186 Bridge Road

Battersea

Above photo, February 2009, showing it after it changed name to the "Prince of Wales."

The pub changed name to the "Prince of Wales" but that subsequently closed in 2014 and was converted into yet another Tesco store.

The borough dates from the London Government Act of 1899, and includes the greater part of the original ecclesiastical parish of St. Mary Battersea. Under the same Act Penge, formerly a hamlet of Battersea, was constituted a separate urban district...the curious anomalies of local government led to Penge's formation as a separate urban district and its transfer to the county of Kent in 1900. This would join London with neighbouring parishes in 1965. Penge was a wooded district, over which the tenants of Battersea Manor had common of pasture.

LICENSEE LIST

IRVINE James 1851-53+ (age 38 in 1851)

IRVINE James Alexander 1858-60+

IRVIN Elizabeth 1861-67+ (widow age 48 in 1861)

GREEN James 1871+ (age 28 in 1871)

WELLBELOVED Thomas 1878+

WELLBELOVED Harriet 1881+ (widow age 53 in 1881)

COOPER Alfered E 1896+

GLOVER William 1901-11+ (age 50 in 1901)

WALTERS Mary Louise Mrs 1938+

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