Near the Well Creek 1885 - 1886

On Monday 6th March 1905 it was said that when visited by the sub-committee of the magistrates on 1st February, it was considered that the house was unfit for habitation. The house stood within 200 yards of two other public houses. (Royal Georgian and Jolly Waterman). It was pointed out that the Royal George indeed 200 or 300 yards distant, but it was the other side of the river.
The Three Tuns was 150 years old and used by watermen on the river.
Mr. Wenn, owner of the house considered the house to be in a good state of repair. A damp course had been put in, some three months before the present tenant, Mr. Phillips arrived.
Mr. Phillips said he had been at the house for ten years and confirmed that a considerable amount of money had been spent on the house.
Provisional licence granted and fate of the house referred to the Quarter Sessions.

Monday 12th February 1906 - Licence renewal adjourned for consideration at the licensing meeting to be held 12th March 1906.
12th March 1906 - Licence provisionally renewed in order that it could be referred to the compensation authority.