REDCLIFF BREWERY Redcliff Street
No.107 Redcliff Street, built in 1640, this old building
like many others in the area was lost in the blitz. The brewery entrance would have
been at the rear of the building on Redcliff Back where there was once a pub called
the Brewers’ Arms. In 1775 a pub called the Jolly Brewers was next door at No.106.
Owners
of the Redcliff Brewery as listed in trade directories.
1775. Perrington, Maltster
& Brewer
1793. Samuel Willmot, Maltster
1806. Elizabeth Willmot & Son, Maltsters &
Brewers
1816 - 34. R. S. Willmot, Maltster & Brewer
1839 - 48. H & C. Vallance & Co.
Brewers & Maltsters
1853 - 56. H & G. Vallance & Co. Brewers & Maltsters
1861. G &
H. Vallance & Co. Brewers & Maltsters
1863 - 65. George Vallance & Co. Brewers & Maltsters
1869
- 97. Daniel Sykes & Co. Maltsters & Brewers
Daniel Sykes & Co. Ltd merged with Bristol
United Breweries Ltd in 1897 and the brewery was closed down in 1898. For a list
of south Gloucestershire pubs tied to the Redcliff Brewery in 1891 click here


City House, Brook Rd. St.Paul’s, Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
General Draper, Hotwells Clifton, Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant not to assign
Beer house, No.10 Russ St. St.Philip’s, Bristol and adjoining premises
Cattle Market Tavern, Bath Rd. Bristol
Charles Bowles Hare and another
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Admiral Duncan, Nicholas St. Bristol
Tied house, clause for certain liquors in favour of lessor and qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Swindon Tavern, 10 Phippen St. Bristol
Henry Ormerod and another
Covenant by tenant against assignment
Twinnell Arms, Twinnell St. Stapleton Rd. Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
North View Inn, Fox Lane Baptist Mills, Bristol
Beer House, No.26 Belle View Rd. Brislington near Bristol
Absolute covenant by tenant against alienation
Rock Tavern, No.2 Lower Clifton Hill, Clifton, Bristol
Henry Hall Bishop and another
29th Sept 1901 determinable by tenant on 29th Sept 1894
Absolute covenant by tenant against alienation
Beer House, Stanley House, Balls Common, Soundwell Gloucestershire
Alfred John Childs and others
29th Sept 1901 the premises are underleased by the company for the whole term less one day
Absolute covenant by tenant against alienation
Forge Hammer Inn, Ashton Vale, Bristol
Hospitality, Pontypool, Monmouthshire
Isaac Francis Tovey Dando
21st Dec 1901 determinable by tenant on 21st Dec 1894
Queens Inn, Garndiffaith near Pontypool, Monmouthshire
Isaac Francis Tovey Dando
21st Dec 1901 determinable by tenant on 21st Dec 1894
Masons’ Arms, Trevethin, Monmouthshire
Portcullis, Phippen St. Redcliff, Bristol
Lease to determine if license taken away
Peep Of Day, New Westgate Buildings, Bath
Lease to determine if any license taken away or superior lease determined
Eagle Tavern and cottage, West St. Bristol
Sarah Ann Leaker and others
Qualified covenant by tenant against assignment, lease to determine if any license taken away
Robin Hood, Queen St. Bedminster, Bristol
Thomas Warren and another
Absolute covenant by tenant against alienation
Post Office Tavern, Staple Hill, near Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant not to assign
Spring Garden Hotel, Hotwell Rd. Bristol
29th Sep 1903 determinable by tenant on 29th Sep 1896
Beehive and premises, Horfield, near Bristol
Frances Helen Shadwell and others
Absolute covenant by tenant against alienation
Three Blackbirds, Stapleton Rd. Bristol
25th Mar 1904 the premises have been underleased by the companyfor whole term less three days
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Cross Keys, Fishponds, near Bristol
29th Sep 1904 determinable on lessors death
The premises are underleased by the company for the whole term less one day
Swan Inn, Winterbourne near Bristol
Charles Sargent and others
21st Dec 1904 the premises are underleased by the company for the whole term less one day
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Duke Of York, Horfield, Bristol
Rev. Frederick Seymour Griffith
25th Mar 1905 determinable by tenant on the 25th Mar 1899
White Horse, Two Mile Hill, St.George, Bristol
25th Mar 1905 determinable by tenant on 25th Mar 1898
Absolute covenant by tenant against alienation
Railway Inn, Patchway, Gloucestershire
Duke Of York, Barton Rd. St.Philip’s, Bristol
The Feoffees of the parish of St.Mary Le Port, Bristol
Rising Sun, Woodcroft Tidenham, Gloucestershire
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Regent Tavern, Regent St. St.Philip’s, Bristol
20th Mar 1908 determinable by tenant on 25th Mar 1894 or 1901
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Harleston Arms, Harleston St. St.Philip’s, Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Victoria Tavern, Clarke St. Bedminster, Bristol
Railway Inn, Cindershill, Monmouth
Absolute covenant by tenant against alienation
Beer House at No.9 Wilson St. St.Paul’s, Bristol
Power to tenent to determine if license taken away
Bell Inn, Upper Cheese Lane, St.Philip’s, Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Ale & Porter Stores, 13 Glenside, Eastville, Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Hope Tavern and cottages, Moon St. St.Paul’s, Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Berkeley Castle, Berkeley Place, Clifton, Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Rothesay House, Barton Hill, Bristol
Absolute covenant by tenant against alienation
Shades, Waterloo St. Clifton, Bristol
The Clifton Club Company Limited
25th Mar 1912 determinable by tenant on 25th Mar 1898 or 1905
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Druids’ Arms, Newfoundland St. Bristol
Royal Oak and premises, Dean Lane, St.George, Bristol
Power to determine if license taken away
Mayor’s Arms, New Cut, Bristol
Qualified covenant by tenant against alienation
Woolpack, Pennywell Rd. Bristol
25th Mar 1914 determinable by landlord or tenant on 25th Mar 1907
Richmond Arms beer house, Church Rd. St.George, Bristol
21st Dec 1907 determinable by tenant on 21st Dec 1900
Champion Of Wales, Broad Quay, Bristol
The following leasehold premises were mortgaged by Daniel Sykes & Co. on the 15th
March 1894, to secure a loan of £8000. The lenders were surgeon Alfred Hugh Benson,
of Wrington Somerset, and solicitor Charles Robert Hancock, of Bristol. The loan
was paid out of moneys belonging to them on a joint account, the interest on this
loan was set at 5% per annum, to be paid half yearly.