"Ring of Bells" and "Ringing Bells" St Austell

[Lazarus]

I would like to know if "Ring of Bells Tavern" and "Ringing Bells" are different establishments.

I have confirmation that related Henry Harry was innkeeper at "Ring of Bells Tavern".

Now I am finding that another connection may have been involved "Ringing Bells Public House" St Austell early 1800s.

Are they one and the same?

[BumbleB]

Pigot's Directory of 1830 only shows Ring of Bells - William Minear.

I initially looked at the wrong Directory - Kelly's Directory of 1902 and found Henry Harry at the Seven Stars PH, East Hill.

[Lazarus]

Thank you BumbleB.
Henry Harry was a brother of my great grandfather who came to Australia. He was also innkeeper at Bugle Inn.

I am now finding newspaper reports connecting Minear and variations to "Ring of Bells" and "Ringing Bells" in 1828/9 also Pigot's Direcory 1830 and 1837.

Royal Cornwall Gazette 11 Jul 1845 reports " William Minear , aged 87 , for many years landlord of the Ring of Bells , died last Wednesday.

I have a Mary Hancock Minear marrying William Henry Harry 1853 St Austell.
I am trying to determine if they are connected.

Rex Harry

[Milliepede]

The 1841 census has an address "Ringing Bells" with a William Minner age 79 a miner. 

He could be the William who died in 1845 but he isn't down as a landlord or head of the household (also a miner)

[Lazarus]

Thank you Milliepede.
I had noticed this. I think I need to identify William Minner accurately as I have assumed Minear transcribed incorrectly.
I have found several references to Minear family at "Ring of Bells".The Royal Cornwall Gazette 15 Oct 1831 reports the birth of a son ( Edward), to the wife of Mr Wm Minear, Innkeeper.

I have checked the St Austell images of baptisms which show Edward Minear s/o William and Jane as parents. Edward was born 13 Oct 1831 bpt 4 Mar 1832 ( William Minear =1823 St Austell, Jane Guy).
This William Minear died 20 March 1832.His father may have been William also.