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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Hi, One of Bertie's children married a Hutsby thats my family ties, Marriage - Brinsley Parish Church - after Banns 12 April 1909, Bertie Severn aged 22 farmer, f William Henry Severn - Publican, to Annie Lindley aged 22, f Matthew Lindley - Carpenter, resident in Brinsley Witnesses Matthew Lindley and Flory? Severn from the book by Stan Smith Brinsley pubs The Clinton Arms closed in 1918 Bertie Severn was Landlord from 1917-1918. During the 1890s most of the pubs in the village were taken over by the big breweries and became tied houses, only able to sell the beer supplied by the brewery owners. The Clinton Arms was acquired by the home brewery of Daybrook and seens to have done quite well. Nevertheless, the Clinton Arms, was closed down by the Authorites in 1918 because they considered that Brinsley had too many pubs. As the licensing authorites wrote; "Brinsley has a population of 1,691 and there are five licensed premises within 700 yards. WHITE LION (35 yards) ROBIN HOOD(171 yards) NEW INN (700 yards) and PRINCE OF WALES(700 yards)" after the Clinton Arms was closed down, the landlord, Bertie Severn, received compensation of £70 from the licensing Authorities which was matched by a further £70 from the owners Home Brewery. The Brewery themselves also received compensation from the public purse. Bertie severn did not remain jobless for long. After the Clinton Arms closed he crossed the road and became landlord of the White Lion for quite a number of years. from 1919-1927 Bertie Severn was Landlord/licensee of the White Lion although not the oldest pub in Brinsley (that honour goes to the Robin Hood) the White Lion can be traced back to at least the 1860s when it was described as an alehouse "with 9 rooms of which 4 were public rooms" It also had " stabling for 6 horses" RIPLEY AND HEANOR NEWS 11TH MARCH 1938 APPLICATIONS The tempoary transfer of the Midland Hotel Langley Mill was grated from John R. Turton to Bertie Severn. RIPLEY AND HEANOR NEWS 6TH MAY 1938 APPLICATIONS Final transfer of Licences were granted in respect of the Midland Hotel, Langley Mill, from John R Turton to Bertie Severn, and the Eclipes Inn Loscoe, from Norman W. Brown to James Buxton.[/quote]
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Re: Public Houses
replied on: 2/8/2005 2:52:59 PM

Hi,
One of Bertie's children married a Hutsby thats my family ties,
Marriage - Brinsley Parish Church - after Banns
12 April 1909, Bertie Severn aged 22 farmer, f William Henry Severn - Publican, to Annie Lindley aged 22, f Matthew Lindley - Carpenter, resident in Brinsley
Witnesses Matthew Lindley and Flory? Severn

from the book by Stan Smith Brinsley pubs
The Clinton Arms closed in 1918
Bertie Severn was Landlord from 1917-1918.

During the 1890s most of the pubs in the village were taken over by the big breweries and became tied houses, only able to sell the beer supplied by the brewery owners. The Clinton Arms was acquired by the home brewery of Daybrook and seens to have done quite well.
Nevertheless, the Clinton Arms, was closed down by the Authorites in 1918 because they considered that Brinsley had too many pubs. As the licensing authorites wrote;
"Brinsley has a population of 1,691 and there are five licensed premises within 700 yards.

WHITE LION (35 yards)
ROBIN HOOD(171 yards)
NEW INN (700 yards)
and PRINCE OF WALES(700 yards)"
after the Clinton Arms was closed down, the landlord, Bertie Severn, received compensation of £70 from the licensing Authorities which was matched by a further £70 from the owners Home Brewery. The Brewery themselves also received compensation from the public purse.
Bertie severn did not remain jobless for long. After the Clinton Arms closed he crossed the road and became landlord of the White Lion for quite a number of years.

from 1919-1927 Bertie Severn was Landlord/licensee of the White Lion although not the oldest pub in Brinsley (that honour goes to the Robin Hood) the White Lion can be traced back to at least the 1860s when it was described as an alehouse "with 9 rooms of which 4 were public rooms" It also had " stabling for 6 horses"

RIPLEY AND HEANOR NEWS
11TH MARCH 1938
APPLICATIONS
The tempoary transfer of the Midland Hotel Langley Mill was grated from John R. Turton to Bertie Severn.

RIPLEY AND HEANOR NEWS
6TH MAY 1938
APPLICATIONS
Final transfer of Licences were granted in respect of the Midland Hotel, Langley Mill, from John R Turton to Bertie Severn, and the Eclipes Inn Loscoe, from Norman W. Brown to James Buxton.

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