Licensees :
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WILLIAM LEWIS & blacksmith age 62 in 1851 (Died Q1 1873 - age 84)	*1825 - 1857
ROBERT LEWIS & ironfounder & smith Age 43 in 1861 Died Q2 1891 - age 73	1857 - 1891
Monday 20th March 1865 - Fine of 1s and 15s costs for willfully permitting drunkenness in his house on Friday 3rd March. See opposite.
PETER FREDERICK LEWIS (Died Q4 1907 - age 54)	1892 to 1907
Mrs SUSANNA LEWIS (Susannah Lewis died September 1931 - age 79)	04.11.1907 to closure

 

Police-constable Goll visited the house between nine and ten o'clock on the night of Friday 3rd March 1865. Amongst those drinking was William Tuck, known as "The Farmer" and a man of notorious intemperate habits. Tuck was drunk and using foul language.
At the hearing on Monday 20th March it was heard that Robert Lewis had run the house for eight years <i.e. since 1857> and his father before him for thirty-two years, < so from about 1825> without any complaint.
Since Tuck was drunk and had been served by Lewis, a fine of 1s and costs was imposed.

 

Closed by compensation and sold 1930

Licence expired 31.12.1930