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The Dog & Partridge was situated at 35 Broad Street at the junction with Park Street. This pub opened in 1587 as The Princes Arms; the first publican being John Carter. It was renamed The Dog & Partidge in 1753 and almost entirely reconstructed in 1881, then renamed The Coach & Horses in 1882 after Elizabeth Gilbert moved from The Coach & Horses in Holywell. The pub was demolished in 1937 with the New Bodleian Library built on the site.

Source: Douglas Rudlin

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