| Licensees : |
JOHN LEMMON
beer retailer |
1846 |
JOHN LEMMON -
age 78
Master Wheelwright
Died Q2 1851
(William - age 27 - Journeyman saddler)
(Leonard - age 29 - Journeyman blacksmith - at different location to
the two above)
No mention of beer. |
1851 |
| WILLIAM T LEMMON |
*1854 - *1858 |
LEONARD T LEMMON
& wheelwright & smith 1881
& engineer & brassfounder 1883
Died Q1 1893 - age 72 |
1864 - 1892 |
WILLIAM CHARLES WEST
Age 45 in 1901
& blacksmith
(Bankrupt 1903) |
1895 - 1903 |
| WILLIAM WYATT |
1904 |
GEORGE FREDERICK THOMPSON
& blacksmith
(Granted a "Receiving Order" as reported in the London gazette, March
1909.) |
07.1908 - 1910 |
Accused during the year ending February
1911 of selling out of hours, Found guilty, the licence was transferred
to new tenant.
At the time of the offence, 7 persons had been discovered drinking on
the premises - all were convicted.. |
| FRANCES WILLIAMSON |
by May 1910 - 1911 |
| Monday 13th June 1910 - Fine of 40s
and 4s costs for having house open during prohibited hours on 15th May
1910. |
ARTHUR EMIL KRAUSHAAR
Age 42 in 1911 |
1911 - 1915 |
| G FINN |
30.08.1915 |
CHARLES E BROWNE
Died Q3 1927 - age 73 |
11.10.1915 - 1927 |
| ELIZABETH ANN BROWNE |
1927 |
ERNEST JAMES BUSH
(Died March 1971 - age 87) |
1927 - 1937 |
| HARRY BASHAM |
1942 |
Monday 7th September 1942 - Accused
of receiving army petrol. It was claimed that 15% of the fuel in his car
was army petrol.
Case dismissed. |
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| ........ TAYLOR |
c1955 - 1960's |
| MARTIN & JUDY ......... |
1970's |
| .ALAN LAMBERT |
1989 |
| PAUL & SUE CLARKSON |
by 09.1990 - here 07.1991 |
| AARON & TRUDY LAMBERT |
2009 |
|
1996
New (full) licence awarded to Leonard Tillott Lemon Tuesday 5th September 1865.
William West took on the house in 1895, he had his own capital of £7, a
loan of £50 from his brother of which by 1903, he had repaid £35.
It was reported 22nd August 1903 that his examination revealed a
deficiency of £84 16s 6d. (The house had been valued at £36 12s 6d when
he first moved in.)
Advertised TO LET, 9th & 12th May 1908 with possession from 6th July
1908. A Fully-licensed House with Good Blacksmith's Shop.
Apply Steward & Patteson.
George Thompson was found to be insolvent with a deficiency of £103 16s
3d at the first meeting of his creditors, Saturday, 3rd April 1909.
"He had commenced trade without capital, and insufficient trade to meet
expenses" (He had entered the business of innkeeper, blacksmith and
agent for the sale of cycles with no capital of his own, a loan of £12
from his wife and a loan of £20 from the brewers.
Furniture and a piano, obtained upon hire purchase, had been removed by
the owners prior to his bankruptcy.
Mr. Lambert celebrated ten years
of occupancy and five years of ownership, Saturday and Sunday, 23rd and
24th February 2019, with live music and homemade pies.
1970's |
