| Licensees : |
| SAMUEL LIBBIS |
1836 - 1839 |
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| ( empty ) |
1845 |
| Mrs ANN
HARDY |
1846 |
| Mr ROBERT SEAMAN |
1847 |
CHARLES EMMERSON
age 30 in 1851 |
1850 - 1865 |
| Mrs ELIZABETH HARROD |
1869 - 1871 |
| WILLIAM STOREY |
1875 - 1876 |
| WALTER FILBEE |
1881 |
| JUDE PARKERSON |
1883 |
| Mrs ANN ELIZABETH NURSE |
1888 |
| Mrs ANNIE E. LeGRYS |
1890 - 1891 |
| FRANCIS SALES |
1892 - 1900 |
| ARTHUR H. PANKS |
1904 - 1908 |
| RUSSELL JOHN ROUSE |
1912 |
| WILLIAM SNEATH |
1916 - 1925 |
| WILLIAM JAMES MIDDLETON |
1929 |
| FREDERICK WILLIAM WRIGHT |
1933 |
| ALFRED GEORGE MONTAGUE HUNTER |
1937 |
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c1962 |
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March 1990
Offered for sale by auction Tuesday 7th December 1847 -
Comprising a well situated Bar, Magistrates and Commercial Rooms, Kitchen, Porter Room,
Tap, several good Bedrooms and Attics. Also Stables for about 20 horses, Carriage House,
inclosed Yard and a small part of the Bowling Green. The lot (1) in excellent repair held
with others by Mr. Robert Seaman for a term to expire at Lady day 1849. An apportioned
rent of £40 to be received by the purchaser. It was a condition of sale that the
Purchaser must :-
1. Stop up the doorway leading to the Large Room ( Lot 2 )
2. Stop up the window in the North wall of the Upper sitting Room.
3. Form & maintain a new fence on the South side of the new boundary line and...
4. Keep the pump in good repair, for which the purchasers of lots 2 & 3 would have
rights to take water, in return for a sum of 7/-, payable yearly on the 11th October.
The Vendor undertook to Stop Up the Doorway on the West side of the yard and to Stop Up
with a Wall, that part of the Stable lying on the South West corner of Lot No. 1, separate
from the remainder of the Stable.
Lot No. 2 - the Large Room and Bowling Green - Admirably adapted for a Shop or Private
residence.
Lot No. 3 - a Good Cottage next to the Swan Gateway, occupied by William Tillett.
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According to a letter dated 12th July 1876, Mr
Storey appears to have been the landlord at that time and he was requiring that a Mr
Bowgen pay by return an outstanding debt of £2/14/3d
( A value of approximately £156 in 2002 terms )
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Morgans sales for 1960 were :-
118 barrels of beer
59 spirits |
