| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| THOMAS HOWARTH |
1830 |
WILLIAM SEELEY
(died Q3 1839 ?) |
1836 |
| GEORGE
WATERING |
1839 |
JOHN STEPHEN
TURNER
(Committed suicide 25th July 1845 - age 55) |
1841 - 1845 |
Mrs
CHARLOTTE TURNER
age 40 in 1841
(died Q1 1849) |
1845 - 1846 |
| Mrs. CARTER |
1848 |
BENJAMIN BUCKHAM
age 53 in 1851 |
1850 - 1851 |
CHARLES AMES
(died Q3 1854 ?) |
1853 - 1854 |
CHARLES DOVER
& drover
age 64 in 1881
(died Q3 1890 ?) |
1858 - 1881 |
THOMAS MAWRAN
also as Mauran & Mouran
age 42 in 1891 |
21.05.1881 |
| Convicted
23.05.1891 of allowing consumption out of hours - Fine 10/- with NO costs or 3 days
detention. |
| WILLIAM
CRUIKSHANK |
10.10.1891 |
| FREDERICK MARTIN |
24.06.1894 |
EDWARD CHARLES
BALLS
age 28 in 1901 |
09.05.1899 |
| FREDERICK ALFRED
WILLIAM COMAN |
07.05.1901 |
| ARTHUR BOOTY |
30.07.1901 |
| ERNEST BULLARD |
04.02.1902 |
JOHN JARRETT
(Reported as James Jarrett 25.10.1902) |
23.10.1902 |
| FRED NORTON HILL |
11.06.1912 |
| CHARLES HARRIS |
19.08.1913 |
| MARGARET HARRIS |
05.04.1924 |
|
|
ARTHUR CLARKE |
21.11.1933 |
| FRANK GOLDSON |
19.07.1960
- 1965 + |
| - |
|
IAN WARREN
& BEVERLEY |
by 1989 - 2005+ |
Thanks to Ron
Sheldon for update 02.01.2003
The inquest into the suicide of Stephen
Turner was held at the house on Friday 25th July 1845. That day,
the
deceased had been found hanging from a beam in the stable some
two hours after he had apparently placed a nine-pin on top of a
measure in order to reach the beam.
In a low state of mind regarding family concerns, a verdict of
Temporary Insanity was reached.
|
During the period of Arthur Clarke - c1935
(The chap holding the stick is Ernest Clarke, father of Arthur.
He had died by 1939)
As the NEW ANGEL at St. Clements
in the Field 1830.
As the ANGEL PLEASURE GARDENS
in late 1800's.
Music, singing and dancing licence granted 22nd August 1891.
The gardens were 50 yards square and held a stage 38 feet by 22 feet (?)
upon which, in fine weather, performances took place. In bad weather there
was a large room with a small stage at one end. A greater part of the value
of the premises would be lost if the licence was not granted.
With no objections, the licence applied for was granted.
ANGEL GARDENS 1891 & 1937
The ENTERTAINER
1984 - 1987
The ANGEL GARDENS from
October 1987
November 1987 image by Barry Wilkinson.
On Tuesday 5th December 1848, Samuel Davey was charged by landlady Mrs
Carter of being disorderly and of breaking a window in the Angel.
Davey said that he was a funny singer and had been invited by Mrs Carter
to attend the Free and Easy which was held the previous night. Although
he gained no money, he got plenty of beer. He was used roughly and his
hat had been damaged.
He was fined a total of 8s 6d which included damages and costs, or 21
days imprisonment. He went to prison. |
