Licensees :
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ISAAC BURWOOD	1856 - 1860
Tuesday 16th December 1856 - Ordered to pay 5s into the poor box  for permitting his house to be open after midnight the previous Saturday. His first offence.
Monday 6th July 1857 - Ordered to put 5s into the poor box for being open at about 8:30 am on Sunday 5th July 1857
Monday 12th December 1859 - Fine of 5s for having house open at illegal hours and persons drinking therein, on the previous Saturday.
(Full) licence application refused Monday 27th August 1860, as were all the other applications from 24 beerhouses. (It was stated that "Mr. Burwood was a person of great respectability against whom no objection whatever could be raised as his fitness for a licence".)
THOMAS MOORE MILLER	*1863 - *1865
JAMES GEDGE	*1868
JAMES GARBETT & bricklayer	*1869
JOHN PERKINS & carpenter Age 36	1871
Mrs PERKINS	*1872
HENRY C SIMMONS (12 Victoria Road 1875, 11 Victoria Road 1881)	*1875 - 1882
Fine of 5s and costs 29th July 1882 for two persons being found drinking beer during prohibited hours on the Sunday morning.
JOSEPH BLYTH Died Q4 1893 - age 58	1883 - 1893
Mrs LEAH BLYTH	1894 - 1901
JOHN FARRANT	18.10.1901
ARTHUR ALBERT STOLLADAY	from 12. 1901
GEORGE SYMONDS	20.11.1903
CHARLES MOSES MOORE	15.04.1904
ARTHUR THOMAS AMIS	17.11.1905
THOMAS ALFRED BATES	12.01.1912
EMMELINE BATES	21.06.1912
EMMELINE CATCHPOLE (married)	21.06.1913
ALBERT THOMAS HOLT	08.01.1915
JOHN DOCWRA	15.11.1921
CHARLES JOHN CRIBB	13.09.1927
WILLIAM HENRY EAMES	31.10.1933
ETHEL JANE EAMES	02.02.1934
JAMES BANHAM	03.04.1934
EDWIN WILLIAM KENT	05.04.1938
PHYLLIS ADELINE CORK	10.07.1945
HENRY CHARLES CORK	06.02.1948
HORACE GORDON PINK & JOHN RICHARD McBRIDE	04.04.1974
HORACE GORDON PINK & GEORGE CHARLTON HODGE	14.02.1975
CHARLES JOHN GLEASON & RAYMOND JOHN SMITH	13.02.1976
ADMIRAL FREDERICK DOUGLAS CHAPMAN	19.05.1977
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May 1988

Isaac Burwood received Final Orders of Insolvency Monday 28th January 1861. His Petition of Bankruptcy had been heard 26th September 1860.

For Sale by Auction Wednesday 23rd August 1871.
A Beerhouse, Lot No. 9 of 16 Lots to be sold upon the instructions of Joseph Tomlinson Esq. Lot No. 1 being a Nine-Quarter Brewery established upwards of fifty years, situated in Howard Street.

Joseph Blyth applied for a Wine Licence Friday 28th August 1885. Granted.

The first meeting of the creditors of Arthur Stolliday was held on the morning of 14th October 1903. Rent of £7 10s was owing and  £218 6s 7d to unsecured creditors. The assets were valued at £45 14s 6d leaving a deficiency of £172 12s 1d. The debtor had been in the trade for thirteen years and had taken the Bricklayers in December 1901.
Having no capital of his own he had borrowed funds and no books had been kept regarding trade. The debtor argued that the sole cause of his insolvency was betting. He had sold some of the household effects for £13 and had used the money to file the petition of bankruptcy.

Found as the BRICKMAKERS ARMS, 20A Victoria Road or 61 Nelson Road Central in 1934, 1937, 1959 & 1997.