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Church Stile
St. BENEDICTS STREET St. GREGORY FULL LICENCE CLOSED
FREE HOUSE First supplied by Steward & Co during the year commencing November 1840
Licensees :
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WILLIAM RANDALL 1837
THOMAS FRANCIS
age 58 in 1851
& estate agent
See below		 1839 - 1851
CAPTAIN AGGAS
See below		 1853
JAMES De CARLE 1854
JAMES SECKER
(Sacker according to Melville)		 1856

Mr. Thomas Francis was elected as Surveyor for the Guardians of the Poor on a salary of £26 per annum, Friday 22nd August 1845.

Catherine, wife of Captain Aggas, late of the 1st West Indian Regiment, died June 1850, age 43.

For Sale by Auction Tuesday 25th April 1837.

Given as the CHURCH TOIL in 1839.

On the evening of Friday 8th November 1844, a large company of the electors supped with Mr. Rump and Mr. Seaman at the Church Stile. The usual loyal toasts were given by the chairman. The health of the Conservative electors were enthusiastically toasted.
The electors present were resolved ultimately to rescue the Second Ward from the Whig-Radical domination.

Address as Upper Westwick Street in 1845.

CHURCH STYLE in 1851.

Offered To Let June 1853 - Enquire of the Proprietor, Captain Aggas.

As the CHURCH & STATE TAVERN in 1850, 1852, 1853, 1854 & 1856.