Licensees: |
| ROBERT GEDGE |
1830 |
| JOHN BLYTH |
1836 |
| GEORGE COE |
1839 |
DANIEL MOORE
as Magistrates list |
1845 |
ROBERT HARMER
according to White |
1845 |
| SAMUEL FORSTER |
1854 |
| JOHN CLARKE |
1856 |
THOMAS WARNES
worsted weaver |
by 1858 |
| BENJAMIN LAWS |
12.10.1871 |
| GEORGE WISEMAN |
10.10.1873 |
| FREDERICK BARBER |
30.07.1901 |
Convicted
16.07.1904 of opening out of hours.
Fine £5 plus 9/- costs or 1 months detention. |
| WILLIAM PYCRAFT ELLIS |
29.11.1904 |
|
Reputed to date from the 1400's and to have been the house of Sir John Fastolfe.
Location as near St. James Church in 1845.The Chief Constable objected to licence
renewal at the 1906 Sessions.
The house was described as being very old and registered as a common lodging house with 16
beds. The rooms were not separated from the public house and the police could not properly
supervise. There were 15 other licensed houses within 200 yards.
Licence provisionally refused 07.02.1906 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 23.08.1907.
House demolished c1938 |
