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GRAPES TAP HARLESTON index
THOROUGHFARE EARSHAM HUNDRED CLOSED
ALDOUS

J & J Aldous given as Brewers, Porter Merchants and Malsters 1830

John Aldous - owner according to c1839 tithe map
Licensees :
JAMES & JOHN ALDOUS 1830
THOMAS EDWARDS   ( Trowel & Hammer ) c1839
ISAAC FRESTON   ( Trowel & Hammer ) 1841
HENRY GIBBS  ( Trowel & Hammer ) * 1845 - 1846
RICHARD ROSE 1850
JAMES ALDOUS 1854
JOHN COLLINS 1856


Apparently known as the TROWEL & HAMMER c1839 to early 1840's

Licence register only has premises recorded as
`Spirit & Wine OFF Licence, formerly the GRAPES, late EVERSONS'

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Licence refused at Compensation Authority meetings of 21st and 23rd June 1909. It was considered to be an alehouse, licensed for 6 days only with opening hours of 8:00am to 8:00pm Monday to Friday and up to 10:00pm on Saturday., Owned and run by John A. Everson. Registered conditions were that it must remain closed during to whole of Sundays and close 1 hour earlier at night.