Among brewers who have had the foresight to erect inns of better accommodation and more pleasing design than most of those put up during the latter part of last century are Messrs. Godsell & Co., of Stroud, an example of whose houses we illustrate in the _Greyhound Inn_; and the Stroud Brewery Co., whose _Prince Albert_ at Rodborough, Gloucestershire, and the _Clothiers’ Arms_, are excellent specimens of the modern country inn. These three were from the designs of Mr. P. Morley Horder. Good taste is by no means lacking in some of the many houses owned by Messrs. Nalder & Collyer, Ltd., in Kent, Surrey, and Sussex. This firm have also restored the old-fashioned type of signboards. Other inns of recent date and of distinctive design are the _Red Lion_, King’s Heath, Worcestershire, by Messrs. Bateman & Bateman; the _Wentworth Arms_, Elmesthorpe, Leicestershire, by Mr. C. F. A. Voysey; the _George_, Hayes, Kent, by Mr. Ernest Newton; the _Duck-in-the-Pond_, Harrow Weald, by Mr. R. A. Briggs; the _Maynard Arms_, Bagworth, Leicester, by Messrs. Everard & Pick; the remodelled _White Hart_ at Sonning-on-Thames, by Mr. W. Campbell Jones; the _Dog and Doublet_, Sandon; the _Hundred House_, Purslow, Shropshire (a modern reconstruction); the _Green Man_, Tunstall, Suffolk; the _Old White House_ and the _Elm Tree_ at Oxford, by Mr. Henry T. Hare; and various temperance inns, amongst which are the _Ossington Coffee House_, Newark, by Messrs. Ernest George & Yeates; the _Bridge Inn_, Port Sunlight, by Messrs. Grayson & Ould (now fully licensed); and the Bournville Estate public-house, by Mr. W. Alexander Harvey. In London two finely designed interiors are the _Coal Hole_, in the Strand, by Mr. W. Colcutt, and the _Copt Hall_, in Copthall Avenue, by Mr. P. Morley Horder. CHAPTER XVII INN FURNITURE