| Licensees : |
| - |
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| ADAM HALLON
/ STALLON (?) |
1794 |
| - |
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| GEORGE DADY |
1827 |
SAMUEL SMITH
age 73 in 1851 |
1836 - 1851 |
| HENRY
TRUNDLE |
1854 |
| JAMES
JESSUP |
1856 |
HENRY TRUNDLE
(as Scholar in 1861 census - age 69?) |
1861 - 1871 |
| Monday 8th April 1861 - Fine of 5s and
11s costs for having five unjust earthenware measures in his possession. |
| GEORGE GREEN LAMBERT |
1872 - 1891 |
| Mrs M
LAMBERT |
1896 |
JEREMIAH LAMBERT
age 47 in 1901 & carpenter |
1900 - 1923 |
| EVA LILIAN SHARPE |
13.10.1924 |
| ARTHUR W LADELL |
26.09.1932 to closure |
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Address as Stoke Road in 1903 and 1915
Given as BLUE BELL 1794 & 1964
For Sale by Auction Friday 3rd August 1827.
with Stable, Granary, Chaise-house and other Outbuildings; Orchard with
excellent apple and pear trees; Yards and Gardens; together with a small
house, used for putting chaff in, and a Piece of Land.
Freehold
On Wednesday 25th October 1847, 19 year old John English was charged
with stealing a stone bottle worth 6d, containing beer worth 4d and some
meal and cheese worth 2d from the house of publican, Samuel Smith.
Acquitted.
Closure agreed at first joint committee meeting of Bullards and S&P
29th May 1962. Sales given as 39 barrels of beer. Tenant (Arthur Ladell) said to be 65
years old and to have been a tenant for 30 years.
Notice given to tenant as reported at Rationalisation Committee Meeting
22nd July 1964.
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