Ipswich Shoulder of Mutton & Round of Beef (Round of Beef & Shoulder of Mutton)
Ipswich Shoulder of Mutton & Round of Beef (Round of Beef & Shoulder of Mutton)
also traded as Round of Beef, Refreshment House
52.05735,1.15943
Closed: between 1840 and 1920
70 & 72 Carr St
grid reference TM 166 445 (approximate location)
Although listed as a beer house this venue seems to have been mainly used as an eating establishment in the 1870s.
(The street numbers in 1891 were 70 & 72).
Presumably demolished?
Salutation 0.02 mile
County 0.10 mile
Cock & Pye 0.13 mile
Spread Eagle 0.14 mile
Shamrock 0.17 mile
Halberd 0.18 mileHistorical interest
At the Ipswich Petty Sessions held in September 1865, John Ringham, landlord of the Refreshment House, Carr Street, applied for a spirit license. The application was rejected. Ipswich Journal, Sep 1865**
Landlords
1851: Isaac Pratt ((Brewer & Innkeeper, Head/Married/37y/born Tunstall))
1861: John Ringham ((Eating House Keeper, Eating House, 72 Carr St., not named, Head/Married/46y/born Barham, Rutland))
1865: John Ringham ((landlord of the Refreshment House, Carr St - Sep**))
1871: George Churchyard ((Eating House Keeper & head/34y/Chanfield))
1871: + Elvina Churchyard ((Wife/33y/Ipswich))
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(** historic newspaper information from Stuart Ansell)
