| Licensees : |
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| JOHN DONEBY |
1830 |
| JAMES STARMER |
*1834 |
| SAMUEL WEBSTER |
1836 |
ROBERT BAXTER
age 53 in 1851 |
1845 - *1851 |
ALFRED SEAMAN
& machine man |
1854 - 1865 |
| Monday 5th September 1864 - Fine of
2s 6d and 11s costs for keeping house open for the sale of beer, during
prohibited hours on Sunday 14th August. |
| GEORGE ROBERTS |
1868 - 1877 |
| SAMUEL WRIGHT |
1879 |
HENRY GRANGER
Age 62 in 1881 |
*1881 - *1888 |
JOHN THOMAS STANCER
& sailor
Age 42 in 1901
(Granger 1891 but Stancer 1890, 1892, 1896, 1900 & 1901 ) |
1890 - 1901 |
| Monday 18th November 1895 - Fine of £1
and 16s 6d costs for permitting drunkenness on 9th November. |
| Monday 24th August 1896 - Confirmation
that Mr. Stancer had been fined £1 and costs of 16s 6d and licence
endorsed, for selling beer to a drunken customer. |
| ? |
1904 |
JAMES BRITTEN
(John Britten 1909) |
1908 - 1909 |
| WILLIAM
WATSON |
18.10.1909 |
WILLIAM JOHN PALMLY
Age 36 |
1911 |
| JAMES BRITTEN |
1912 |
| WILLIAM JOHN PALMBY |
1916 |
| CHARLES E POTTER |
1922 |
HARRY BRUNNING
(as Bunning 1933) |
1925 - 1933 |
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In 1896 and 1900 both John Stancer and James Britten are named as
beer retailers. The BLACK BEAR
is not mentioned in either year.
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Image c1960 thanks to the late Geoff Hastings.
For Sale by Auction Thursday, 25th February 1869.
Described as the Old-established Freehold Public House with Stables,
Outhouses and 1A 2R 36P (more or less) of Land adjoining.
In occupation of Mr. Roberts.
1986
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