| Licensees : |
FRANCIS
NEWBY
& tailor |
1856 -
1865 |
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Monday 15th December 1856 - Paid 5s into the poor box for his first
offence, having kept his house open until one o'clock in the morning of
Sunday 7th December. House said to be "A quiet one". |
|
Fine of 5s Monday 5th November 1860 for having house open the previous
day at illegal hours. His first offence. |
JOB HATCH
(Beerhouse at Factory Road)
Tin plate worker, St Nicholas Road 1863, tin plate worker, Silk Mills
Road, 1868) |
* 1868 |
| JOHN PERRY |
* 1869 - *
1875 |
|
Only identified by name in 1861 census and 1863 directory.
Became the ARTILLERY
ARMS by 1872. (Probably 1869)
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