| Licensees : |
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WILLIAM LINGWOOD
(Beerhouse 1854 & 1864)
Farrier 1841
Freeholder 1851 - age 58
(Died Q1 1868 - age 77) |
1840 - 1864 |
| WILLIAM LANDSELL |
1865 - 1867 |
| Mr. STEVENSON |
by October 1867 |
JAMES BASSINGTHWAITE
(as Bassingthwaighte 1879)
Age 33 in 1871 |
1868 - 1880 |
JOHN SMITH
& dealer - age 24 in 1881
(Died 1905) |
1881 - 1888 |
FREDERICK BROWN
age 26 in 1891 |
06.11.1888 - 1892 |
GEORGE FICKLING
(Died Q2 1914 - age 65) |
1896 - 1906 |
| JAMES BAKER |
1908 |
ALBERT GEORGE CHILVERS
Age 42 in 1911
(Died Q4 1959 - age 90) |
1910 - 1922 |
| WILLIAM DUNTHORNE |
1925 |
ARTHUR GEORGE DAY
(Died Q2 1955 - age 68) |
1929 - 1937 |
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1897 image from the collection of the late
Percy Rush.
Shown with permission
William Lingwood recorded as owner in 1867.
William Lansdell of the Farrier's Arms, Licensed
Victualler and Licensed to Sell Beer, Porter, Tobacco and Cigars, and
Licensed to Sell Spirituous Liquors by Retail: and also carrying on the
Trade or Business of Coal Merchant was adjudged Bankrupt on 30th
September 1867. An Order of Discharge was to be delivered to him, should
there be no Appeal, within 30 Days of 2nd December 1867.
On Tuesday 22nd October 1867 the magistrates refused to transfer the
licence from Mr. Stevenson to John Bassingthwaite since the
minute book proved that he had been convicted more than once of offences
against the excise laws.
In July 1868, the new licensee, James Bassingthwaite was described as a
pensioner who had served in the Crimea Campaign, in which he had been
"wounded in a part of his body which did not speak much of his valour".
FARRIERS ARMS 1871
Wine licence granted Tuesday 10th February 1953.
As FERRIERS ARMS in 1967/68
directory.
Selling 18¾ barrels of beer in year prior to closure.
Licence transferred to Brooke WHITE LION
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