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The Wellington Arms was situated at 35 Vine Street. This pub opened on 15 April, 1830, and was named after the Duke of Wellington who was Prime Minister at the time. It closed in 1969. Offices now stand on the site are called ‘Wellington House’.

Source: Tony Mitchell

1842. The tenth anniversary celery show was held was held on Tuesday last at the Wellington Arms, when the amateur growers bore away the first, third and fourth prizes, which were allotted for not less than three roots each weighing more than 5 pounds. After an excellent and abundant dinner of every seasonable delicacy, with wines and handsome dessert, provided with an unsparing hand by the worthy landlord, Mr Giles, the prizes were distributed as awarded by the judges.

Newspaper, 1st November 1842

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