Licensees :
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ROBERT OLDFIELD according to Pigot	1839
WALTER LONG & marine stores according to Robson	1839
THOMAS NEWTON	1845 - 1846
FRANCES NEWTON	1850
WILLIAM MERRIKIN & tailor	1851 - 1854
WILLIAM BARNARD Age 59 in 1861 (Shoemaker, Kings Street, 1863)	*1856 - 1861
Fined 1s and 14s 6d costs Monday 6th October 1856 for having house open at the illegal hour of 12:30am on Sunday.
Monday 24th January 1859 - Fine of £5 and 18s costs for running a disorderly house. (Having been previously convicted of a similar offence). On 12th January two women had been found fighting and the landlord made no attempt to stop it. A witness believed that a prostitute hired a room in the house. See opposite.
HORATIO CARTER See below	1863
WILLIAM MUNDAY	by 07.1863 - 1865
Monday 6th July 1863 - Fine of 8s and 18s 6d costs for allowing disorderly conduct on the previous Friday.
Saturday 4th February 1865 - Mary Munday charged of being drunk and of creating a disturbance in Purfleet Street, at midnight. Fine of 5s and 10s costs, or in default 14 days. The money was paid.

Although Horatio Carter is given as the landlord in the 1863 trades directory, it seems that by July 1863 Mr. Munday held the licence.
On  Saturday 24th October 1863, Mr. William Munday of the Angel, King Street had been assaulted by Horatio Carter, then a boatman.
Expenses of 11s 6d were to be paid by Carter.