The Prince of Wales closed in the late 1950’s and is now a private house. (Orchard House)


Cirencester Times & Cotswold Advertiser, Monday 1st June 1868 – Northleach Suicide: On Wednesday last, Mr John Taylor, of the Prince of Wales Inn, Northleach, commited suicide by taking a quantity of poison. Information has been passed to the coroner.


Gloucestershire Echo, Thursday 16th May 1907 – A prolific sow: A sow belonging to Mr Bullock of the Prince of Wales Inn, Northleach, recently gave birth to a litter of seventeen, all of which are doing well.


Gloucestershire Echo, Wednesday 23rd February 1938 – Northleach Darts Match: The Prince of Wales (Northleach) team entertained a team from the Swan Hotel, Bibury. P. Dore, who captained the home tram was again in great form, starting with 106, and the game was finished by getting 20 and 32. Northleach ran out winners by six games to three. Mr W. Bullock provided refreshments.


Gloucestershire Echo, Thursday 30th April 1942 – Death of Licensee of Northleach Inn: Mr William Bullock, licensee of the Prince of Wales Inn, Northleach, died in Cheltenham General Hospital on Tuesday. His many friends in Northleach were shocked by the sudden loss of one so well liked, and so ready to do a good turn for anyone in need. Mr Bullock served in the Great War, and received a severe leg wound, which had troubled him ever since, though not apparent to the public.



Licensing Details:

Owner in 1891: Tayler’s Cotswold Brewery, Northleach

Rateable value in 1891: £13.0s.0d.

Type of licence in 1891: Alehouse

Owner in 1903: Tayler’s Cotswold Brewery, Northleach

Rateable value in 1903: £14.15s.0d.

Type of licence in 1903: Alehouse

Closing time in 1903: 10pm


Landlords at the Prince of Wales include:

1860 John Taylor

1870 (November) ‘License of the Prince of Wales Inn, Northleach, was transferred from Mr. John Jefferies to Mr William Jefferies.’

North Wilts Herald, Saturday 15th October 1881: ‘A hold-over of the license of the Prince of Wales Inn, Northleach, was granted from Richard Acock to William Bullock.

1885 Samuel Bullock

1891,1906 William Bullock

1919 Mrs Martha Matilda Bullock

1927,1939 William Bullock

Cheltenham Chronicle, Saturday 20th March 1937. Deaths: On March 16th at Northleach, Edith May Bullock, wife of William Bullock, Prince of Wales Inn, Northleach, aged 54 years.

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