Licence considered unnecessary at the Annual Brewster Sessions, Monday
6th February 1905. Renewal to be considered at the adjourned
meeting.....
On Monday 4th February 1907 it was heard that there was a communication
between the public house and adjoining shop, both run by the licensee.
The licence was renewed, but the matter was to be reconsidered the
following year and depended upon anything being done regarding the
internal access.
Monday 2nd March 1908 - Licence renewed upon condition that the
communication between the entrance hall and the present parlour was
cut off and that the parlour should be used as a tap-room and the
present tap-room be converted to the parlour.
One of 14 houses used to secure a loan of £19,000 per documents dated
6th June 1908.
Closure recommended at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and
S&P 29th May 1962.
Sales given as 87 barrels.
Tenant (A. J. English) said to have been there 2 years and to be 40 years old.
Last licence granted 7th February 1966.
