Arundel Street 75
Attached to Gladstone Tavernby 1895 Taken over by Brickwood's 67
Pack, William1839 Jervis Street, nr Sackville Street, Brewhouse, Tenant Thomas Cheeseman 94
Pafford See Spring Garden Brewery
Palmer See St Pauls Brewery, Gloucester Brewery, Ship Leopard andTrafalgar Brewery
1881 George Greatham Palmer, master brewer lived at Woodmancote House,Victoria Road 171
Henry Pannell See Canal Steam Brewery
Paul1834 George Paul, Brewery, St Georges Square 94
1837-1847 9-10 St Georges Square, G.Paul tenant James Paul (£30) 44,9425 May 1841 Partnership between James Paul junior and William Besant dissolved 100
1848 James Paul tenant George Weeks (£31) 94Aquired by Bidens of Gosport 5(63)
Pearce, William1805 Brewhouse, Mile End 941811 Brewer, Newtown 164
Perfett, John1839 Landport Road, Brewhouse, owner Joseph Holman 94
Perkins See Mudge
Perkins, A.F See Hyde Park Brewery1891 House, 4 South Parade
Peters & Co
Brewers
See Crown Hotel And Brewery, Kingston Brewery and St Thomas Brewery1857 Cigar importers 155 Queen Street 781867 Cigar and Tobacco Manufactures and Vinegar Manufacturers 11887 Death of George Peters 208(113)
1 Aug 1887 George Peters died 229Inherited by sons George and John 208(113)
1887 George Peters, Lived at North Grove Villa 166Inherited by George Henry Peters & John Wyatt Peters 229
4 Aug 1895 George Henry sold his half to John Wyatt Peters 229 1910 George Peters & Co Ltd formed 208(113)
22 Mar 1910 George Peters & Co Ltd incorporated 1143 Dec 1938 John Wyatt Peters died 229
1944 Temp Head Office, 20 Landport Terrace 2291946 Temp Head Office, 20 Landport Terrace 1
Pike See Mudge
Pine See Golden Bell Brewery
Pink And Collins See Prince of Wales Brewery
Pink And Prianix1823-1828 New Buildings 44
Pink, Arthur1815 Arthur Pink, Wine & Spirit Merchant and Brewer declared bankrupt 114
17 Jul 1815 Arthur Pink declared bankrupt, estate and house two miles fromPortsmouth. Brewery and malthouse 100
11 Nov 1816 Brewery and residence for sale 100See St Thomas Brewery and Prince of Wales Brewery
Pinkard See Brewers Tollervey
Pope; Portsea1865 34
Portsmouth And Brighton United Breweries1928 Formed by the amalgamation of Portsmouth United Breweries, Rock
Breweries (Brighton, Horsham, Newhaven and Chichester) and SteyningBrewery. Chairman W.Dupree 5(25),
79(69)Chairman Victor.Dupree 65(83)
1953 Bought by Brickwoods for £630,000 5(63)1953 Bought by Brickwoods 5(25),
79(69),118(66)
Peter Dupree director of Whitbread Wessex 65(83)
Portsmouth United Breweries1896 Company formed with £100,000 capital split into 5,000 preference shares
and 10,000 ordinary shares. Object to take over and run the Elm Brewery,Beehive Brewery and Cosham Steam Brewery upon terms agreed withW.Dupree. W.T.Dupree and M.Dupree 16 St Andrews Road, H.Dupree112 Stroud Green Road, R.Gloven 70 Commercial Road, E.T.Kruger 115Commercial Road, W.P.Holley 106-108 Commercial Road, G.W.EdmundsPrudential Buildings. Managing director £500 per annum. 86 tied houses 100
1896 Formed by the amalgamation of Beehive Brewery, Elm Brewery and
Brewers
Cosham (Dean's) Steam Brewery. Chairman Sir John Miles ?? Sold Beehive and Cosham Breweries ?
