| Licensees : |
| - |
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| CHARLES
AUCKLAND |
1858 |
| JOHN CARLISLE |
1861 - 1864 |
WILLIAM HENRY HILL
& brush maker |
1865 |
| SAMUEL KERRISON |
1866 |
| Fines totalling £1 10s on
Monday 20th August 1866. See Opposite. |
| JAMES GRANT |
1868 - 1869 |
| ELIZABETH RAPER |
20.06.1869 - 1871 |
| WILLIAM WARD |
by 1872 |
| HENRY WHINSTONE |
04.01.1875 |
| FREDERICK SCOTT |
26.06.1876 |
THEODORE BEELY (?)
also found as Theodore Reeh |
22.11.1880 |
| ROBERT GREEVES |
27.06.1887 |
| ROBERT ROSE |
12.11.1888 |
| HENRY ASPLAND GOODCHILD |
13.05.1889 |
| JAMES PEARMAN BOUCH |
29.07.1889 |
| FREDERICK REED |
12.10.1891 |
| GEORGE WALTER LAKE |
05.04.1897 |
Thomas Reed is also given in (Kellys) 1888
as well as Robert Greeves.
Perhaps the name Reed is entered in error and is the same person as found earlier as
Theodore Beely or Reeh?
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The SHIP 1731, 1733
The SHADES
in 1851
The ROYAL
MAIL in 1845
The SHIP by 1858 to 1897
The EXCHANGE
from 1897
On Monday 20th August 1866, Samuel Kerrison was charged and found guilty of
knowingly allowing eleven prostitutes to assemble at his house.
Mr. Kerrison said that he had kept a quiet house and no complaints had been
made by the neighbours.
After being fined 10s 6d and 19s 6d costs, his defence argued that the
charges were invalid since the complaint did not say if was laid on the
behalf of the Paving Commissioners, or the Mayor or burgesses.
After much discussion the Magistrates amended the information, after the
conviction under protest from the defendant.
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