Wellington Street.
1833-34 James Whitehead, Waggon and Horses, Wellington Street
Launceston Advertiser, 18 December 1834
City
Argyle Inn
1833 Colin McKinnon
Only one reference to this.
The Independent, 21 December 1833
(Note: Argyle Inn, Launceston appears in a advertisement for Solomon’s Longford coach in 1854 but this is supposed to be Angel Inn. It appears as such in the next advertisement.)
Star and Garter
Cnr Elizabeth and Bathurst Streets, possibly NE corner.
St John & William Street
1832-34 Christian Schooling Kent, Star and Garter, Elizabeth & Bathurst Streets
1834-35 Christian Schooling Kent, Star and Garter, Wharf/St John Street (formerly Commercial )
Became Ship Inn
Launceston Advertiser, 25 October 1832
On Monday night a robbery was perpetrated at the Star and Garter in-this town, but we have not heard that the thieves took aught save some provisions.
The Independent, 15 June 1833
Independent, 8 February 1834
Crown (1)
Charles Street.
1834 Neil Campbell, The Crown
1835-36 Joseph Thorn, Crown Inn, Charles Street
Cornwall Chronicle, 6 June 1835
Star and Garter (3)
Wellington Street
1835-36 Robert Rider, Star and Garter, Wellington Street
1836 Samuel Hyland, Star and Garter, Wellington Street
1836-37 John Marsden, Star and Garter, Wellington Street
Launceston Advertiser, 13 August 1835
Launceston Advertiser, 21 September 1837
Ship Inn (3)
Charles Street
Previously in St John Street
1830 Patrick Carolan, Ship Inn, Charles St
1831-34 George Aylwin, Ship Inn, Charles St
This Charles Street site was previously licensed to Robert Heaney as the Waterloo Tavern.
The St John Street building became the Commercial Tavern, the Star & Garter and then Ship Inn again.
Launceston Advertiser, 14 June 1830
In 1831, the Ship Inn of Charles St is licensed to George Aylwin, and he reappears on the list the following year although the names of the premises aren’t given, and in 1833. In June 1834 he is charged with breaching the licensing act and advertising a candle manufactory. After this I can find no mention of Aylwin. (His wife and child seem to have gone to Sydney.)
Launceston Advertiser, 27 December 1832
Sydney Arms
George & York Street
1833 John Hill, Sydney Arms, York Street
Independent, 19 January 1833
Independent, 23 March 1833
Edinburgh Castle — Hill View
Elizabeth Street, near Charles Street
cnr Frederick & Bathurst St
According to George Fuller, the Edinburgh Castle was located just along from the SW corner of Charles and Elizabeth Street, approximately here.
SE cnr Frederick & Bathurst St. Google Maps.
Cnr Frederick & Bathurst Sts, September 2015. (This is Frederick St, the intersection with Bathurst St is on the far right, with the traffic light and white vehicle.)
1831-36 Robert Brand, Edinburgh Castle, Charles Street
1836-39 Henry Reading, Edinburgh Castle, cnr Charles & Elizabeth Streets
1839-40 Richard Chugg, Edinburgh Castle, Elizabeth Street
1840-47 Henry Reading, Elizabeth Street [this site became Good Woman Inn]
1847-49 Henry Reading, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1849-55 James Moriss Martin, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1855-64 Francis Wilson, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1864-66 Mary Ann Wilson, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1866-69 Thomas Woods, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1869-71 Henry A’Beaven, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1871-82 James Murphy, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1882-83 William J. Spearman, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1883-85 John Chalmers, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1885-89 George Digney, Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1887-89 George Digney, Hill View Hotel, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1889 Thomas Maloney, Hill View Hotel, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1889-94 Daniel O’Farrell, Hill View Hotel, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1894-95 Charles Kerslake, Hill View Hotel, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1895 William Bass Thurston, Hill View Hotel, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1895 Thomas Kirkwood, Hill View Hotel, Bathurst & Frederick Street
1897 William Douglas Burns, Hill View Hotel, Bathurst & Frederick Street
Launceston Advertiser, 28 September 1831
Cornwall Chronicle, 15 October 1836
Tamar Wine Vaults
1831 George Hamilton, Charles Street
1832 Gavin Ralston, Tamar Wine & Spirit Vaults, Charles Street
1833 John Davis, Tamar Wine & Spirit Vaults, Charles Street
1834-36 George Hamilton, Tamar Wine Vaults, Charles Street
Launceston Advertiser, 28 September 1831
Independent, 15 October 1831
Independent, 18 February 1832
