Boston, Lincolnshire pub history index
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Residents at this address
1861/Samuel Smith/../../../Kellys Directory
I am researching a family of Arnall of Boston - Horatio Pettener Arnall born
in 1832 is the son of Horatio Pettener Arnall (1812) of Boston and Jane
Baxter *
1867: July 26 - Stamford Mercury :
Horatio Pattiner Arnall, landlord of the Rodney and Hood, was charged with
assaulting Mrs Sarah Rossinton. Complainant said she went to the Rodney and
Hood late on Tuesday night in search of her husband. The defendant was in
the dram shop and told her, her husband had left more then two hours ago.
Not believing this statement the complainant wished to look in the
smoke-room, and defendant would not allow her, he pushed her out of doors.
Mr Arnall said he might have touched the women, but he believed he did not.
He refused to let her look in the smoke-room because she called him a liar –
Fined 2s 6d and 6s 6d costs. *
1871: Census – 35 High Street Boston *
Horatio Pettener Arnall – Head – age 39 - Licensed Victualler - Lincolnshire
– Boston
Eliza Arnall – Wife – age 40 - London – Marylebone
Annie Arnall – Dau – age 10 – Scholar – Boston
Emma Jane Arnall – Dau – age 7 – Scholar – Boston
George Arnall – Son – age 5 – Scholar – Boston
Thomas Arnall – Son – age 3 – Scholar – Boston
Horatio Baxter Arnall – Son – age 2 – Boston
Elizabeth Brockleby – Servant – age 17 – General Servant – Wrangle
Lincolnshire
1872: Oct 18 – Stamford Mercury :
The Grand Jury ignored the bill against Chas Saunders and Joseph Blackham,
committed for stealing a barrel of beer, the property of Horatio Pettiner
Arnall at Boston on 9th August last. *
1876: Jul 15 – Boston Guardian :
Horatio Pettiner Arnall, landlord of the Rodney and Hood, applied for an
extension of two hours on the occasion of a tradesman’s super on Thursday
night, which was granted. *
1877: Mar 31 - Lincoln Gazette – Committal for Wilful Murder :
In the case of John Fendyke – Horatio P Arnall landlord of The Rodney & Hood
Inn, Boston, called as a witness.
John Fendyke was sent for trial. *
1881: Census – Rodney & Hood, 35 High Street, Boston *
Horatio P Arnall – Head – age 48 – Licensed Victualler and Brewer – Boston
Eliza Arnall – Wife – age 49 – Marylebone London Middlesex
Emma J Arnall – Dau – age 17 – Barmaid – Boston
George Arnall – Son – age 15 – Ironmongers Apprentice – Boston
Thomas Arnall – Son – age 13 – Scholar – Boston
Horatio B Arnall – Son – age 12 – Scholar – Boston
Louie Arnall – Dau – age 8 – Scholar – Boston
1881: Oct 8 – Boston Guardian :
Horatio P Arnall, landlord of the “Rodney and Hood” High Street Boston v.
Jonathan Manning, cottager, Kirton Holme. Claim £1 7s 6d, for drink supplied
to the defendant – defence denied owing the amount – Verdict for 15/2;
payment 4/- per month. *
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1885, Horatio P Arnall is a wine & spirit merchant, at Mill Hill, Boston/../../../Kellys
Directory
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* Provided By Ray Taylor