The Two Brewers stood roughly opposite the Lord Nelson in a row of cottages just to the north of Brookfield lane. A photo from 1905 shows a small cottage like pub with a McMullens sign over the door. The pub isn’t mentioned in the Tithe Award, although other records show the landlord at the time was Thomas Hunt. By 1851 it had been taken over by Ann Noyes, a relatively young widow. She remarried in 1856 to a man called John Vigues, but the marriage was unsuccessful. In February 1858 Vigues was arrested for violent assault both on his wife and a police constable who went to her assistance. Ann apparently refused to give evidence against her husband who was only convicted of assault on the constable.