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MELLERSH & NEALE - TERRITORIAL EXPANSION
MELLERSH and NEALE - TERRITORIAL EXPANSION. Extent of the Mellersh and Neale Empire. Mellersh and Neale's letterhead design 1899 for the newly formed company. Thursday, 14 February 2008. MELLERSH and NEALE - TERRITORIAL EXPANSION. To this end, on the 9th March 1922 the business assets of the Swan Brewery, Leatherhead, were purchased and the share capital and borrowing powers increased. £35,700 worth of 5% Debenture stock was secured by trust deed. [1]. Therein described as the Lion Brewery. One must ...
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MELLERSH & NEALE LTD - THE END OF AN ERA
MELLERSH and NEALE LTD - THE END OF AN ERA. Mellersh and Neale Fleet. c1933. View shows 5 Bedfords, one Albion, and a Shelvroke and Drewry electric freighter. Monday, 18 February 2008. MELLERSH and NEALE - THE END OF AN ERA. Freehold Licensed Houses 19,650. Freehold Home Premises 300. Leasehold Licensed Houses 1,700. Clubs and Free Trade 2,600. Total: 24,250 barrels [3]. These few words put into writing the sentiments of the directors entirely, and the negotiations continued with this view uppermost.
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BLESSINGS OF YOUR HEART, YOU BREW GOOD ALE
BLESSINGS OF YOUR HEART, YOU BREW GOOD ALE. Bitter Beer Cask label circa 1925. A quantity of these cask labels were found in the caves at Reigate. Monday, 18 February 2008. BLESSING OF YOUR HEART, YOU BREW GOOD ALE" (SHAKESPEARE). At the time of the Meux acquisition of Mellersh and Neale, a list was drawn up of the various contracts which were extant with regard to raw materials. Among these the most notable facts were as follows:. Avern, Sons and Barris. For IPA and Brown Ale, 2561 corks at ninepenc...
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Other Reigate Breweries post mid 19th century
Other Reigate Breweries post mid 19th century. Tuesday, 19 February 2008. FURTHER BREWING CONCERNS FROM MID-19TH CENTURY ONWARDS. Before leaving Reigate, and moving on to breweries in Redhill, there are left one or two brewers of whom we know little to date but nevertheless are well worth a mention here. House, brewery, and garden, in an area of land about 27 poles, with field adjoining, area about 2 roods.". The Barley Mow in Eastnor Road was Durrant’s only beershop, serving as the Brewery Tap....
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BREWING IN REDHILL Part 1 The Redhill Brewery
BREWING IN REDHILL Part 1 The Redhill Brewery. Reffel's Bridge, Redhill c1905. Entrance Gates to Cutforth Bros Brewery may be seen on right hand side of photo. Tuesday, 19 February 2008. REIGATE "FOREIGN" - THE DEVELOPMENT OF REDHILL. Part 1 - The Redhill Brewery. Redhill, as the name of a community, came into use about 1841 and was at first generally applied to Earlswood and other inhabited parts of the neighbourhood outside Warwick Town. St.John's Church, opened in 1843, was called "The Redhill...The r...
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Brewing in Redhill, Part 2 - The Warwick & Roses Breweries
Brewing in Redhill, Part 2 - The Warwick and Roses Breweries. Early photo of the Roses Brewery, Mill Street, Redhill c1888. Tuesday, 19 February 2008. Chapter 9, part 2. House, brewery and yard covering an area of 36 perches.". 8220;A comfortable house with excellent cellars and storage presenting considerable frontage to the Station Road and complete brewery premises in rear, comprising brick-built brew-house, malt store, vat store, and four-stalled stable with a good yard”. XX Mild Ale - 1/- per gallon.
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Story of Brewing in Reigate & Redhill
Story of Brewing in Reigate and Redhill. This is a tale of two towns, Reigate is the older of the two and so has more of a story to tell. 1569 is the earliest proven date for brewing in the area. However, with the presence of Reigate Priory, brewing there must go back further. Redhill, on the other hand, is a product of the railways and here brewing arrived on the scene much later. Location of Breweries in Reigate, Surrey. 1)Neale and Lee,. 4) Mellersh and Neale. 6) Richard and Walter Cade. The Mineral W...
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History of Brewing in Reigate: Introduction
History of Brewing in Reigate: Introduction. Wednesday, 13 February 2008. BACKGROUND HISTORY AND THE POLITICAL INFLUENCES. These notes on the history of Reigate's brewing industry do not boast to be in any way complete. They do, however, contain most of the information known so far, and serve only to lay down in a clear and concise manner, under one cover, guidelines for those who wish to delve further into this absorbing aspect of local history. There appears an interesting feature on the south side of ...
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THE PILGRIM BREWERY
Tuesday, 19 February 2008. A REVIVAL OF THE BREWING TRADITION IN REIGATE. One might be excused for believing that the story of brewing in Reigate is now complete. However, one could not be further from the truth. The initial conversation, David recalls went something like this:. 8220;I want one of those but bigger! 8220;Where is the pub you’re putting it in? But what to call the new business? However, to return to the early days. The equipment, a David Bruce supplied twelve barrel Bruwell plant, was ...
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REIGATE BREWERY BUILDING & PLANT
REIGATE BREWERY BUILDING and PLANT. Layout of Brewery Buildings. Tuesday, 19 February 2008. With the help of Mr Archibald Graham Neale, the Author has reconstructed a plan of the Reigate Brewery as it was at the time of its closure in June 1938. Consisted of a part-covered loading bank (420 sq. ft) with a concrete platform, covered with a corrugated iron curved roof on steel uprights. Abutting to this was also an uncovered loading bank ( 185 sq. ft.) with brick side and rear walls. Building 13 and 13a.
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SYNOPSIS OF REIGATE BREWERIES ETC
SYNOPSIS OF REIGATE BREWERIES ETC. Wednesday, 20 February 2008. SYNOPSIS OF BREWERIES DEALT WITH ON THIS WEBSITE. GEORGE SAYER, THE BREWERY, The Street 1859-1920. Tob: Swan Brewery (Leatherhead) Ltd. (Later Mellersh and Neale) 1912- 1920. BOXALL and SON, SUN BREWERY, 30 Mill Street. 1884-1907. Tob: Swan Brewery (Leatherhead) Ltd. 1903. Previously: Charles and John Boxall 1839-77. WILLIAM and JOHN LUCOCK, ROCK BREWERY, High Street 1855-84. CHARLES DAGNALL, WHITE HORSE BREWERY, Dorking Road. 1882-84. Previ...
