St Bride pub history index
This pub was present by 1716. The address was later (post-1922) given as 9 Salisbury Court.
In the 1874 Directory, this pub was listed as the Barley Mow Tavern & Cogers Hall (the Cogers having moved here from the White Bear in St Brides Lane in around 1871). The pub was rebuilt at 82-85 Fleet Street in 1939 in very grand style, designed by Sir Edward Lutyens, as part of the new Reuters news agency HQ and seems at this time to have been renamed Coger’s. A licensed premises continues at the address today, called Lutyens Bar & Restaurant. **
Barley Mow, 135 Salisbury Square / Court, EC4 - in October 2010
Kindly provided by Stephen Harris
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in St Brides, London.
Residents at this address.
1806/Mr Moor, Barleymow, Salisbury square, Fleet street/../../London Brewery 1806 customer for supplying the public with genuine malt liquor
1816/Eliza Knott / Public House Keeper’s Wife /../../Proceedings of the Old Bailey **
1829/J Lane, Barley Mow, 10 Salisbury court, Fleet street/../../Robsons Directory
1832/H Jackson, Barley Mow, Salisbury court, Fleet street/../../Robsons Directory
1836/Henry Taylor, Barley Mow Tavern & Coffee House, Salisbury square, Fleet street/../../Pigots Directory
1841/Thomas Hunt/Inn Keeper/56/../Census
1841/Ann Hunt/Wife/54/../Census
1841/Charles Hunt/Waiter/32/../Census
1841/Maria Hunt/Barmaid/20/../Census
1841/Thomas Hunt/Independant/18/../Census
1841/Edwin Hunt/../15/../Census
1841/Edward Foster/Grocer/35/../Census
1841/Henry Atkin/Merchant/37/../Census
1841/Thomas Osborne/Optician/48/../Census
1841/Hannah Osborne/../45/../Census
1841/Elizabeth Smith/Female Servant/40/../Census
1844/John Pare/../../../Thompson’s Directory **
1846/John Pares / Public House Keeper /../../Proceedings of the Old Bailey **
Era 19 December 1847 - Transfers
Barley Mow, Salisbury court, John Pare to William Watson
1848/William Watson/../../../Kellys Directory
1851/William Watson/Licensed Victualler/45/Epping, Essex/Census
1851/Mary Ann Watson/Wife/50/Homes Chappel, Cheshire/Census
1851/Ebenezer Tysack/Visitor, Manufacturer/45/Sheffield, Yorkshire/Census
1851/James Gilbert/Visitor, Print Seller/43/Sheffield, Yorkshire/Census
1851/Thomas Gilbert/Visitor, Print Seller/21/Sheffield, Yorkshire/Census
1851/Thomas Wing/Visitor, Manufacturer/26/Sheffield, Yorkshire/Census
1851/Eliza Streek/Attendant/30/Newington, Surrey/Census
1851/Henry Keene/House Servant/20/Richmond, Surrey/Census
1851/Amelia Rushforth/House Servant/21/Kingsland, Middlesex/Census
1851/Margaret Long/House Servant/25/St Giles, Middlesex/Census
1856/William Watson/../../../Post Office Directory
1862/William Watson/../../../Post Office Directory
1869/Thomas Anthony Langdon/../../../Post Office Directory
October 1870/W R Millar, trustee of T A langdon, bankrupt/Outgoing Licensee/../../London City Press
October 1870/W M Ford/Incoming Licensee/../../London City Press
My great great grandfather (William Marshall Ford) was a licensed victualler of the Blue Anchor pub, 3 Coleman Street, EC2 in 1881. Prior to this he was at the Barley Mow, Salisbury Court, Fleet Street (according to birth records of his daughter, my great grandmother Annie Louisa Ford who was actually
born in the pub 11/05/1871). ***
1871/William M Ford/Licensed Victualler/53/Plymouth, Devon/Census
1871/Mary A L Ford/Wife/22/Camberwell, London/Census
1871/Frederick Ford/Son, Solicitors Clerk/18/London/Census
1871/Esther Gaitland/Barmaid/19/Long Acre, London/Census
1871/Kate McCarthy/Domestic Servant, Widow/53/St Lukes, London/Census
1871/Hannah Hexham/General Assistant, Widow/63/London/Census
1871/William H Godwin/Waiter/18/Finsbury, London/Census
1871/John Bowling/Potman/26/Lewisham, Kent/Census
1874/Wm. Marshall Ford/../../../Post Office Directory **
1881/Harry A Davey/Manager Of Hotel/25/London, Middlesex/Census
1881/Jessie M Kennett/Housekeeper/21/Kent/Census
1881/James Lambert/Waiter, Widow/28/Cambridge/Census
1881/Jane Sutton/Cook, Widow/39/Northampton/Census
1881/Florence Morrison/Barmaid/18/London, Middlesex/Census
1881/Frances Jones/Housemaid/18/Birmingham/Census
1881/Robert Wheeler/Potman/21/Birmingham/Census
1881/Charles J Davey/Brother, Clerk/22/Kent/Census
1881/John A Giles/Boarder, Reporter, Widow/37/Ireland/Census
1884/Thomas M Swift/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Chas Bergin/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/John Goodliff junior/../../../Post Office Directory
1906/Arthur Ablett/../../../Morris’ Business Directory of London **
1921/Wards Catering Co Ltd/../../../Hughes Directory
In 1921 census at 135, Salisbury Court, City of London
Marianne Fahey, Licensed Victualler Assistant, Owen Ward, Licensed Victualler, 135 Salisbury Court, Fleet street, aged 23 years 8 months and born in Tipperary, Ireland
James Hall, Barman, Owen Ward, Licensed Victualler, aged 30 years 2 months and born in Tipperary, Ireland
John Prunty, Barman, Owen Ward, Licensed Victualler, aged 27 years 3 months and born in Monaghan, Ireland
1922/Owen Ward, Barley Mow, 135 Salisbury square /../../Post Office Directory
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