| Licensees : |
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| HENRY HOWARD |
1819 ? |
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| THOMAS SMITH |
1822 |
| WILLIAM REEVE |
1830 |
| J. W.
RINGER |
Dec 1836 -
May 1837 |
| ROBERT
HILDER |
by September 1837 - 1840 |
| Mr. E. H. CHAPLIN |
1841 |
| THOMAS GREEN |
1844 |
| Nancy GREEN |
1845 |
ROBERT BULLIMORE
age 47 in 1851 |
1846 - 1858 |
JOHN CLARKE BARTRAM
wine & spirit merchant
Age 40 in 1871 |
1861 - 1875 |
| MARY ANN JOHNSON |
1877 |
| HAMOND FREDERICK ALPE |
1879 |
| JOSEPH PHILLIPS |
1881 - 1883 |
| THOMAS WILLIAM WRIGHT |
1886 - 1888 |
| ALFRED GARRARD |
1890 |
| FREDERICK ALLEN |
1892 - 1896 |
| ALBERYT CHARLES RACKHAM |
1900 |
| GEORGE EDWARD STRATFORD |
1904 |
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Lot VII in Sale by Auction Monday 7th November 1785 by order of
the Assignees of John Crombie, a Bankrupt.
In occupation of James Norton under a lease of £14 p.a. due to expire 25th
March 1790.
(Mr Norton also holding leases on the
FOURTEEN STARS ,
SHIP,
SHOEMAKER'S ARMS
and the WHITE LION.
The ELEPHANT & CASTLE when the lease of 21 years, effective from Christmas 1836, was offered for
sale by auction Monday 22nd May 1837 upon the orders of the Assignees and
Mortgagees of J. W. Ringer, bankrupt. Lease held at a rent of £100 per
annum. Premises described as an Old-Established and Well-Accustomed
Public-House and Liquor Shop.
Offered for sale by auction 18th October 1837. then in occupation of Mr.
Hilder .
Offered To Let, February 1840. Immediate Possession.
With Liquor-shop and Wine Vaults, &c.
Still in the occupation of Mr. Hilder, who was declining
business.
Reported to the magistrates September 1852 as one of five houses in the town
which were continually open to an unreasonably late hour.
The MARKET
DISTILLERY by 1890,
but still given as the ELEPHANT & CASTLE
to 1904.
The RED
HOUSE by 1939
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