1861 - Christian, Daniel (Leech's Guide 1861)
1878 - Caine, John (1878 lic court) - outgoing tenant (Proprty owned by Gelling who had agreed new tenancy with Armroyd from 1879; Caine opposed new licence
1879 - Armroyd, Frederick Augustus (1878 lic court)
1887 - no landlord given (Examiner Douglas Directory 1887)
1889 - Tate, W. (Porters Directory 1889)
1823 - Lees, James (Pigots Directory 1823/4)
1831 - Meldau, Mrs. (Oswald's Guide 1831) described as N. Quay (? same Sarah Meldau at York in 1824)
1835 - Meldau, Mrs (Haining's Guide, 1835) - North Quay
1837 - Baines, William (Pigot's Directory 1837) - North Quay
1842 - Clague, Joseph (Pigot & Slater 1842) address Chapel Row
1863 - , Thwaites Directory 1863
1833 - , Wood's Plan 1833
1808 - , Manx Advertiser 6. 8. 1808
1862 - , MM List of Licences 1862.
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Previously Market Inn (qv). Much confusion is possible because of two similar named establishments existing within a short distance of each other. Originally there was a Market Inn and an Old Market Inn (presumeably the names reflected the dates of establishment). The Market Inn renamed itself Market Hotel thus releasing the name for Old Market Inn to become simply Market Inn but it soon reacquired the epithet Old. 1878 - Fisher, James Aloysius (1878 lic court) - 'Market Inn' 1881 - Creer, Mrs Eliza Christian (proprietor) (Brown's directory 1881) address Market Place 1887 - Christian, W. (Examiner Douglas Directory 1887) 1889 - Christian, Wm. (Porters Directory 1889) |
1852 - , Slater's Directory 1852
1863 - 'closed' (Thwaites Directory 1863)
1878 - Sharpe, George (1878 lic court)
1881 - Sharp, George (proprietor) (Brown's directory 1881)
1881 - Sharp, George (1881 census) Born 1823 England, wife Ann (born 1827 England) with son Thomas (born 1847 England with wife Sarah Ann, also born England + 6 yr English born son + 1 yr Douglas born daughter) address 62 N.Quay
1887 - Sharpe, G. (Examiner Douglas Directory 1887)
1889 - Sharp, Thos (Porters Directory 1889)
1894 - Sharp, Thomas (Brown's Directory, 1894) - presume George Sharp's son
1863 - Braide, Eleanor (Thwaites Directory 1863)
1824 - Dixon, Thomas (Manx Advertiser 5. 2. 1824) Dixon ran a coach service between his British Hotel and the Mona
1842 - Fell, Esther (Pigot & Slater 1842)
1846 - Fell, William (Slaters Directory 1846)
1837 - Lane, Louis (Manx Liberal Aug 12 1837) 'Beef Steak and Chop House Factory Lane opposite Prim Math Chapel) - as this also fits Wellington Theatre was it converted ?
1840 - , Jefferson's Guide
1857 - , Slater's Directory 1857
1861 - Murray, John (Leech's Guide 1861) address given as 57
1863 - Murray, John (Thwaites Directory 1863) address given as 61
1878 - Quinn, Francis (1878 lic court) - address 58
1881 - Quinn F (Brown's directory 1881) address given as 58
1881 - Quine Francis (1881 census) born 1843 Dublin,wife Margaret (born 1845 Cork) + 8 yr son born Douglas + 2 younger also Douglas born
1887 - Quin, F. (Examiner Douglas Directory 1887) '58 Strand St
1889 - Quinn, Frank (Porters Directory 1889)
1894 - Quinn, Francis (Brown's Directory, 1894) address now 28 Strand St (typo ?)
