Licensees :
JOHN PERRY Age 43 in 1871	*1869 - 1875
JOHN SOUTHGATE See opposite	1881 - *1883
GILBERT HENRY TAYLOR (At DERBY WINE STORES 1894)	*1888 - 1893
Charged twice in 1892 of being open at illegal hours.
CHARLES BULLIMORE	03.11.1893
GILBERT HENRY TAYLOR	*1896 - 1901
MATTHEW FRANCIS DRAKE	by 1903
FREDERICK GEORGE GRIMES	13.01.1905
ROBERT WILLIAM BROWN	13.10.1905
ROBERT HENRY BUNTEN	11.01.1907
ROBERT ROLFE	12.01.1909
JANE SOUTHGATE	29.10.1909
GILBERT HENRY TAYLOR	03.06.1910
Convicted 30.08.1916 of failing to close at 9:00pm as required by a Competent Military Authority. Fine 40/- plus 5/- costs or 21 days detention. ( Had been at this house "On and Off for nearly 28 years".
ELIZABETH TAYLOR	13.06.1919
WILLIAM EWART BUTT	04.01.1921
WALTER PETTINGILL	29.05.1923
ELIZABETH PETTINGILL	10.09.1929
Convicted 30.07.1937 of selling out of hours. Fine £2.
ELIZA AMY MARJORAM	13.12.1938
HARRY BURGESS	22.10.1940

Previously the TROWEL & HAMMER

Factory Road 1869
21 & 22 Wells Road 1871
Jury Street 1875
Address as 5 Factory Road in 1881
Factory Road & Jury Street 1890.

Friday 25th August 1880 - John Southgate was charged of neglecting his father, an inmate of the workhouse. He said that he could not afford to keep him, but was ordered to pay 2s 6d a week to maintain his father and also to pay the costs of the proceedings.


On Friday 13th January 1905 the licence was transferred and it was stated that the rent was £25 per year.