| Licensees : |
MATTHEW BUTTIFANT
cordwainer 1760
worsted weaver 1763 |
1760 - 1763 |
| WILLIAM HOUGHTON |
1806 - 1807 |
| J PAGE |
1822 |
WILLIAM GIRLING
age 51 in 1851 |
1830 - 1859 |
JOHN HARDY
& shoemaker |
*1861 |
| WILLIAM HARVEY |
1865 |
| DONALD STEWARD |
*1867 |
| WILLIAM PLAYFORD |
1869 to 1893 |
| JANE ELLEN PLAYFORD |
08.08.1893 |
| WILLIAM MICHAEL ANDREWS |
16.01.1906 |
Convicted
04.04.1918 of selling out of hours -
Fine £5 or 13 days detention. |
| CHARLES HOGG |
25.11.1919 |
| EDWIN THOMAS ELLIOTT |
08.02.1932 |
Convicted
10.02.1933 of permitting drunkenness -
Fine £5 or 1 months detention.Convicted 10.02.1934 of selling out of hours -
Fine £2 or 21 days detention. |
| JOHN ARTHUR HAMMOND |
05.04.1938 |
| Mrs HAMMOND |
20.08.1957 |
| PERCY SHEPHEARD |
16.05.1961 |
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c1950Address given as :-
Castle Ditches 1783
Castle Hill 1830
Cattlemarket 1836
Golden Ball Street 1845
Golden Ball Lane....
Stood on the corner of Cattlemarket Street and Rising Sun Lane.
The licensing records state that the house was previously the Rising Sun. However both
houses are listed 1865 and before. William Playford appears at the Rising Sun from at
least 1851 to 1867. It seems that when the RISING SUN
closed c1867 William Playford took on the GOLDEN BALL and the LICENCE from the Rising Sun
came with him.
1868 reference states that licence was dropped, this is presumably the Full Licence from
the original Golden Ball dropped to the Beerhouse licence of the previous Rising Sun?
The property was compulsory purchased according to note from Customs Office dated
23.03.1962 and trading was (said to be temporarily) discontinued.
Name `recently' removed from licence register according to document dated 23.11.1966 |