1840 - Saqui, Joseph. (Manx Liberal 17 Oct 1840) fitted up the inn next door to Steam Packet Co offices
1842 - Lycett, Phillip Edman (Pigot & Slater 1842)
1843 - Lycett, P. (Manx Liberal 30 Dec 1843) 'Auctioner'
1846 - Palmer, Charles (quoted by [SC])
1848 - Palmer C, (Quiggin's Guide 1848) unnamed tavern 62 North quay
1852 - Palmer C, (Quiggin's Guide 1848) unnamed tavern 62 North quay
1861 - Palmer, Charles (Leech's Guide 1861)
1863 - Palmer, Charles (Thwaites Directory 1863)
1869 - (rpt of licensing court Manx Sun 3 April 1869) formerly occupied by Charles Palmer but lately by Wm Mather who failed November 1868; application for licence by Charles Morgan (lately boots at Royal Hotel)
1878 - Marsh, Thos (1878 lic court)
1881 - Marsh, Joseph (proprietor) (Brown's directory 1881) address 59 N. quay
1881 - Marsh, Joseph (1881 census) born 1827, England, wife Harriet born 1833 England + 21 & 11 yr daughters both born England.
1887 - Marsh, J. (Examiner Douglas Directory 1887)
1889 - Marsh, Joseph (Porters Directory 1889)
1894 - Dyson, George (Brown's Directory, 1894) address 59 N. quay
1898 - Dyson, G.E. (IoM Official Guide 1898)
1851 - Crangle, Peter (census 1851) age 34 born Ireland, wife Cath age 34 born Ireland; two children eldest age 6 born Onchan
1852 - Crangle P. (Quiggin's Guide 1852) un-named tavern Crescent
query is this the King's Arm's; no further ref to either Oddfellows or Yorkshire House found
1842 - Christian, Eleanor (Pigot & Slater 1842)
1861 - Roney, John (Leech's Guide 1861) unnamed tavern in New Bond St possibly brother ran Old Market Inn (father had been a grocer)
1863 - Roney, John J. (Thwaites Directory 1863) The Rooney family were Roman Catholic and strongly associated with St Mary's Church.
1842 - Corlett, Elizabeth (Pigot & Slater 1842)
1861 - Taggart, John (Leech's Guide 1861)
1863 - Taggart, John (Thwaites Directory 1863)
1861 - Roney, James (Leech's Guide 1861)
1863 - Roney, James (Thwaites Directory 1863)
1878 - MacIntyre, Patrick (1878 lic court) 'Old Market Inn'
1881 - McClellan, James (Brown's directory 1881) address Market Place, either McClellan had gone by April 1881 or there were two landlords - McClellan whose name was on the licence and Fielding who lived on the premises
1881 - Fielding, James Rae (1881 census) born 1841 son of James Rae Fielding (born 1817 Blackburn) a welknown hairdresser in Douglas who was a major figure in Manx Oddfellows, and whose parents had kept Eagle and Child, Heywood Place . Wife of J R Fielding jnr was given as Christiana in 1881 census (though being born in 1840 in Douglas I would have expected Christian)
1887 - no landlord given
1889 - Fielding, Christina (Porters Directory 1889) 'Mrs James Fielding' in advert
1894 - Fielding, Christian, Mrs (Brown's Directory, 1894) - presume widow of J.R. Fielding jnr ?
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previously simply Strand Inn (qv) when a newcomer adopted New Strand Inn, by 1875 had adopted 'old' John Woodruff came from Cheshire - see brief family history |
1875 - Woodruff, John (Glover's Guide 1875)
1878 - Woodruff, John (1878 lic court)
1881 - Woodruff, John (proprietor) (Brown's directory 1881)
1881 - Woodruff, Jno (1881 census) born 1848 England, wife Cath Jane born 1850 Lonan
1887 - Woodruff, J.. (Examiner Douglas Directory 1887)
1889 - Kelly, Alfred Cain (Porters Directory 1889) address 70 & 72 Strand St
1894 - Kelly, Alfred Cain (Brown's Directory, 1894)
1894 - McCluskey, Henry (proprietor) (Brown's Directory, 1894) in display advert
1876 - Maley, Geo. (secretary) (Brown's Guide 1876) 'now open'
1877 - Cooper, A.L. (manager) (Brown's Guide 1877)
1881 - no name given (Brown's directory 1881)
1881 - Maysberyd, Emma (manager)(1881 census) born 1841 England unmarried
1887 - no name given (Examiner Douglas Directory 1887)
1889 - Mason, Miss (manageress) (Porters Directory 1889)
1893 - Mason, P (manager) (Brown's Guide, 1893)
1894 - Mason, Miss - (manageress) (Brown's Directory, 1894)
1818 - , Jefferson's Guide
1822 - Kelly, Mrs ([NM] quotes press report 'Mrs Kelly of Phoenix Inn)
Bought by IoMSPCo in 1867 for use as offices etc
1852 - , Slater's Directory 1857
1858 - - Manx Sun 9 Jan 1858 'Pier Inn very small situate at end of Douglas Pier now rents for £50 when £10 a few years ago'.
