| Licensees : |
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| WILLIAM
YOUNGMAN |
1836 |
JOHN SMITH
age 49 in 1841
Last mentioned as beer seller 1845
Grocer 1851 - age 60
Shopkeeper 1858
Dealer 1861 - age 70 |
1836 - 1851 |
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No sellers of beer identified 1853 to 1868 |
EDMUND
HALL
beer retailer (& shoemaker 1877)
(Only listed as agricultural labourer 1861 and farmer 1863 - 1868)
age 64 in 1871 - Beerhouse keeper & farmer 3 acres |
1869 - 1889 |
| Monday 5th January
1885 - Fine of £1 12s 6d for allowing consumption on the premises, on
17th October 1884, contrary to provisions of the licence, . |
| ROBERT
HALL |
02.09.1889
- 1891 |
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Edmund Hall applied, 1st August 1873, for a licence to sell beer by
Retail and to be drunk in the House and Premises.
(apparently refused).
He applied for transfer of the beerhouse licence to his nephew, Robert
Hall, Monday 2nd September 1889 - Granted.
At the Petty Sessions it was claimed that the house was needed since
there was no public house within 2 to 3 miles. The report that customers
sat and drank on the church wall was denied.
Robert Hall is given as a beer seller and agricultural labourer living near the Church
in 1891.
His OFF Licence was withdrawn upon the Roman Camp receiving a licence.
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