| Licensees : |
JOHN MOORE
age 69 in 1851 - blacksmith |
1822 - 1859 |
| ELIZABETH MOORE |
1861 |
| J. J. BACON |
1864 |
| THOMAS CATON |
by 1865 |
| THOMAS CHESTER |
14.03.1871 |
| WILLIAM EDWARD DUFTY |
10.10.1885 |
| ELIZABETH EVE DUFTY |
26.11.1889 |
| SAMUEL MAYNARD |
21.10.1890 |
| EDWARD WILSON |
10.10.1891 |
| WILLIAM HENRY MACKLEY |
11.08.1896 |
| ROBERT BAKER |
09.02.1897 |
| FRANCIS EDWARD GUTTERIDGE |
23.03.1897 |
| ALICE GUTTERIDGE |
08.05.1900 |
Convicted
20.10.1904 of allowing drunkenness.
Fine 20/- plus 20/- costs or 14 days detention |
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Built on the site of the HELL CELLAR and initially known as the GLOBE & SEVEN STARS.
At the 1905 Sessions the Bench heard that Mr. Francis Gutteridge had departed for South
Africa in 1900, leaving his wife as licensee.
`Drunkenness had been permitted and the place had become the haunt of prostitutes and
thieves'.Licence renewal refused 09.02.1905.
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