| Licensees : |
WILLIAM SHACKCLOTH
Age 70 in 1851 |
1836 - 1863 |
JAMES HURN / HEARN
& coal dealer
Age 59 in 1871 |
1864 - 1888 |
| Saturday 23rd April 1867 -
Pleaded guilty to being drunk and riotous on 13th April - Having
previously been before the bench, he was fined 10s and 10s 4d costs. |
| Saturday 26th
August 1871 - Fine of 10s plus 2s 10d costs for allowing drunkenness in
his house on 29th July.. Also given a warning that any further complaint
and the licence would be withdrawn. |
FRANK LANGLEY
Age 39 in 1891
Died September 1914 - age 62 |
25.06.1888 - 1914 |
| MARY A LANGLEY |
to 1915 |
|
In February 1909 it was reported that the Tap room was about 13 feet by
13½ feet. The house was believed to be doing more business that
any other house in the parish because beer was ½d per pint
cheaper.
Average yearly sales reported as 144 barrels and 26 gallons of spirits.
In 1909, Mr. Langley stated the house had been in occupation of his
family since it opened, "about 80 years ago".
( So c1830).
Confirmation of Closure by Compensation given 28th May 1915.
Closed by Compensation 1915.
On Tuesday 21st September 1915, owners Steward & Patteson Ltd, were awarded compensation of £752
2s 6d for closure of the house.
The tenant, Mary Ann Langley to receive 10% of that award. |
