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The Earl of Radnors Arms; situate in Saint Anns street.
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Salisbury and Winchester Journal. 25 August 1823
Public House to Let
To be Lett, and may be enetered on in the month of September, a recently built HOUSE, in an excellent situation; may be known by the sign of the Earl of Radnors Arms; situate in Saint Anns street, Salisbury, in the high road to Southampton; with a convenient Brewery, Cellar, Stable etc. The stock of beer (which has been brewed on the premises) consists of about 120 hogsheads of excellent Strong Beer, which will be required to be taken off at a valuation.
Farther particulars may be known by applying to J White, near Fisherton, Salisbury, Wiltshire.
The Salisbury and Winchester Journal. 28 August 1837
Salisbury Reform Registration Society - The next meeting of this association will be held on Wednesday evening, at the Radnors Arms Inn, St Anns street.
The Salisbury and Winchester Journal. 05 April 1845
To be Let, with immediate possession - An old established FREE PUBLIC HOUSE, in the City of Salisbury, known by the sign of the RADNORS ARMS INN, with convenient Brewery, Cellarage, and Stable attached, now doing a good business.
The coming-in moderate, and satisfactory reasons can be given for the present occupier leaving.
Great advantages will be derived at this House owing to the Bishopstoke and Salisbury Railway now in operation.
Apply to Mr James Goddard, at the above Inn.
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