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170 KING STREET St. GEORGES WARD FULL LICENCE CLOSED
STEWARD & PATTESON  
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WILLIAM BALLS 1850
JOSEPH TAYLOR 1854
HENRY SAMSON 1856
Miss ANN BOTWRIGHT 1858 - 1865

Previously the POT IN HAND.

Listed 1854 - 1865 as the CHAMPION at 170 King Street.

Reported to the magistrates September 1852 as one of five houses in the town which were continually open to an unreasonably late hour.


Tuesday 24th September 1861 - Jane Rogers, an Irishwoman, and evidently an old hand, was charged with stealing a knife and table cloth on the previous afternoon. Accompanied by a man, she had entered the house and called for a pint of porter. Soon afterwards the man departed leaving her alone in the kitchen. She departed almost immediately and it was discovered that the knife and table cloth were missing, both of which were found on Rogers by Sergeant Berry. Sentence three month's hard labour.

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Rebuilt by S&P in 1866 and then called the CAMBRIDGE.