Licensees :
GEORGE PALMER age 55 in 1841 - & coal carter age 66 in 1851	* 1836 - 1856
FREDERICK CURL & grocer	1861 - 1867
Mrs MARY ANN CURL	1868
WILLIAM ABEL & shopkeeper (b. c1844 died 10.1877 - buried 15.11.1877)	by 1869
Mrs MARGARET ABEL (b. c1847, nee KIDD, wife of William Abel - subsequently married John Plummer)	from 1877
JOHN PLUMMER	24.09.1883
MARGARET PLUMMER	03.1900
CHARLES SLADE	23.12.1901
GEORGE ABRAHAM HARHILL	17.10.1904
RICHARD ERNEST NEVE	18.12.1905
EDMUND JAMES NORTON	18.10.1909
THOMAS FREDERICK SMITH	14.10.1912
PERCY WALTER KEYS	24.04.1922
WILLIAM JOHN LINGWOOD	10.11.1924
CLAUDE PAGE	19.12.1932
Bound to Good Behaviour 29.06.1936 upon payment of 7/- costs plus 3/4d to witnesses.
Fines of £3/4/- on each case for being supplying intoxicating liquor during non-permitted hours to Elizabeth Hawkins, Ruby May Bugdale & Violet Sissons - 12.04.1937
ERNEST WILLIAM STARLING	07.11.1938
CLAUDE WILLIAM BRINGLOE	09.02.1948
SIDNEY C HARVEY	27.07.1953
JOAN & GEOFFREY WILLIAM SEXTON	20.06.1966  - 1984
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ANDREW PARKE	by 2009
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It was reported that on 13th January 1850, 17 year old Mary Ann Cooper accompanied another young lady, Sarah Baker, to the King of Prussia. After a short stay they went to PALMER'S TOM AND JERRY SHOP, before returning to the King of Prussia. It seems to have been this house. (Cooper claimed to have been later assaulted by 25 year old Anthony Skipper, but the evidence of Cooper, two persons who heard the accused boasting of his actions and the evidence of a policeman was insufficient to achieve a guilty verdict.)
(Tom & Jerry, a drink of rum, egg, sugar, spices and either water or milk)