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Image thanks to Gary H.
The St. EDMUNDS
BREWERY
The St. Edmund's Brewery was established 1867 by brewer William
Newell.
In 1888 and 1889 he was offering:-
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XX Pale Ale |
Kilderkin |
18s |
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" |
Firkin |
9s |
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" |
Pin |
4/6 |
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XXB Bitter |
Kilderkin |
21s |
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" |
Firkin |
10/6 |
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" |
Pin |
5/3 |
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XXX Strong
Ale |
Kilderkin |
24s |
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" |
Firkin |
12s |
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" |
Pin |
6s |
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Country or
Invalid Brown Stout |
Kilderkin |
24s |
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" |
Firkin |
12s |
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" |
Pin |
6s |
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Porter |
Kilderkin |
20s |
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" |
Firkin |
10s |
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All Ales & Stout delivered, carriage paid, to any station on the
Great Eastern Railway.
Alice, wife of William Newell of St. Edmund's Brewery, died 25th
January 1894, aged 51 years.
On Monday, 29th October 1894 the licence was transferred from
William Newell to Percy Herbert Phillips.
Mr. Phillips of the Brewery, Downham, advertised Friday 3rd
April 1925 that a16 h.p. Wolverhampton Sunbeam, 4-seater tourer;
all-weather hood, side curtains, 5 electric lamps; upholstered
in real leather; owner driven; in perfect condition throughout,
was to be Sold Cheap owing to a death.
Closed by 1947 |
