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Preston Chronicle, Saturday, November 24, 1838
NEW HOTEL AT LYTHAM.
To be ERECTED on the BEACH, a handsome and commodious INN, on a piece of ground
in a central and eligible situation, forming one of the best and most desirable sites in
Lytham— it affords a frontage to the Beach of 67 yards; and extends backwards to a cross
street 97 yards, containing in the whole 4738 superficial square yards.
The new approach from Preston leads direct to the ground upon which it is
proposed to erect the Hotel, which communicates also with the new road to Blackpool. Ground
to be leased for a term of 99 years, from Thomas Clifton, Esq. Capital required for erecting
the Inn estimated at and not to exceed £ 4000, raised in 80 Shares of £ 50 each.
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SUBSCRIBERS
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Shares
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Thomas Clifton, Esq., Lytham Hall
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10
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Mrs. Clifton, do
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2
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The Misses Wilson, Lytham
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5
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Thomas Livesey, Esq., Blackburn
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5
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Henry Hilton, Esq., Darwen
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4
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James Pedder, Esq., Ashton Lodge
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2
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Edwd. Pedder, Esq, Clifton Hall
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4
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Joseph Bray, Esq., Preston
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2
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H. P. Fleetwood, Esq., do.
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2
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Richard Pilkington, Esq., do.
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1
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William Rawstorne, Esq., do
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2
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William Dickson, Esq., do
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1
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Mr. Nicholas Bannister, Lytham
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4
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Mr. Fair, do
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4
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Mr. Threlfall, Preston
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2
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Mr. Fisher, Carleton
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2
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Mr. Thornborrow, Broughton
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4
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Mr. Catterall, Builder Kirkham
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2
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Mr. Appleby, Lytham
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2
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Mr. Kemp, Bispham Lodge
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2
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Mr. Fleming, Longridge
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2
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Mr. Henry Smith, Preston
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2
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Mr. Dewhurst, Builder, do
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2
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Mr. Almond, Standish
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2
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Mr. Wilkie, Preston
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1
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Mr. Latham, Architect, do.
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1
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Mr. Turner, Coal Merchant, do.
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1
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Mr. James Billington, Woodplumpton
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1
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Mr. John Hartley, Broughton.
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1
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Mr, John Collinson, Lytham
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1
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Mr. Miller, FuIwood
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1
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Mr. Francis Fox, Lytham
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1
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Mr. Richard. Swarbrick, do .
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1
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Mr. William Miller, do.
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1
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It is proposed to have a MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS, for the purpose of
considering the plans to be adopted, and the expediency of purchasing immediately the
requisite quantity of Timber, and also for making other necessary arrangements for carrying
the plan into execution; and a meeting is hereby called accordingly, to be held at the
CLIFTON'S ARMS, in Lytham, on Tuesday, the 4th day of December, 1838, at one o'clock when the
Subscribers are respectfully requested to attend.
JOHN LUMB, Secretary pro. tem.
Lytham, Nov. 21, 1838.
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