Licensees :
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GEORGE DAY	1791
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WILLIAM ROWE	1822 - 1836
M A ROWE (according to Robson)	1839
TIMOTHY WRIGHT	1839 - 1846
WILLIAM BLANCHFLOWER publican 1851 age 51 victualler 1861 publican & tobacconist 1871	by 06.1849 to at least 1879
Monday 4th April 1859 - Fine of 5s and 13s expenses for selling beer at an unlawful hour on the previous Sunday.
Monday 25th June 1866 - Fine of 10s and 19s 6d costs for, on the previous Monday, harbouring prostitutes for longer than 10 minutes.
Monday 8th October 1866 - Fine of 40s and 19s 6d costs for allowing prostitutes to assemble at his house.
FREDERICK SCOTT proprietor	1883

Stood on the corner of the High Street and Union Lane.
(Also known as Jermyns Lane)

In 1883 proprietor Frederick Scott was advertising
`Select musical entertainment every evening'.
(Only the name of William Blanchflower appears in the Licence Register)

At the Brewster Sessions held Monday 24th August 1885 an application was made to transfer the licence to a house in Almshouse Lane which Messrs. W & T Bagge intended to convert into a public house.
Owners and occupiers of the vicinity objected and the request was refused.

No application for licence at Annual General Licensing Meeting 1885.