| Licensees : |
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HENRY WHISTLER
Died 8th June 1846 - age 40 |
*1845 - 1846 |
ABRAHAM WOLSEY
age 30 in 1851 |
*1851 - *1871 |
| ELIZA CATES |
to 02.1872 |
| FREDERICK SALTER |
05.02.1872 |
| GEORGE OLDFIELD |
*1872 - *1883 |
MISS CATTON
(Mid 1880's - Let to Miss Catton for £20, due 11th October, annually) |
c1885 |
THOMAS NEWTON
Age 33 in 1891 |
1890 - 1896 |
| WILLIAM
STROULGER |
1900 - 1912 |
| FRANK MOWER |
1916 |
| FRANCIS MOWER |
1921 |
| FRANK MOWER |
17.11.1921 |
| ARTHUR H. CALTON |
03.04.1922 |
| EPHRAIM THODAY BARKER |
05.02.1925 |
| ARCHIE THOMAS PAGE |
15.07.1926 |
| EDWIN SHEPHERD |
08.11.1928 |
| ALFRED GIDDINGS |
05.11.1931 |
| ALFRED NOBBS |
07.02.1935 |
ARCHIE KENNETH FORSTER
licence confirmed 23.04.1953 |
26.02.1953 |
| WILLIAM GEORGE HARDING |
25.11.1954 |
| JOHN &
EUNICE MIDDLEBROOK |
from 1968
- 1995 |
AMANDA JEAN
MIDDLEBROOK
& HUGH McGRATH |
from 1995 - 2010+ |
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| DAVID ROUTLEDGE |
September 2015 |
Thanks
to Amanda Middlebrook for the update 14.09.10
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April 1996
April 1844 - J. W. Branford of the Albion Brewery advised the Public
that he had Pure and Unadulterated East India Imperial Ales and Porter
of superior Quality, in Cask and Bottle.
A ` Malting Brewhouse' and the ALBION TAP Public House were conveyed by John William
Branford to Leonard Shelford Bidwell 31.12.1851. The malthouses were demolished in 1877.
Address as Castle Row in 1872 and as 73 Castle Street in 1875 & 1883 ?
Full licence granted 14th February 1957
Renovated 1968 to become a one bar pub.
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