| Licensees : |
ALFRED POSTLE
age 56 in 1871 |
* 1864 to 1873 |
JOHN BROOM
age 46 in 1881
(Died Q2 1888) |
01.12.1873 |
| JOHN BROOM junior |
14.11.1887 |
WILLIAM MORRIS
age 55 in 1891
& bricklayer |
11.11.1889 |
| Licence endorsed
following conviction for allowing consumption out of hours - 20.12.1889 |
BENJAMIN CURTIS
age 40 in 1901
& vermin killer |
29.08.1900 |
| ARTHUR SHORTEN |
07.07.1902 |
ROBERT CRACKNELL
age 55 in 1911
Died Q1 1923 |
07.09.1908 |
| CECIL THOMAS SHARMAN |
14.05.1923 |
| Fine £3 plus
1/- costs for selling out of hours - 27.01.1930 |
| VICTOR ROBERT REEVE |
27.11.1933 |
| ALFRED E H LEE |
14.04.1935 |
| ALEXANDER GRAHAM DRYSDALE |
19.08.1935 |
| HAROLD REGINALD BUSBY |
21.06.1937 |
| ALFRED ERNEST HENRY LEE |
14.03.1938 |
| FREDERICK CHARLES HOWARD |
20.06.1938 |
| ALFRED WILLIAM THORPE |
19.06.1939 |
| EILEEN LORNA EVA DAWSON |
16.11.1942 |
| ROBERT
WILLIAM ERIC SMITH |
23.12.1957 |
| THOMAS WILLIAM BLAND |
10.11.1958 |
|
It was reported February 1904 that Arthur Shorten had been summoned
during the previous year for permitting drunkenness - Case had been
dismissed.
Sales for 1960 were 54 barrels of beer and 20 spirits.
Sales of 69 barrels of beer reported at First Joint Committee Meeting of
Bullards and S&P, 29th May 1962, when closure was recommended.
The licensee being said to be aged 55 and to have been at tenant for 4 years.
Licence
not renewed 8th February 1965,
but not officially closed until 8 months later
according to Bullards records. |
