Licensees :
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SAMUEL BOWEN	1854 - 1865
Fine 2/6d 22nd October 1855 for allowing drinking out of hours.
Fine of 5s for having house open on Christmas Day and Sunday 26th December 1858 at illegal hours. See FREE TRADE
WILLIAM BLACKBURN GEDGE Age 38 in 1871	1868 - 1890
WILLIAM DURRANT	1892
WILLIAM ARMITAGE	1893
CHARLES JENNER (Joiner ?)	03.11.1893 - 1894
CHARLES JENNER	1896 - 1900
LOUIS HARRY MARTIN	1901
WALTER OCTAVIUS WRIGHT	by 1903
HARRY JACOB CARTER	14.10.11904
GEORGE WILLIAM GRAVENELL	20.04.1906
JAMES BANHAM	27.01.1911
AMBROSE ARTHUR WARD	21.04.1911
WILLIAM WARD	12.01.1912
GEORGE HARROD	09.08.1912
ALFRED ELIJAH READER	14.11.1913
ROBERT TOOKE junior	24.09.1915
MARY ANN ELIZABETH TOOKE	13.04.1917
ROBERT TOOKE	10.08.1920
FRANK HORACE OXBOROUGH	08.11.1927
FREDERICK GEORGE GREENGRASS	06.11.1928
JOHN NEWTON	31.12.1929
GRACE EVELYN NEWTON	09.09.1930
HARRY BURGESS	21.10.1941
CHARLES THOMAS BANHAM	18.08.1953

Licensee Bowen appeared before the magistrates on Monday 22nd October 1855.  Persons had been found drinking in his house at 2:00pm the previous day (Sunday). He apologised and explained that those present were neighbours who were served before closing and had become involved in a `mardle'.
He was dismissed with a fine of 2s 6d.


South Market Road 1863

42 Market Road South 1886

Chief Constable B. W. Smith objected to licence renewal Friday 12th February 1932.

In February 1938 the Town Clerk advised the Property Committee that Messrs. Lacon would be given Notice to Quit and the licence be transferred to premises on Wellington Pier. The licence to be held by the manager of the pier.
Licence renewal withheld Friday 18th February 1938 pending removal and surrender. Decision to be made at adjourned sessions 11th March 1938.


Closed for the duration of WWII according to a letter to the magistrates dated 22.08.1941.

Not found after 1941.