1896 Founded by Sir William Dupree 65(83)1902 Bought Crown Brewery for £86,000 65(83)1914 260 tied houses 65(83)1914 Bought Hobbs Brewery (Gosport) 65(83)1918 Bought Biden & Co (Gosport) and Cygnet Brewery (Havant) 65(83)1921 Amalgamated with Lush's Brewery, chairman Sir William Dupree (1856-
1933) who lived at Craneswater ?20 Sep 1921 Biden’s of Gosport taken over 10427 Jan 1924 Lush of Portsmouth taken over 104
1928 See Portsmouth & Brighton United Breweries
Powell, George1834 Hyde Park Corner, Brewer 94
Purchase, James1852 Church Street, James Purchase (£18) 94
1855-1889 Church Street, William Langford (1863 £26) 1,34,35,59,63,75,94,166
Attached to Blacksmiths Arms Church Street/Wingfield StreetSee also Britain Brewery and Wingfield Brewery
Purchase, John See Egremont Brewery
Purchase, W1855 Amelia Street 35
Purchase, William1808 37 Nile Street, Brewer ?
Attached to Battle of the Nile
Purchase, William See Cobden Brewery
Pye, G.M.1855 Conway Street 35
Pye, George1830-1832 Little Southsea Street, Brewhouse, £6 94
Ray, William1832 Russell Street, Brewhouse £10 94
Read, John See Eden Brewery
Reynolds, Robert1721 Malthouse 30
Rice See Dockmill Brewery
Richardson, Knowles1840-1850 Warblington Street, Brewery and cowhouse (£18) 94
1851 Albert Tavern 901852 Store Pike, Spicer & Co 94
Brewers
Richardson1830 Church Path, Robert Richardson, Retail Brewer 441830 Church Path, Richard Richardson, Brewhouse 94
Ridge’s Brewery1716-1792 Commercial Road, Ridge Family 30,64(4)
House became Officers house in barracks ?1800 House bought from Government used as library 30
1859 23 North Street, Mary Smart 941901 Well closed 95
Brewers
Attached to BeehiveMersey Brewery 5(63)
William Smead1881 Brewer employing 5 men and 1 boy, lived at 37 Ashburton Road 1711888 Smeed, Eagle, Queen Street? 9
Spicer, Samuel1783-1805 Samuel Spicer, distillery at Portsea 60,61,
62,941785 Widow Spicer Distillery (£23) 94
Brewery at Penny Street founded by Samuel Spicer, nephew of William Pike).Passed to his son Samuel, died 1842, John (moved to Christchurch) and David died 1840 ?
1828 Sir Samuel Spicer, St Georges Square 441840 Bought by Pikes ?
See also Brewers Temple
Stannard See Beehive Brewery
Stephens See Hyde Park Brewery
Strong & Co See Brewers Mew Langton & Co
Stroud, Robert/William1809 Brewhouse added to malthouse Robert Stroud 5(51)1811 Robert Stroud & Son, Brewers,Old Rope Walk 1641823 Stroud, Old Rope Walk 38
1823-1830 Retail brewer, Old Rope Walk 44,941840-1846 (No 57 £13) 94
1844 57 Kent Street 441847-1848 (No 58 £27) 94
