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 TURNPIKE		 CLACKCLOSE HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED 03.06.1966
CLACKCLOSE LICENCE REGISTERS PS 7/4/1 to PS 7/4/3 (1917 - 1949)
ARTHUR HEALEY of Clapham
MILLS BREWERY on lease from Arthur Healey by February 1934
HALL, CUTLACK & HARLOCK 06.01.1939
STEWARD & PATTESON  
Licensees :
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RICHARD ATCHESON 1830  - 1831
JAMES GILL
age 46 in 1851
& farmer		 1836 - 1872
GEORGE HILL
age 50 in 1881		 1875 - 1881
JAMES HUNTER
& farmer
(also known as James Hunter Rowe - borrowed £250 from Eli Vasser , 3rd June 1882)		 14.11.1881 - 1884
Fine of £1 and £1 0s 6d costs on 12.02.1883.
See opposite.
Monday 6th October 1884 - Fine of £1, including costs, for an assault on customer as he was leaving.
ROBERT SAMUEL SAINT
age 48 in 1891		 1886 - 1892
Monday, 21st June 1886 - Accused of being open during prohibited hours on Sunday, 9th May. Case dismissed.
JAMES BEATON / BEETON
age 57 in 1901
Died 1910		 1896 - 1910
Mrs CHARLOTTE BEETON
age 68 in 1911
(Died  14th February 1926 - age 83)		 11.07.1910  - 1912
Monday 1st July 1912
Fine of £5 19s 10d inclusive of costs, for not entering into the stock books the receipt of 2 gallons of spirits received 13th December 1911.
ALBERT HENRY COLESHILL 28.10.1912
HENRY KING 30.09.1929
JAMES LONGMUIR 26.09.1932
ROBERT ERNEST MOOR 27.09.1937
ARTHUR SHARPE 15.07.1940
Mr CLEAVER to closure



1912 image thanks to William Smith.
Mrs Beeton at the door, Charles Welbourne is to the right.
Image thanks to William Smith, from his book `Outwell in a Nutshell'.

On Monday 12th February 1883 William Pikett, the licensee of the BLACK HORSE at Barroway Drove, charged James Hunter of entering his house and committing an assault. After somewhat conflicting evidence about ill-feeling between the two and two other customers, it turned out that Hunter had been hit by Pikett with a piece of wood. Pickett was then charged with assault on Hunter.
The Bench found in favour of Pikett and thought his actions were in self-defence. Hunter was fined £1 and 20/6d costs.
The second charge of assault by Pikett on Hunter was dismissed.

Closure agreed at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward & Patteson, 29th May 1962.
Sales then given as 50 barrels.
The house survived until 1966.

Sales given as 51¼ barrels for the year immediately prior to closure.
`Uneconomic' given as reason for closure when licence surrendered.