| Licensees : |
| ....... |
1822 |
| CHARLES HOCKLEY |
1830 |
| SAMUEL SIMMS |
1836 - 1839 |
| WILLIAM
BEALES |
1844 - 1846 |
WILLIAM CARTER
age 48 in 1851 |
1849 - 1856 |
| THOMAS
EDWARD BOWLES |
1858 |
| JOHN WINTER |
1861 |
| JAMES PALMER |
1863 - 1869 |
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Monday 1st February 1864 - Ordered to put 5s into the poor box for
having house open on the previous day at illegal hours. |
HENRY BINKS
Age 51 in 1871 |
1871 - 1872 |
| JOHN GAMBIA |
1875 |
| WILLIAM
SNOOK |
1877 - 1879 |
| WILLIAM R
PLANE |
1881 |
| ROBERT C. DYE |
1883 |
| WILLIAM ISAAC DYE |
1886 - 1888 |
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Licensee John Winter was charged Monday 26th August 1861 of having persons
drinking in his house at illegal hours, the previous day. It was explained
that no liquor had been drawn, but a person in the house had been ill and
had previously brought some rum with him. - Cautioned and discharged.
Conveyed 17th June 1884 from George Lucas, William James Steward, John Baker and Jane
Parker Ferrier to Donald Steward and Henry Staniforth Patteson.
S&P offered to drop
the full licence (Reported 25.08.1888), plus that of the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE,
George Street in exchange for a new Off-beer licence in Winifred Road, Southtown. The new
licence was granted.
Building in use as a shop 1997. |
