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Ram Tavern, 78 West Smithfield, St Sepulchre EC1
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West Smithfield in 1682
170 Castle Inne ; 172 Ram Inne ; 173 Rose Inne ; 191 Kings head Inne ; 192 Grayhound Inne ; 193 George Inne ; 194 Antelope Inne ; 195 Dolphin Inne ; 197 Hartshorn Inne.
West Smithfield directory for 1832 and 1842
The 1746 map showing the Rose & Ram
In 1843, the Ram Inn coach & waggon office, 78 Smithfield
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Residents at this address.
The Morgans map of 1682 lists a reference in its key as - '183 Rose Inne'. Looking at this map, it is just to the north side of West Smithfield.
Listed are : 170 Castle Inne ; 172 Ram Inne ; 173 Rose Inne ; 191 Kings head Inne ; 192 Grayhound Inne ; 193 George Inne ; 194 Antelope Inne ; 195 Dolphin Inne ; 197 Hartshorn Inne.
In 1708 : A New View of London by Edward Hatton lists Ram Inn, on the North side of the sheep pens, by Smithfield
The John Strype Survey of London in 1720 map lists in the key, '129 Ram Inn' - Farringdon Without Ward.
The Tuscan Lodge meets at the Ram Inn, West Smithfield, London in 1801
1805/William Griffiths, wine and brandy merchant, Ram Inn, Smithfield/../../Holdens Directory
Statesman (London) 22 March 1820 :
General Election
Middlesex
State of the Poll - fourth day
Whitbread 1563
Byng 1810
Mellish 1176
Freeholders of the County of Middlesex.
Mr Whitbreads majority goes on steadily and uniformly. Every nerve has been strained by our opponent to swell his numbers on this days poll, but again we have signally triumphed.
There is but one circumstance that can prejudice our cause - heedless confidence in the superior strength which we possess. It is this which may prevent its full development. Relax not in your efforts. Remember that Official Circulars on the other side must be met by vigous efforts on ours.
Mr Mellish has condescended to borrow the plumes of Mr Whitbread. He calls himself the "Friend of the People!"
Choose for yourselves. Gentlemen, which of these "Friends" shall represent you in Parliament - he who depends upon the undue influence of Ministerial Circulars, or he who relies upon your free and independent Suffrages. Be prompt - be firm - and you must be victorious. By order of the Commmittee.
Charles Shaw Lefevre, Jun, Chairman
Conmmittee room, Freemasons Tavern, March 21 1820.
Coaches for the conveyance of Freeholders in the interest of Mr Whitbread are stationed at the following places :-
Yorkshire Gray, Piccadilly
Northumberland Arms, Clerkenwell green
Johns terrace, Hackney road
Silver Lion, Poplar.
Three Hats, Islington turnpike
White Horse, Church street, Chelsea
Wheat sheaf, Red Lion street, Holborn
Gloucester Coffee house, Park street, Oxford street
Rockingham Arms, Kent road
Globe, Tichfield street, Marylebone
Star, Old street road, St Lukes
No 119 Brick lane, Spitalfields
No 162 Shoreditch
Angel Inn, Whitechapel
Red Lion, Chamber street, Goodmans fields
George and Dragon, Shadwell
Sun and Sword, Back Church lane, St Georges east
Ram Inn, Smithfield
Guildhall Coffee house, King street, Cheapside
Salmon and Ball, Bethnal Green
Artichoke, Ratcliff highway
The Crown, Obelisk, St Georges fields
Mr Winchs - Sunbury. Hammersmith. Chiswick. Turnham green. Shepperton, Fulham and Halliford.
Mr Tapps, Twickenham
Mr Knights, High street, Kensington, Knightsbridge. Kensal green, Kilburn, Walham green, Brompton And at the Freemasons tavern, Queen street, Lincolns inn fields.
1832/Thomas Brough, Ram Tavern, 78 West Smithfield/../../Robsons Directory
1841/Thomas Brough/../../../Post Office Directory
1841/Thomas Brough/Publican/65/Middlesex/Census
1841/Ann Brough/../60/Middlesex/Census
1841/Charlotte Brough/../30/Middlesex/Census
1841/Ann Brough/../30/Middlesex/Census
1841/Emma Brough/../30/Middlesex/Census
1841/Frederick Brough/Tailor/25/Middlesex/Census
1841/Alfred Brough/Traveller/25/Middlesex/Census
1841/Eliza Brough/../20/Middlesex/Census
1841/Catherine Grady/Female Servant/40/Ireland/Census
1841/Ellen Box/Female Servant/20/Ireland/Census
1841/William Dawson/Male Servant/20/../Census
1841/George Margetts/Male Servant/25/../Census
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1843/William Thomas Farey/Ram Inn coach & waggon office, 78 Smithfield/../../Post Office Directory
February 1848/Thomas Brough/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era
February 1848/William Thomas Farey/Incoming Licensee/../../Era
1851/William Farey/Victualler/34/Ireland/Census
1851/Mary Ann Farey/Wife/33/../Census
1851/Harriett Farey/Daughter/15 monhts/London/Census
1851/Margaret Chilson/Servant/22/Bedford/Census
1851/Anna Chilson/Visitor/15/Bedford/Census
1851/John Whitehead/Lodger, Salesman/36/Middlesex/Census
1851/Charles Crossman/Lodger, Salesman, Widow/54/Bedford/Census
1851/Thomas Mossman/Lodger, Salesman/50/Bedford/Census
1851/John Weall/Lodger, Salesman/36/Surrey/Census
1851/John Davis/Lodger, Salesman/53/Essex/Census
1851/Benjamin Weal/Lodger, Salesman/24/Surrey/Census
1851/Thomas Dodd/Lodger, Salesman/25/Oxon/Census
1851/Samuel Sweetlove/Lodger, Butcher/29/Belguim/Census
1851/James Farey/Servant/21/Berks/Census
1851/Ellen Willis/Servant, Widow/64/Middlesex/Census
1851/Thomas Reams/Servant/19/Middlesex/Census
1851/Ann Davis/Servant, Widow/51/Devon/Census
1851/Caroline Stuchey/Servant/18/London/Census
1856/William Thomas Farey/../../../Post Office Directory
1861/Alfred Farey/Son, Manager Public House/21/Stepney/Census
1861/Charles Farey/Son/18/Middlesex/Census
1861/William Farey/Son/14/Clerkenwell/Census
1861/James Farey/Son/13/London/Census
1861/Margaret Herber/Servant/24/Buckinghamshire/Census
1861/Bridget McDermot/Servant/21/Middlesex/Census
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