Licensees :
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ROBERT SMITH age 28 & Livery Stablekeeper - 1861 & Hay Dealer - 1871, age 38 (Martha Brown Smith, the sister of Robert,  married John Sparrow in 1837 -  See Runham Horse Shoes)	1861 - 1873
SAMUEL JAMES SPARROW	1875 - *1883
JAMES ROBERT SMITH & corn & hay dealer	1886 - 1888
HENRY NURSE	1892 - 1900
HENRY P BONE & livery keeper	October 1900 - 1901
HENRY WILLIAM BONE as given 1903	1903
HENRY PORTER BONE See opposite	19.08.1904
WILLIAM EDMUND HINDES	14.04.1905
ROBERT JOHN NURSE	17.11.1905
NELSON SHIPP	15.11.1912

 

A wine licence was granted to Robert Smith on Thursday 28th August 1873.

78 St Nicholas Road in 1881.

Mr. & Mrs. Bone were hosts to a smoking concert on the evening of Monday 2nd March 1903. The occasion was in connection with the Mitre Boys' Outing Club and was attended by about fifty members and friends.

The first meeting of the Creditors of Henry Porter Bone met 4th March 1905.
It was heard that his liabilities were £738 10s 2d of which £401 12s 3d was expected to rank for dividend, leaving a deficiency of £338 6s 11d. <The above numbers are as reported but do not exactly add up!> The problem was due to bad debts and loss in buying horses.


On Friday 14th April 1905, Henry Bone confirmed that the rent was £80 and rates were paid on that amount.

Referred to Compensation 06.02.1929.

Licence expired 30.09.1929