| Licensees : |
| - |
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WILLIAM
LODGE
& waterman 1861
Age 54 in 1871 |
*1861 - 1879 |
|
Fined 5s on Monday 5th January 1863 for having house open at illegal
hours on the previous day. |
| RICHARD BROWN |
1881 - 1896 |
| Accused Saturday 19th May 1883 of having
house open at 9:00 am on previous Sunday - Case dismissed. |
| Week of 12th August 1883 - appeared
before the magistrates - see next entry. |
Wednesday 22nd August 1883 - Fine of 40s
and costs, or one month's imprisonment, for having house open at 6:00 am
on 20th August.
(Had been before the court on another charge the previous week, hence
the severity) |
| WALTER GEORGE BASE |
1900 |
ARTHUR KING
& furniture dealer |
by 1901 |
| ERNEST ALBERT MORTON |
13.01.1905 |
| WILLIAM RANDALL |
12.01.1912 |
| JOHN WESLEY SINNETT |
08.04.1930 |
| Convicted
31.08.1934 for selling in other than an Imperial marked measure. Fine
£1 plus 7/6d costs
or 14 days detention. |
| JOHN BERTIE STANLEY BLYTH |
21.10.1947 |
| HARRY BURGESS |
16.10.1951 |
| SIDNEY STANLEY KERRISON |
04.12.1951 |
| GEORGE WILLIAM ROBERT
HASLER |
06.03.1953 |
| HORATIO
HERBERT K OAKLEY |
06.12.1955 |
| GEORGE
CHARLES WILLIAM WRIGHT |
11.06.1957 |
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c1910 : A group of workers from the Singer Factory in Coventry.
Image thanks to June Gibson and Simon Shaw
Offered For Sale by Auction, Wednesday 24th June 1868 along with Two
Cottages and Cellars to the rear.; also a capital Shop and
Dwelling-house situated on Church Plain.
The public house being described as Newly Erected and located opposite
Messrs. Lacon's Beer Stores.
Address 53 North Quay in 1886 according to Cook
(G Brown given as licensee)
Tuesday 23rd August 1892 - Wine licence granted to Richard Brown.
(He
was absent from the Brewster Sessions through illness).
On Friday 13th January 1905 the licence was transferred and it was
stated that the rent was £30 per year.
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