Licensees :
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WILLIAM BALLS	1822 - 1828
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WILLIAM PRETTY age 51 in 1851 (William Pritty 1853, 1842 & 1856)	1835 - 1864
Accused during 1858 and again 15.10.1865 of being open out of hours. Judgements not yet discovered. (On Wednesday 1st November 1865 his appearance in court was adjourned in order that he could prove that beer was served to travellers, as allowed in law.)
THOMAS PRETTY / PRITTY	1865
WILLIAM PAUL	by 1867
Convicted 04.04.1877 of allowing consumption out of hours. Fine 2/6d plus 18/6d costs or 7 days detention.
CLAUDINE PAUL	18.11.1879
GEORGE PAUL	26.05.1885
MARY ANN PAUL	17.02.1891
CHARLOTTE SYDER	10.10.1895
JOHN WESTON	19.11.1895
ERNEST BULLARD	31.07.1900

Address also given as Waterworks Road.

As at Stone Hills 1845 and 1865

At the Annual Licensing Sessions held Monday 30th August 1858 it was heard that William Pretty had previously been charged for having been found selling beer during prohibited hours on a Sunday.  However since that event, the house had been well conducted. Licence renewal granted.