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The '''Red Lion Brewery''' was in existence in the 18th century owned by Felix Booth. | The '''Red Lion Brewery''' was in existence in the 18th century owned by Felix Booth. | ||
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Later owned by Messrs. [[Gibbon and Croxford]]. | Later owned by Messrs. [[Gibbon and Croxford]]. | ||
1890 Incorporated as a Limited Company | 1890 Incorporated as a Limited Company | ||
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Revision as of 11:53, 21 February 2024
of Brentford
Brewers, Bottlers and Wine and Spirit Merchants
The Red Lion Brewery was in existence in the 18th century owned by Felix Booth.
After a visit by King William IV. the name was altered from Red Lion to the Royal Brewery.
Later owned by Mr. Carrington (father of Richard Christopher Carrington, 1826-1875, Astronomer).
Later owned by Messrs. Gibbon and Croxford.
1890 Incorporated as a Limited Company
See Also
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