1860s William died 5(51)
Suter See Mile End Steam Brewery
Taylor, James Dean1855-1859 Mile End, James Dean Taylor 35,59
1865 Mile End, Taylor tenant William Harbor 75,941887 Mile End, 50 Abercrombie Street 166
Mile End Brewery? 5(63)
Tee, Alfred1887 277 Fratton Road 166
Temple, Richard Godman & Robert40 St Georges Square later 5-7 St Georges Square
1750 Founded by Robert Temple, son of Richard Godman Temple 5(25)1775 Susannah Temple 94
1783-1784 Richard Godman Temple, son of Robert 60,611786 Widow Temple at sign of the Pelican, stable, storehouse and
brewhouse (£15) 941801 Bought by Samuel, John and David Spicer 4,5(25),
341802 Temple Brewery 1681811 S Spicer & Co, Brewers, St Georges Square 164
1818-1823 Sir Samuel Spicer 44,94
Brewers
1830-1839 David Spicer, St Georges Square 44,941840 Passed to Bonham-Carters on the death of David (£273) 5(25)
5(63),941849 Closed 5(63)
5 Aug 1852 35 quarter plant auctioned 1001855 Carter (£259) 941859 Pike & Co (£159) 941859 Bought by Joseph Lush 5(25),
5(51),34,63
1860-1879 Joseph Lush St Georges Brewery 1,5(25),63,75,94
1860 (£160) 941880 (£331) 941881 Joseph Lush retired business acquired by Isherwood & Williams 5(63)
Charles Edward Isherwood and Ashley George Williams 1041887 1-11, 6-8 St Georges Square, Lush & Co 165
1887-1900 7-9 St Georges Square, St Georges Brewery, Lush & Co 1,1661891 Lush tenants Isherwood & Williams 941895 Became a limited company 5(63)1901 (£446) 941911 Public houses leased to Portsmouth United Breweries, brewery closed 5(63)1911 Leased to Portsmouth United Breweries 1041921 Amalgamated with Portsmouth United Breweries ?
1898-1923 Lush & Co, 5-7 St Georges Square 10427 Jan 1924 Sold 104
1936 Demolished and houses built on site 5(63)Part demolished, part Brickwoods store, part school
Tessier & Co See Webster
Tickner See Brunswick Brewery
Tipper, Charles1887 9 Douro Street 166
Tollervey, WilliamHambrook Street/Newport Street
1809 John Atchinson and Robert Peek conveyed land to WilliamTollervey for £230 9
1814 William Tollervey, brewhouse 9411 Dec 1815 W.H.Tollervey newly erected brewery occupied by the Union Brewery
Society 100Union Brewery Society founded by Dockyard artizans soon valued at £6,000 100
23 Dec 1815 Union Brewery to be sold due to Tollervey’s bankruptcy 10027 Feb 1822 Union Brewery to be sold due to Tollervey’s bankruptcy 100
1825 Southsea Brewery, Mr Whitmarsh, for sake by auction 1001830 S Pinkhard, Brewhouse 941830 Simeon Pinkard retail brewer 441832 Pinkard, Brewhouse, £24 94
