| Licensees : |
| JAMES SHARDELOW |
1830 |
WILLIAM FELGATE
age 66 in 1851 |
1836 - * 1851 |
MARY FELGATE
( 66 in 1854 ) |
1854 - 1858 |
GEORGE BISHOP
& bricklayer |
1865 - 1871 |
| WILLIAM BENEFER |
by 1872 |
| Fine of £10
plus 7/- costs for selling out of hours - 12.09.1881 |
| WILLIAM JAMES BENEFER |
29.06.1885 |
| REBECCA BENEFER |
16.05.1887 |
| HENRY HODDS |
11.11.1889 |
| EDWARD BENEFER |
07.10.1907 |
| JAMES BOON |
12.10.1908 |
| GEORGE PAGE |
05.02.1912 |
| EDWARD JILSON |
06.01.1913 |
| Fine of £3 for
selling out of hours - 21.06.1915 |
| WILLIAM JACOB HOWARD |
03.01.1916 |
| ABEL GARNETT |
02.01.1928 |
| Fine of 20/- for
selling out of hours - 15.01.1940 |
| ARTHUR MISSON |
08.07.1946 |
| JOHN EDWARD GARNETT |
03.03.1958 |
| WALTER SETCHELL |
12.06.1961 |
| ALAN THOMAS HOLDEN |
04.02.1965
to at least 1975 |
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Formerly the ROYAL STANDARD.
As the THREE FISHES 1845.
Damaged by enemy action 13.03.1941 and again 10.11.1941.
Rebuilt by Steward & Patteson c1964 on original site.Address given in 1971 as John
Kennedy Way.
( This was a new road constructed between Railway Road and North Street which effectively
positioned the Fishermans Arms on the corner of Pilot Street and John Kennedy Way. )
( Pilot Street previously known as Dowshill Street ) |
