At the age of 29, Joshua married Hannah Carbutt who was the daughter of a Leeds cloth merchant. They decided to settle on Albion Street in Leeds. Bull & Mouth Hotel, Kirkgate/ Almshouse Lane, Wakefield (Apr. 1894, sold May 1956 to Wakefield Corporation) The brewery's closure was announced in 2008. A Carlsberg spokesman said, "It is an old brewery and the one in Northampton is bigger and modern." [ citation needed] In December 2010, production of Tetley's cask products was transferred to Banks's brewery in Wolverhampton. Tetley Smoothflow will be brewed by Coors in Tadcaster and Tetley keg Dark Mild, Mild and Imperial will be brewed by Cameron's of Hartlepool. [17] The final brew took place on 22 February 2011. [7] Lager production was transferred to Northampton. Despite protests that Tetley Cask brewed in Wolverhampton would taste different, the new beer has been greeted with a warm reception. [18] [19] Brewery [ edit ]

About 24,000 hectolitres of Tetley's Milds and Imperial were sold in 2010. [31] Advertising [ edit ] The Leeds Brewery was closed in 2011, and demolished in 2012, with production contracted out by Carlsberg to breweries in Wolverhampton, Tadcaster and Hartlepool. Tetley still sponsors Leeds Rhinos Rugby League club. Sadly not, Tetley’s is made with malted barley which is a source of gluten. Some brewers try to claim that the levels of gluten in their beer are so low that the beer can be considered virtually gluten-free. That is not the case here. If you are a coeliac or are gluten-intolerant then Tetley’s is not the beer for you! Is Tetley’s Vegan? Briton’s Protection, Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester (Sept. 1928, ex- Bass, Ratcliff & Gretton Ltd.)

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The following pubs were the property of Joseph Boardman, Canning Street, Manchester, acquired in Sept. 1950:

William continued the family business as agents to the Imperial Fire Insurance Office of London. In the following year, the company was formed.a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o R. G. Wilson, ‘Tetley, Joshua (1778–1859)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, October 2007; online edn, January 2008 accessed 19 March 2014

Goldsborough Hotel, formerly Drayman’s Inn, Captain Street/ Bolton Road, Bradford (Jan. 1929, ex- Bentley’s Yorkshire Breweries Ltd.) Parkfield Hotel, Dewsbury Road, Leeds (May 1925, ex- Bentley’s Yorkshire Breweries Ltd., Woodlesford) Victoria Inn with brewhouse, Roundhay Road/ Manor Street, Leeds (Dec. 1926, ex- Rilot’s Brewery, Leeds) a b c Arnot, Chris (22 November 2012). Britain's Lost Breweries. Aurum Press. p.137. ISBN 978-1-78131-002-1 . Retrieved 8 August 2013. Although various campaigns criticised the closure, announced in 2008, they have had no impact on the decision.It was fortunate that the brewery owned its own borehole, which provided a constant supply of clean and safe drinking water. In 1861, the beer trade surpassed the malting industry. Francis decided to incorporate all of the malt they produced into his own beer. This was the year when the company became the largest brewery in the North. During the twentieth century, both Tetley’s and brewing suffered from varying degrees of success. Tetley’s moved production to Northampton from Leeds in 2011. On May 24, 2011, a barrel of brewing in Leeds’ brewery was filled with beer for the final time. In terms of sales, it remains the second most popular beer in the world, trailing only John Smith’s. It is still sold in many pubs throughout Yorkshire and beyond. When Houdini emerged, he was barely conscious. This was due to the effects of carbon dioxide fumes and drunkenness. The 20th Century saw mixed fortunes for both Tetley’s and brewing as a whole. Two world wars meant that multiple parliamentary acts restricted what could be sold in pubs and when they could open.