| Licensees : |
| PHILIP SERGEANT |
1760 ( ? ) - 1764 |
| ROBERT MAYHEW |
1783 |
| THOMAS BOOTH |
1793 - 1798 |
| Mrs. BOOTH |
1802 |
| THOMAS RISING |
1805 - 1811 |
| WILLIAM HENRY REDHEAD BLACKLEY |
1830 |
| JOHN SHINGLES |
1836 - 1839 |
| CHARLES TAYLOR |
1840 - 1846 |
MARY TAYLOR
age 40 in 1851 |
by 1850 |
| RICHARD SMITH |
08.09.1876 |
| RICHARD HAMMOND |
05.12.1876 |
| JEFFERSON HOLT |
01.01.1880 |
| HENRY BENNETT |
24.02.1883 |
| HORACE LYNN BLAKE |
29.08.1887 |
| MAUD BLAKE |
14.08.1894 |
| GEORGE THOMAS PICK |
26.03.1895 |
| MARY ELIZA PICK |
15.06.1909 |
| MARY ELIZA STEWARD |
21.07.1910 |
| WILLIAM CUBITT TREEN |
05.04.1916 |
| WILLIAM LIONEL GRIX |
07.05.1918 |
| ALICE SUSANNAH GRIX |
11.06.1918 |
Convicted
22.10.1918 of selling out of hours.
Fine £1 or 13 days detention. |
| HARRY HORACE EMMS |
05.04.1933 |
| HARRY POINTER |
25.07.1933 |
| CECIL HARRY SUTTON |
02.01.1945 |
| WILLIAM DERBYSHIRE |
09.02.1954 |
| DENIS FRANK GREENWOOD |
28.12.1954 |
| ALFRED ERNEST COLLINS |
12.06.1956 |
| STEWARD JACKSON HICKS |
05.04.1960 |
| ERIC GORDON BISHOP |
20.11.1962 |
HENRY MALCOLM SMITH &
REGINALD CYRUS CONSTABLE |
23.07.1963 |
JAMES ALLEN BROWN &
REGINALD CYRUS CONSTABLE |
09.02.1965 |
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Mentioned in the trial of `Royalist rioters' 1648, following the blowing up of the
Committee House.
As the CASTLE INN on a trade token dated
1664.
Address as 14 White Lion Street 1783.
As 13 White Lion Street to 1802Philip Sergeant is given at the
CASTLE & LION
in 1760,
but at the CASTLE in 1763.
Thomas Booth, printer claimed to be the owner of the
CASTLE & LION
in his will dated 11th January 1805. ( proved 15th June 1805 )
The house was then said to be in the occupation of his
father in law - Thomas Rising.
Frances, mother of Thomas Booth, had (re) married in 1802.
The will left the property jointly to his mother and Thomas Rising for a period
of 21 years, or life, and was then to be sold.
Not mentioned 1822.
Accidentally damaged by fire 1940.
Closed 1989.
Demolished c1992 to make way for the Castle Mall development. |
