| Licensees : |
| WILLIAM CLARKE |
1864 - 1866 |
| THOMAS PALMER |
by 1867 |
| LEMON JEFFRIES |
24.12.1869 |
| JOHN GILDEN |
30.09.1870 |
| FREDERICK FRANCIS STEPHENS |
28.07.1874 |
| WILLIAM GREEN |
08.07.1876 |
Convicted
06.03.1879 of being open out of hours.
Fine 5/- plus 18/6d costs or 7 days detention. |
| GEORGE EDWARD RIX |
30.03.1880 |
| JOHN FULCHER |
28.09.1881 |
| EDWARD THOMAS BRITCHER |
06.05.1884 |
| THOMAS HENRY BRITCHER |
23.10.1902 |
| HERBERT ERNEST JEFFRIES |
11.11.1910 |
| WILLIAM BURCHAM |
08.10.1912 |
| CHARLES FREDERICK MARRIS |
20.11.1928 |
| ETHEL MAUD MARRIS |
26.08.1941 |
| GEORGE FREDERICK THOMPSON |
13.06.1950 |
| GERTRUDE HARRIETT THOMPSON |
08.05.1951 |
| SIDNEY CHARLES ALDEN |
20.11.1951 |
| HERBERT JOHN DRAKE |
13.07.1954 |
| DUDLEY ALBERT GRIMBLE |
30.03.1958 |
| RICHARD FORDER |
16.06.1959 |
| ALFRED THOMAS HARRIS |
10.05.1960 |
| HARRY DAVIDSON |
14.02.1961 |
| WILLIAM LEONARD IMPEY |
06.09.1966 |
| RAYMOND PEARSON |
04.06.1968
to closure |
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William Clarke was accused of being open out of hours 11.03.1866.
The house was then given as the PRINCE ALBERT.
Severely damaged by enemy action 18.03.1943.
Morgans sales for 1960 were :-
124 barrels of beer
24 spirits.
Address as 51 Devonshire Street in 1998.Threatened with closure February 2000 
Image by R. Waters.
Closed and boarded up by June 2000.
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