Licensees :
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HENRY LOADES & grocer age 36 in 1851 (1846 - Shopkeeper, no mention of beer)	*1850 - 1851
HENRY DYE Given at White Horse, King Street in 1858 and at WHITE ROSE in 1863  - All same house ? Engine Smith age 38 in 1861	by *1859
?	1863
HENRY DYE Blacksmith in 1871, age 50? died Q3  1873	by 1865
ELIZABETH DYE age 52 in 1881 age 56 in 1891	10.10.1873
NEWTON WORTLEY according to licence register Wortley Newton according to 1896 directory	27.06.1893
HARRY CROWE age 35 in 1901	17.11.1896
CHARLES FREDERICK MARRIS age 27 in 1911	16.01.1906 to closure

Stood on the East side of the street, a few yards south of Rose Lane.

Frederick Marris also hired out carts - for use by market traders.

At the 1908 Licensing Sessions, the Bench was advised by Inspector Windsor, that the tenant was a broker by trade and left his wife in charge during the daytime. There had been no complaint about the house but it was inconvenient and there were 16 other houses within 200 yards. In support of renewal it was said that the owner of the house was a lady in poor circumstances and she was desirous that the licence could be continued. The trade was good and had a big resident and floating population.
The licence was renewed.

Licence provisionally refused 07.02.1928 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 31.12.1928