1861 - Birtles, James (Leech's Guide 1861)
1863 - Birtles, James (Thwaites Directory 1863)
1881 - Marsden, Thomas (proprietor) (Brown's directory 1881)
1881 - Marsden, Thomas (1881 census) born 1857 England, Wife Sarah born 1858 England, + 1 child Frederick W. age 3months born Douglas
It is said to have had a sign showing ‘a grunter sitting on his haunches and blowing his reed' ...but sign removed... [Brown's Guide 1876 p37] - 'Pig & Whistle' was also a nickname for Highland Light Infantry who were apparently stationed on Island c.1819
1857 - , Slater's Directory 1857
1861 - Cubbon, William (Leech's Guide 1861)
1863 - Cubbon, William (Thwaites Directory 1863)
1869 - (rpt of licensing court Manx Sun 3 April 1869), formerly in occupation of Miss Murray who left Nov 1868 since when has been left un-occupied. Request for licence by Wm Proctor was refused 'as no longer needed in locality'.
1878 - Cubbon, Eliza (1878 lic court) - referred to as 'Pig and Whistle'
1881 - Cubbon, Mrs Eliza (Brown's directory 1881) given with name in (.)'s - possibly because sign had been removed and it would soon acquire the more genteel name 'Globe' ?
1887 - Cubbon, Miss E.A. (Examiner Douglas Directory 1887)
1822 - Blake, Mrs - (Haining's Guide, 1822) no location given
1823 - Blake, Mrs (Pigot's Directory 1823/4)
one possibility is that this Plough Inn became the Butchers Arms which started about the same time, also in James Street as Thomas Redfern married her daughter
1831 - Miller, R.. (Oswald's Guide 1831) Duke St
1835 - Miller, Robert (Haining's Guide, 1835)
1837 - Miller, Robert (Pigot's Directory 1837)
1842 - Miller, Mary (Pigot & Slater 1842)
1846 - Miller, Mary (Slater 1846)
1857 - McClelland, Jane (Slater's Directory 1857) moved to George Vaults Church St by 1861
1861 - Mursell, John (Leech's Guide 1861)
1863 - Maunsell, Mary (Thwaites Directory 1863)
1869 - (rpt of licensing court Manx Sun 3 April 1869) licence granted to Bartholemew Flynn , an advert in 17 Feb 1869 announced the re-opening of the Plough Inn, Market Place, proprietor R Flynn.
1878 - Chorlton, Charles (1878 lic court)
1881 - Wallace, William (proprietor) (Brown's directory 1881)
1881 - Wallace, William (1881 census) born 1845 Malew, wife Sarah born 1840 England, son William age 11 born Douglas + 3 younger children. Address 1 James St
1887 - Wallace, Wm. (Examiner Douglas Directory 1887)
1889 - Wallace, Wm. (Porters Directory 1889)
1894 - Wallace, William (Brown's Directory, 1894)
1837 - William McClelland (Pigot 1837) noted as running an un-named tavern in Queen St
1842 - McClelland, William (Pigot & Slater 1842) Queen St
1846 - McClelland, William (Slater 1846) 27 Bigwell St
1856 -
