Papers relating to Sackville Lupton and Brewers and Breweries in the area of Pontypool.
GB0218.D1643

 D1643/1 Bundle of papers re. bankruptcy of Sackville Lupton of Pontypool. brewers, including; corresepondence, accounts, statements of affairs, 1880-1883, bank pass book,1878-1882 (London and Provincial, Pontypool); sale posters, 1882, sales particulars of the Three Crowns Brewery, The Swan, Abersychan, Golden Boot, Blaenavon, Prince of Wales, Pontllanfraith, Old House at Home, Pontypool, Bull Inn, George St., Pontypool, Kings Head, Blaenavon, Live and Let Live, and shop, Abersychan, 1881; inventory of furniture etc. at the Golden Boot, The Live and Let Live, The Old House at Home, Swan Inn and Kings Head. [Late 19th century] 

 D1643/3 Extract from Power of Sale in mortgage deed of 4 July 1873 from W. Realty & Sykes to J.C. Walters and F. Waterman. Late 19th century 

 D1643/5 Abstract of Title of Robert Garden, Esq., mortgage of Mr Lupton as to The Three Crowns Brewery, Pontypool. 1863-1880 

 D1643/7 Copy Surrender and Admittance in manor of Wentsland and Bryngwyn 1. Robert Garden, Secretary of London and Provincial Bank Ltd., by his attorney Charles Henry Copley of Pontypool. bank manager. 2. Henry Lupston of Stratford on Avon, Co. Warwick, doctor of medicine, and Benjamin James Bucknall of Shottery near Stratford upon Avon, land agent. Formerly known as the Three Crowns Brewery, now as the Pontypool Steam Brewery, coach house, [racehouse], offices, stables and premises near the top of George St., Pontypool, mearing to premises described. Consideration £500 No Date  

 D1643/9 Draft Assignment 1881 (2 copies) 1. Sackville Lupton of Pontypool. brewers. 2. Henry Lupton of Stratford on Avon, Co. Warwick, doctor of medicine, and Benjamin James Bucknall of Shottering near Stratford on Avon, land agent. Reciting: a) Lease - 31 August 18791 1. Henry Witehall of 95 Broad St., Blaenavon, boot and shoe manufacturer. 2. Sackville Lupton. Golden Boot, Blaenavon - for 3 years. b) Lease - 1879 1. Thomas, William and Ebenezer Williams, butchers, Mary Daviesm wife of David Davies, tailor, all of Pontypool, John Williams of [Parry Lound], Ontario, Canada, and Ann Roberts, wife of John H. Roberts of 65 Lydenham St., Toronto, Canada (Note that it was only executed by John Williams). 2. Sackville Lupton. The Old House at Home, George St., Pontypool, 7 years. c) Lease, no date 1. D. Davies. 2. D. Gwynne/ Prince of Wales Inn, Pontllanfraith. d) Agreement, 24 October 1877 1. Samuel Stone Snr. 2. William Crane. The Loyd Alfred, Swan Row, Abersychan (now known as the Swan Beerhouse) let for 7 years, term now vested in S Lupton. e) Agreement - 10 May 1879 1. Alfred Walter Morgan of Little Mill, Mamhilad. 2. S. Lupton. The Bull Inn, George St, Pontypool, yearly tenancy, now consideration £800. 1. and 2. Assignment of all interest and goodwill in trade of brewer, all debts due to him on account of business, all securities for same, all contracts, benefits etc. (but not the debts due from 1. to any other person), also stock in trade, furniture, goods, fixtures etc., also all messuages and premises in the recited indentures, and all furniture and effects in same, for residues of terms of years. Appointment by 1. of 2. as his attorneys. Late 19th century 

 D1643/11 Plan of right of way No Date  

 D1643/13 Memorandum of agreement between Sackville Lupton and Harry Lupton and B.J. Bucknell for sale of brewery at Pontypool and premises at Abersychan, 2 copies. 1881