Licensees : |
- |
|
WILLIAM
COOPER
& miller |
*1854 - *1856 |
THOMAS FARROW
Age 44 in 1861 |
*1858 - 1865 |
Mrs MARY
FARROW |
1868 - 1869 |
Mrs CHARLOTTE FARROW |
*1871 - 1881 |
BENJAMIN FARROW |
1882 |
EDWARD BAILEY
& carrier
Age 51 in 1891 |
*1883 - 1900 |
JAMES HENRY MARTIN |
by 01.1900 - 11.1904 |
HERBERT JAMES WILLIAMSON
(Note : Mr. H. J. Williamson named as tenant here 29th October & 19th
November 1904 - so trading under a temporary licence until transfer
approved November?) |
29.11.1904 |
ROBERT COLLINS LANCASTER |
1912 - 1922 |
Mrs MARY A. LANCASTER |
by 1925 |
LOUIS COLLINS LANKESTER |
by 02.1948 |
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Said to have been one of the smallest licensed houses in the County.
On Tuesday 1st August 1882, landlord Benjamin Farrow was charged with
committing a violent assault on his wife on 25th July. Mrs Farrow sought
to withdraw the charge since Mr Farrow had promised her that he would
not ill-treat her again. The Bench however decided to hear the case
since they were aware that this was the seventh time she had been
ill-used.
Mr Farrow was fined £2 and costs of 17s 6d costs with a caution to his
future conduct and a warning that a repeat offence would probably result
in a sentence of six months.
Damaged by enemy action 31.12.1942
Said to be uneconomic when closed 1968 |