| Licensees : |
| EDMUND GIBBS PLOWRIGHT &
Son |
1830 - 1831 |
House at
Buttlands sold 1831, later to become the GLOBE.
The name of the VINE reappears in 1863 in the High Street. |
| ROBERT PARK |
1863 - 1871 |
| ROBERT LOOMBE CARPENTER |
1879 |
| ROBERT WALKER |
1883 |
| JOHN EVERETT |
by 1888 |
| HENRY TURNER |
05.11.1917 |
| ERNEST EDWARD BROUGHTON |
07.07.1919 |
| JOHN ROBERT HARRISON |
02.01.1928 |
| Fine on
06.01.1930 of £2/4/- for selling out of hours. |
| JOHN ROBERT WICKENS |
06.05.1946 |
| EDWARD W. E. STENNING |
01.09.1952 |
| ALBERT VICTOR DOWDY |
21.01.1956 |
R. N. FEEK
Brewery Representative. |
01.11.1965 |
|
C1930
It appears that the original VINE was
located in the premises now called the GLOBE.
In 1831 Mr. Plowright was declared bankrupt and a sale of the VINE
and its contents were held at the CROWN.
( the sale included 3000 bottles of prime port wine, 41 gallons of Brandy and 100 gallons
of Gin as well as quantities of beer )
By 1863 the VINE reappears relocated in the
High Street, in premises known to have been an outlet for wine & spirits in earlier
years.
Morgans sales for 1960 were :-
52 barrels of beer
14 spirits.
36 barrels of beer sold by S&P in the final year of trading. |
