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The Cock was situated at 158 High Street.

Source: Tony Mitchell

Another yard called ‘Hills’ leads to a few cottages, and then to the shop of that most obliging man, Richard Davies, who will help all necessitous persons out of difficulty if they wish to give him the opportunity – but not from a philanthropic point of view. There is a Lombardic (moneylender) sign over the shop which clearly indicates his trade. His very able assistant, James Weston, will also assist you to the best of his ability. We may here state that these two houses and yard occupy the site of The Cock Inn of two hundred years ago. The very fine ornamentation of cut and rubbed brickwork of the front denote the size and appearance of this inn.

Peregrinations of a Kiddy, 1873

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