| Licensees : |
| THOMAS SAVAGE |
1830 |
ROBERT HIPPER
age 60 in 1851
& butcher 1858 |
1836 - 1859 |
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Fine of £2/10/- plus 10/- costs 17th May 1845 for running a disorderly
house. |
THOMAS READ
& pork butcher
age 39 in 1861
age 50 in 1871 |
1861 - 1871 |
WILLIAM JERMY
& butcher
(died Q4 1889) |
1871 - 1889 |
| exors of WILLIAM JERMY |
1890 |
ROBERT LOWE
age 51 in 1891
(died Q2 1895 - age 58) |
1891 - 1892 |
WILLIAM CULLUM
died Q3 1911 - age 52 |
by 1896 |
| Mrs EMMA CULLUM |
21.10.1911 |
| JOHN WELLS THURSTON |
22.11.1913 |
| FRANCIS WELLS THURSTON |
17.07.1920 |
| HARRY ALBERT HOWARD |
24.06.1933 |
| BERT HARRISON |
15.11.1952
- 1967 + |
| - |
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| KEITH & MICHELLE LOCKE |
1996 - 1999+ |
| - |
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| DAVID MILLER |
2006 |
LYNN LOADER
(sister of Nick & Steve Carrigan) |
by 2008 |
| STEVE &
SHARON CARRIGAN |
by 2010 - 2015+ |
|
c1920
17th May 1845 : Robert Hipper was said to have suffered
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Mrs Hipper appeared to face the
summons. The constable stated that on 4th May 1845 there were a number
of `blackguards' in the house, among them Jem Perowne, the fighter, who
wanted to fight Hipper or his son. The latter had `stript to fight ', and
other parties in the house were drunk. Mrs Hipper said here house was
well conducted; but the facts were proved.
The inquest into the killing of Eleanor Howard was
held here 3rd November 1908.
On the evening of 29th October 1908, Horace Larter had stabbed Miss
Howard three times.
At trial, Larter admitted his crime and was sentenced to death, but this
was later commuted to life in prison.
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