| Licensees : |
| THOMAS HASDELL |
1830 - 1846 |
BENJAMIN HARRIS
age 63 in 1851 |
1850 - 1865 |
| JOHN BATES |
1869 - 1881 |
| JAMES NEAL |
1883 |
| FREDERICK SALLABANK |
1888 |
| WILLIAM BENNETT |
1890 - 1892 |
| FREDERICK J. PALMER |
1908 - 1912 |
| ALBERT EDWARD PALMER |
1916 |
| JOHN JAMES CRAIGIE |
by 1922 |
| CHARLES HEDGE |
23.05.1932 |
| HENRY SAMUEL HIPPERSON |
16.10.1939 |
| HENRY JOHN WILLSMER |
11.12.1950 |
| ERNEST THORNTON |
21.06.1954 |
| JAMES SOWERBUTTS |
14.02.1955 |
| WILLIAM ARTHUR SAUNDERS |
25.02.1957 |
| JOSEPH VINCENT LYSAGHT HICKEY |
31.10.1960 |
MICHAEL CHARLES RIX
( S&P representative ) |
13.09.1965 |
|
Damaged by enemy action 31.12.1942A provisional licence was granted to S&P
09.05.1951 for a new house to be built on the Millfield Estate. A condition was that the
licence of the Cock was to be surrendered upon the new house opening. Although the
provisional licence was renewed 02.02.1953 the new house was never built.
51 barrels of beer sold in the final year of trading.
Closure confirmed 2nd February 1966 at S&P Property Rationalisation Committee
Meeting on `Agreed uneconomic closures'.
The licence registers give date of closure as
28th June 1966.
Licence not renewed 1970.
Reopened as the Cockerel Tearooms c1980. |
