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Summary: Oxford Street, Eddington, c1836-50.
We know little about the Queen and Constitution. It is mentioned in the 1836 Old Moores Almenac as being in Oxford Street, Eddington.
The 1847 Snare Directory lists William Jessett at the "Queen & Constitution", and "licensed brewer".
The 1850 Slater mentions William Jessett as a beer retailer - but without specific address.
We would welcome further information on this topic.
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