Thomas Talbot (bottler)

[3][4] In the 1851 census he was shown as a "Soda water manufacturer and grocer" at 45 Lower Northgate Street.

[5] In the 1881 census he was shown as a "Mineral Water Manufacturer Master Employ 9 Men 4 Boys" residing at 4 Commercial Road.

[7] Later they began to bottle alcoholic drinks, included beer and cider for Bass and Worthington.

[7] Archaeological investigations of the Ladybellegate site were carried out after 2000 in connection with proposals to redevelop adjacent buildings.

In 1881, Talbot was president of The Gloucester Fish and Game Supply Society Limited.

Image of the Talbot & Co. works on Commercial Road, Gloucester.
Thomas Talbot advert, Gloucester Journal , 1874.
Former premises of Talbots Bottlers, Ladybellegate Street, Gloucester, 2015.
Former Talbots Bottlers premises, incorporating remains of Blackfriars on the right.
Blackfriars buildings formerly used by Talbots.
Blackfriars buildings formerly used by Talbots.