| Licensees : |
WILLIAM
TAYLOR
age 55 in 1841
(died Q1 1852 ?) |
*1839 - 1845 |
| Accused
of possessing false weighing scales 3rd September 1866. See opposite |
WILLIAM JAMES
TAYLOR
age 39 in 1851
(died Q3 1872 age 60) |
1851 to 1872 |
SARAH TAYLOR
(died Q1 1877 age 66) |
10.10.1872 |
WILLIAM JAMES TAYLOR
age 40 in 1881
(died Q4 1908 ?) |
20.11.1877 |
| WALTER BARBER |
09.05.1893 |
ALBERT LEGOOD
age 34 in 1901 |
05.02.1901 |
| WALTER WILLIAM BINDLEY |
10.05.1904 |
| ROBERT ELIJAH LANCASTER |
17.01.1905 |
| WILLIAM MOSS |
11.06.1912 |
Convicted
07.05.1915 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine 10/- or 7 days detention |
| MARTHA MOSS |
14.01.1918 |
LOUIS REGINALD CANHAM
Brewery representative |
30.08.1938 |
|
On Monday 3rd September 1866, William Taylor, shop-keeper and publican was
accused of having false weighing scales. Upon visiting the shop the
inspector had discovered flour weighing scales which were one ounce against
the purchaser and a counter balance which he believed were used in weighing
meat. The latter had small lead weights loosely attached underneath, but
could easily be removed to give five drachms against the purchaser. Being
ill, Mr. Taylor was represented by his son who said that the counter balance
was only used to weigh paint, he being a painter.
The magistrates considered it a very gross case and fined the defendant £2
with £1 13s costs.
Address also as 43 Millers Lane (1896) and as Long Catton Lane.
Licence provisionally refused 14th February 1939 & referred to compensation.
Closed under compensation 4th January 1941.
(Had been sold 13th March 1940) |
