| Licensees : |
| WILLIAM FILBY |
1830 - 1836 |
| HENRY BARNES |
1839 - 1845 |
| CHARLES BRISTOW |
1854 - 1865 |
| ( SAMUEL HYE
- Crown Tap & blacksmith ) |
( 1856 ) |
| PETER WORSLEY |
1869 |
| WILLIAM HENRY PENISTAN |
by 1872 |
| HENRY POLLARD |
06.01.1873 |
| ROBERT GEORGE HECKFORD |
12.08.1878 |
| GEORGE HECKFORD |
13.10.1879 |
| ALFRED COLLIER SHERIDAN |
12.11.1888 |
| WILLIAM EVANS LASSAM |
19.05.1890 |
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The ANGEL
to 1577
given as the CROWN 1577, 1760 & as the
CROWN TAVERN 1830, 1846, 1882 1865 &
1888.
Address given as 8 Church Street in 1836 & 1845.
as 9 Church Street 1846
Later as 10 Church Street
The house is advertised in Fiddaman's price list of 1883 giving George Heckford as `the
efficient manager, late of the Salisbury Hotel, London.'
A commercial dinner was offered, served daily at 1:15pm.
On Tuesdays a Market Dinner was offered -
``Soup or fish, poultry, joints, sweets, cheese & ale at 2/6d per head''.
The billiard table was said to be refitted with new improved cushions.
Headquarters of the Tory Party c1884.
No application made for licence renewal 24th August 1891.
( Site became Johnson & Sons Garages ) |
