| Licensees : |
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| JAMES MILLS |
1822 - 1830 |
| SARAH MILLS |
1836 - 1839 |
| WILLIAM GUNSTONE |
1845 - 1850 |
THOMAS YOUNGS
age 35 in 1851 |
*1851 - 1864 |
Mrs HANNAH YOUNGS
Age 48 in 1871
See opposite |
1865 - 1872 |
| NATHANIEL NEVILLE |
1875 - 1883 |
| AMBROSE WARBY |
1888 |
HENRY JOHN CASTLE
Age 49 in 1891 |
1890 - 1898 |
| PERCY FREDERICK RUFF |
1900 |
| ARTHUR GOLDTHORPE |
1904 |
| THOMAS WILLIAM SETCHWELL |
1908 - 1912 |
| JOSEPH HENRY PRATT |
by 1916 |
| FRANK IRELAND |
13.11.1924 |
| ARTHUR GEORGE GREEN |
05.03.1925 |
| WILLIAM STABLES |
10.07.1933 |
| ALFRED RICHARD NUNN |
22.11.1956 |
| ALFRED JAMES WILLIAM GIBBINS |
25.10.1962 |
| REGINALD HARRY PIERCE |
09.12.1965 |
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15.08.1997
Location also given as Market Place.
See GREAT ANGEL
On Saturday 3rd August 1867, Hannah Youngs sued clerk Benjamin Chenery
for the sum of £2 11s for unpaid bar bills.
Mr. Chenery admitted the debt but His Honour insisted that the value of
spirits be separated from the malt liquors (Ale). It was discovered
that the entire sum for gin was £1 12s which the defendant usually had
in pints at a time.
Reminding all that debts for spirits could only be claimed for sales of
less than one reputed quart, at a time, the learned Judge said only 19s
must be paid, but if the defendant was an honest man, he would settle
the whole debt.
Valued 25.07.1889 at £1225.
Closed and redeveloped by February 2010
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