Kensington pub index
The Earl of Zetland, Notting dale in the 1853 license transfer. The address is now given as 116 Princedale Street, previously at 116 Princes Street. This pub is now closed and in commercial use. **
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Kensington, London.
Earl of Zetland, 116 Princedale Street, W11 - In March 2013
Kindly provided by Stephen Harris
Residents at this address.
1849/Job Way / Licensed Victualler / Bankrupt /../../London Gazette, 1 May 1849 **
1852/Job Way / Licensed Victualler, Dealer & Chapman /../../London Gazette, 27 January 1852 **
May 1853/Thomas Silvester/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era
I've been delving a little into the Earl of Zetland pub in Notting Hill for my blog, and have come up with a few more details re. the landlords. *
In the 1861 census the pub seemed to be included in a different enumeration area to that expected. I couldn't find any reference to it in the 1851 one, but:
1853 Register on Electors: Richard Beek
May 1853/Richard Beek/Incoming Licensee/../../Era
1860 Post Office London Directory: Alfred Shelley (Listed as 31 William Street. William Street, later renamed Kenley Street, ran across the top of Princes Road and Pottery Lane and the pub's location was sometimes given as being on this street.) *
1861 census: Alfred Shelly *
1871/Richard Kendall/Licensed Victualler/48/Gloucestershire/Census
1871/Isabella Kendall/Wife/48/CAmbridge/Census
1871/George Lyons/Pot Boy/16/Twyford, Buckinghamshire/Census
1871/Jane Ledger/Visitor/20/Cobham, Surrey/Census
1881/Alfred J Bywater/Licensed Victualler, Widow/36/Salford, Lancashire/Census
1881/Sarah Topley/General Servant/25/Burham, Kent/Census
1881/John Franklin/Barman/21/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1890 Post Office London Directory: Chas. Thos. Sutton *
1891 census: George Butcher *
1901 census George Napper *
1921/Robert Jas Burt/Earl of Zetland/../../Post Office Directory
1922/William Sumption / Licensed Victualler, deceased / Died 19 January 1922 /../../London Gazette, 21 February 1922 **
1935 Register of Electors: George Peachey. *
1944/George Peachey/../../../Post Office Directory **
George Peachey died in 1946 and his widow, May, continued at the pub. When she gave it up her daughter Pamela, along with her Canadian husband Olivier Porrell took it on. (Porrell's Christian names were Olivier Jean which seemed to be anglicised to Oliver John on occasions. I presumed that he was the 'Bud' that is referred to on the pub's page on your site.) Pam and Olivier were still there in 1969 according to the Register of Electors. *
Kensington Post 20 December 1963 - We Wish you a Merry Christmas
Mrs Peachy and Pam & Bud of the Earl of Zetland, 116 Princedale road W11
1971/A Cain/../../../BT Telephone Directory **
1977 phone book E. Kirk, Earl of Zetland, 116 Princedale Street W11 *
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