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Here is what we think is the only comprehensive record of pubs and beerhouses within the Coventry city boundaries going back as far as available records allow. This is an ongoing project so contributions, corrections or additions to this archive, especially anecdotes, photos and media are most welcome. Feel free to contact us for a pint and a chat anytime.

The Glaziers Arms

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NAME GLAZIERS ARMS
ADDRESS WELL STREET
THIS PREMISES HAS BEEN KNOWN BY DIFFERENT NAMES DURING ITS HISTORY FROM TO KNOWN AS
1822 1841 FOLESHILL TAVERN
1841 1864 GRAZIERS ARMS, GLAZIERS ARMS, OLD GLAZIERS ARMS
1864 SHAMROCK
1870 SIR ROBERT NAPIER
1871 1930 ROSE Did this now incorporate the PACKHORSE next door?
In a document of 1841 it is stated that the Glaziers Arms was formerly the Foleshill Tavern. This is a mistake and should read the Graziers Arms

Known Licensees Foleshill Tavern are;
1822 - 1829 W. Reese

Known Licensees Graziers Arms are;
1841 Thomas Maycock
1845 - 1855 William Merridew
1855 - 1864 Harriet Merridew

Known Licensees Shamrock are;
to 1864 Harriet Merridew
from 1864 Thomas Loudon

Known Licensees Packhorse are;
1822 - 1823 F. Jackson
1835 Henry Simpson
1861 Harriet Merridew
1868 John Vice
1868 J. G. Cashmore

Known Licensees Rose Inn are;
1871 James Wilcox
1874 Edward Fossey
1881 F. Leeson
1886 - 1891 S. Eburne
1893 J. Bottrill
1894 Mrs. E. Adderton
1896 - 1903 Samuel Hubbard
1905 H. Pendleton
1909 A. Spicer
1911 - 1919 John Pears
1921 - 1922 E. Williamson
1929 W. H. Yates
Owners;
1890 - 1894 Mrs L. J. Cardingley
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