THREE HORSE SHOES

Beerhouse keeper Elijah Feltham, age 40, was found guilty of stealing 62 lbs of hay, worth 2/6d from the farm of John Todd the elder on 25th March 1864 (Good Friday). At the hearing held Wednesday 29th June 1864 Mr Feltham claimed that he had gained permission to take the straw from Mr. Todd's son. The son could neither swear that he did or did not give permission since on the day it was said that he had talked to Mr. Feltham he had been to church and then got `rather boosy' at the Kings Head and could not recall any conversation.
Feltham was sentenced to three month's detention with hard labour.

For Sale by Auction Monday, 10th September 1866.
Containing five sleeping rooms, five rooms on the ground floor and excellent cellar. Slaughter house, Stable, Gig House and other convenient Buildings. About two Acres of Orchard and Arable Land.. In occupation of Messrs. Cann & Co. or their undertenant.

Carrier and Publican Peter George Varley was summoned, Friday 22nd May 1896 under the Poaching Prevention Act for having in his van, on May 9th, 4 live pheasants, 87 pheasants eggs and 180 partridge eggs. Since he was legally obliged to accept any parcel brought to him, the charges were dismissed.
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It was reported at the Petty Sessions, 7th February 1910 that alterations had been made without the necessary planning permissions. However the premises had been greatly improved. Owners of such premises were reminded that alterations should not be made without approved plans.

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Closure agreed at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 29th May 1962, unless trade was to improve substantially.
Sales given as 69 barrels.
Licensee said to be 28 years old and to have been a tenant for 2 years.