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Licensees : |
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| WILLIAM
THOMPSON / TOMPSON |
1789 - 1794 |
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JOHN SMITH
& shoemaker
Age 40 in 1841 |
1840 - 1841 |
EDWARD BAXTER
age 50 in 1851 |
*1844 - 1851 |
JOHN SANDY
(Died Q3 1906 - age 82) |
1854 - 1856 |
WILLIAM SMITH
& cordwainer
(William Smith junior 1858 & 1865)
Age 49 in 1861 |
1858 - 1865 |
| WILLIAM OAKLEY |
1868 - 1869 |
ROBERT STEARN
& shoemaker
(& blacksmith March 1889) |
08.12.1869 - 1889 |
JAMES DUNNING
& blacksmith
Age 39 in 1891 |
29.09.1889 - 1896 |
ROBERT LEATHERS
Died Q2 1902 - age 38 |
13.05.1896 - 1900 |
| ELIZABETH LEATHERS |
25.06.1902 to 11.1902 |
| WILLIAM TOOLEY |
12.11.1902 - 1905 |
ALFRED REEVE
Age 40 in 1911 |
1908 - 1938 |
CLEMENT CYRIL JOLLY
(Died January 1998 - age 79) |
undated |
WALTER JAMES WILLIAMS
(Died September 1979 - age 87) |
10.01.1952 |
EDWARD ARTHUR COLE
(Died March 1982 - age 71) |
by 1958
to closure |
Thursday 13th August 1959 - Fine of
£4 for supplying intoxicating liquor after permitted hours.
The two customers involved were farmers. Pleading guilty of consuming
after hours, each were fined £2. |
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On Tuesday 15th December 1891 - James Dunning sought to recover £14 12s
3d from the former licensee, Robert Stearn, for use of the stables, shed
and premises. Upon taking over the house at Michaelmas 1889, Dunning had
allowed Stearn to use the facilities, but nothing had been said about
payment for such. Dunning admitted that he had used the horses and had
some seed wheat from Stearn.
Judgment was that nothing was owing.
Advertised To Let with Early Possession, 27th September 1902. With small
Garden and Meadow. Full license.
Apply Morgans Brewery Co. Ltd.
Morgans sales 1960
Barrels 44
Spirits 30
Closed at the end of the S&P reign, sales for final year of trading given as 28
barrels.
See page 94, MEMORIES OF OLD DISS by Colin Cross, first published
1994.
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