Licensees :
-
-
RICHARD BOOTH	1836 - 1839
SAMUEL BURT	1845 - 1846
JOHN PALMER	1850
J. BENTON	1854
ROBERT REEDER Age 47 in 1871 - & Shopkeeper & coal merchant	1856 - 1888
JOHN CARTER	1890 - 1905
-

Also given as the HORSE SHOE or HORSE SHOES.
In 1856 as the HORSE & DOVE.

Location as Oldmans Lane 1845.
At Back street 1839, 1856, 1861, 1871 & 1881

At 74 Painter Street 1865 & 1888

Valuation given 25.07.1889 as £600.


On Monday 6th March 1905 Police Superintendent Lowe reported that the house was only 27 yards from the Rose & Crown, 17 yards from the Prince of Wales, 150 yards to Coach & Horses, 156 yards to Duke's Head, 220 yards to St. Nicholas Store, 312 yards to Bell Hotel, 325 yards to King's Head, 341 to Railway Tavern, 342 to White Hart, 375 to Chequers, 413 to Anchor, 446 to King's Arms and 459 yards to the Globe. That was 9 fully licensed houses and 4 beerhouses. The superintendent thought the Horse Shoe Inn to be unnecessary.
Provisional licence granted and houses referred to the County Licensing Committee.


Offered for sale 24th May 1906 for the sum of £1750 including Bake House, Adjoining Cottage and 3 other Houses (See VICTORIA SHADES).