| Licensees : |
| JOSEPH YOUNGS |
1836 - 1861 |
| WILLIAM JERMY |
1863 |
| WILLIAM PRIME |
1864 - 1869 |
JAMES
WILLIAM RUDD
Age 29 in 1871 |
1871 - 1875 |
| JAMES WATSON |
1877 - 1894 |
| 22nd August 1878 - Warned by the Court
that a hole in his back wall, large enough to pass a jug of beer
through, rendered him liable to a 10s per day penalty and forfeiture of
his licence. Licence renewed following confirmation that the hole had
been filled. |
| Convicted during the year 1892 to Aug
1893. Licence renewed August 1893 upon promise to conduct the house
properly. |
GERMAINE ROBERT WAINE
(Robert Waine in 1900) |
1896 - 1900 |
| GERVAISE
WARD |
1901 |
| CHARLES HAWKINS |
by 1903 |
| JAMES NEWMAN |
13.01.1905 |
| JAMES BANHAM |
16.04.1915 |
| (JAMES NELSON KEMP manager?
1921, 1922 & 1925) |
| JAMES BANHAM |
1929 |
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The COACH
& HORSES by 1822
First found as the GOLDEN LION
in 1836
On Friday 13th January 1905 the licence was transferred from Mr. Hawkins
who said he tried to keep a quite house and found there was no trade. He
did not like the house. The rent was said to be £20 per year.
Address as 24 George Street in 1904, 1912 & 1921
James Nelson Kemp appears in Kelly's directories for 1921, 1922 and 1925, but not in the
licence registers.
Licence given up in consideration of a full licence granted to the
AVENUE
HOTEL, Beatty Road. (Undated - by 02.1930)
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