Lodge at the Milton's Head Inn, Milton Street, No. 260A [erased], Nottingham

Annual returns giving names, professions and residence of members of the Lodge at the Milton's Head, Nottingham [Antients] and general correspondence relating to the running of the lodge. Includes correspondence concerning a secret set of masons meeting under the cancelled warrant, No. 44. Years 1792 - 1799 are not extant.

The unnamed lodge was established in 1790 and met at the Carpenters' Arms, Castle Gate, St. Peter's, Nottingham. The lodge left the Carpenters' Arms in 1794 and moved to the Peacock, Mansfield Road, St. Peter's, Nottingham. In March 1799 Grand Lodge cancelled the lodge's warrant but it was restored in December 1800. In 1801 the lodge met at Ram Inn, Long Row, Nottingham and in 1802 moved to the Robin Hood, Milton Street, Nottingham before settling at the Milton's Head Inn, Milton Street, Nottingham in the same year. The lodge was erased for Apostasy in June 1803 as it had taken a Modern Warrant.

The Modern Warrant, No. 595, was granted to them in November 1802 and they informed the Antient Grand lodge they were now meeting as a Moderns lodge in December 1802. The lodge, known as the Warren Lodge, continued to meet at the Milton's Head Inn, Milton Street, Nottingham until 1805, when they moved to the Greyhound, Castle Gate, Nottingham. The lodge moved to several taverns and inns but in 1817 it settled at the Talbot, Warsergate, Nottingham. The Warren Lodge was erased in 1828.