
This company was established and registered in 1910 in order to amalgamate two
notable breweries, that of J. & J. Yardley Ltd. and I. Yardley & Sons of
Bloxwich and the South Staffordshire Brewery Co. Ltd. of
Wolverhampton. The newly combined tied-estate totalled 134 public houses.
The company was based at the South Staffordshire Brewery premises in Market
Street,
Wolverhampton. The whole enterprise was acquired by
Frank Myatt Limited in 1919.
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