| Licensees : |
| JOHN SCOTT |
1806 - 1807 |
| JOHN FLOOD |
1822 - 1839 |
ROBERT GURNEY
age 49 in 1851 |
1840 - * 1851 |
| JAMES GIRDLESTONE |
1854 |
| DANIEL BELL CASSON |
1856 - 1861 |
| CHARLES WILLIAM HASLETON |
by 1865 |
| DANIEL SWASH |
15.08.1868 |
| JOSEPH METCALF |
05.07.1870 |
| ESTHER GOLDING |
30.05.1873 |
| JAMES CLAPHAM |
12.06.1874 |
| GEORGE FROST |
16.11.1875 |
| JAMES SENDALL |
10.10.1877 |
| THOMAS WILLIAM BENSLEY |
02.04.1878 |
|
Also found as the THREE JOLLY FARMERS 1852 & 1856
Licence removal granted 1879 for premises at the junction of Speke Street and
Livingstone Street.
Sign changed to the DUKE OF CONNAUGHT
The Eastern Evening News of 14.12.1948 reported that part of the building was
demolished in 1882 to allow extension of the furnishing shop of George Tyce. It was said
that remnants of the 18" walls and 9" wooden beams still could be seen in the
basements. |
