Looking for the public house "The Jolly Butcher"

[algy]

Thank's, ht.

[hanes teulu]

Charlotte must have kept an orderly house. No mention of her or the Joll(e)y Butcher regarding licensing offences or transfers of licences in the newspapers.
How did you identify the Jolly Butcher with No. 12?

[ShaunJ]

The Curriers Arms was at 10 Butter Market in 1841 (Joseph Astles): http://specialcollections.le.ac.uk/digital/collection/p16445coll4/id/263840/rec/1

[algy]

ht, I have an 1871 Worral's directory of Warrington  and the Curriers Arms is at No.12 (fact) and somewhere at the back of my mind I seemed to remember that I had read that the previous name of the Curriers had been The Butchers Arms (possible but now appears to be less so) however as we all know one should never  assume anything so I may be totally wrong. 

[garstonite]

1841 Pigots lists Charlotte Bowker at the Lower Angel, 25 Butter Market

http://specialcollections.le.ac.uk/digital/collection/p16445coll4/id/263841/rec/1

bit lost now - Charlotte was at 25 - The Lower Angel 1841?
and Joseph Astles was at the Curriers Arms 1841
as Hana Telu has asked - where did you get  The Jolly Butcher becoming The Curriers Arms ?  did you read it somewhere ??

[algy]

Garstonite this is the reply to ht's question that I posted earlier.
"Hana Telu, I have an 1871 Worral's directory of Warrington  and the Curriers Arms is at No.12 (fact) and somewhere at the back of my mind I seemed to remember that I had read that the previous name of the Curriers had been The Butchers Arms (possible but now appears to be less so) however as we all know one should never  assume anything so I may be totally wrong."