11 Nov 1839 Simeon Pinkard Declared bankrupt 1001844 Samuel Long 441846 Samuel Long (£40) 94
1 Nov 1851 Mortgage of £1,600 recalled from Union Brewery Society trust, unable topay the trustees were imprisoned 100
1851 Bought by Samuel Long and sold to his brother Edwin Searly Long 9,35
Brewers
1851-1867 Edwin Searly Long (1824-1872) 1,34,35,59,75,90
1865 Passed to his son Charles E.B.Long 5(25),341865 Extended ?
29 Mar 1870 Boiler blew up killing two workmen 1001875 Rebuilt ?1885 (£348) 94
1887-1918 Long & Co 165,1661891 (£510) 941899 Bought Palmer’s St Pauls Brewery 91900 [13317] New chimney 951901 (£1,020) 941907 Southsea Brewery 1
Renowned for Black Beer 91924 Became Limited Company 5(63)
1 Nov 1929 C.E.B.Long died 891933 Bought by Brickwoods 5(25),
79(69),118(66)
BombedDemolished apart from Bottling plant
1976 Bottling plant restored as Community Centre architect Deane ClarkeSee also Lord John Russell Brewery, St Pauls Brewery and Crescent Brewery
Turner & CoSee Union Brewey
Underhill, Thomas1887 41 Besant Road 166
Union Brewery SocietySee Brewers Tollervey
Vallancy See Brewers Garrett and Webster
Voller, H1887 Basin Street 165
Webber1865 Elm Grove or Kings Road 34
Webster, Edward28? Penny Street / St Nicholas Street
1705 Founded 9,79(58)1783 Daniel Garrett and William Norris (Father in law) 60
19 Feb 1784 William Norris died 1751784 Daniel Garrett 611798 Garrett & Son 621802 Daniel & William Garrett (£100) 941811 W & G Garrett, Brewers, Penny Street 1641823 Sir George Garrett (lived at 22 Penny Street) 441928 Sir George Garrett, Penny Street 44
1828-1867 Sir John Thomas Garrett and Sir George Garrett (23 Penny) 1,59,75,9016 Apr 1845 Anne Garrett widow of Sir George died at London 100
1836-1850 J.T.Garrett (£330) 941852 John Garrett died, passed to son in law George Vallency 5(63)
1855-1863 Major George P.Vallancy (£316) 94
Brewers
1865 John Kimber 751865-1871 Frances Ingram Conway Gordon 34,94
1867 G & I.T. Garrett, St Nicholas Street 11872 Garrett tenant F.I.Conway Gordon 94
1873-1879 Garrett & Co tenants George Edwin Lance and John Leigh 9411 Oct 1879 For auction with 53 houses, withdrawn when bidding only reached £80,000 100
1880 Sold 671881 Arthur Tessier, Brewer employing 27 persons, 22 Penny Street 171
1881-1883 Hodson & Co tenants Edward and Charles Arthur Tessier &G.E.Lance (1881 £560) 94
1884-1885 Tessier & Co tenants G.E.Lance and E.Tessier 941885 Bought by Tessier & Co 341887 Tessier’s, St Nicholas Street 1651887 Tessier & Co, Penny Street 1661887 Bought by Sir John and Arthur Brickwood 5(25)1887 Tessier & Co bought by Brickwood's for £112,000 67
1892-1900 Portsmouth Brewery, Brickwood & Co 11901 (£780) 941902 Brewing transferred to Catherine Brewery 5(63),91912 Bottling store erected on site by Whitbread & Co 5(63)1915 21 Penny Street, Whitbread & Co, Bottlers 11918 Between 19 and 21 Penny Street, Whitbread & Co Ltd., Bottled beer stores 11968 Bottling ceased 5(63)
1968-1982 Warehouse 5(63)1982 Sold for housing 5(63)
Need to re-check Penny Street1918 south-east side 19a Whitbread1918 north-west side ~30 Peters, later Friary Meux
Weeks See Beehive Brewery
Wells, Edward See Union Brewery
Wells, Edward1834 Fratton, Malthouse 94
Wells, William See James Jenkins
Welsh & Co1907 20a Russell Street 1
Whicher See Kingston Brewery
Whillier, Ben1865 Fyning Street 75
Whitbread, Samuel1891 Listed as visiting brewer at Beach Mansions Hotel 171
Whitbread & Co See Webster
White, Thomas1887 10 Bridport Street 166
WhitmarshSee Tollervey
Brewers
Wills, Thomas Pratt1851 66 Queen Street, Ale, porter and spirit merchant 901852 66 Queen Street, Brewer 128
Winkworth See Hawke Street Brewery
Wingfield’s Brewery1995 Started by Tony Wingfied, landlord of the Raven 9
Young1805 Founded in North Street? 91809 Started 1001840 Grocer and Baker 20 North Street 94
Family house was Regent House, part demolished when Regent Cinema wasbuilt, remainder Social Security Offices, now demolished
24/10/1878 Will of John James Young of North End, brewer, wife Jane, sons John James,James, Henry Edwin, Charles, daughters Louisa Jane, Lydia, Elizabeth andLaura. St Thomas’s Brewery, pubs in Portsmouth, Alverstoke and Cowes 114
13/3/1882 Transferred to John James and James by trustees of will 1141898-1901 Office 41 Thomas Street 1
