| Licensees : |
| - |
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| BENJAMIN WARD |
*1836 |
| - |
|
JACOB BRIGHTY
& blacksmith |
1845 |
JACOB LEEDER BRIGHTY
& master blacksmith
(Brightey 1861) |
1846 - 1865 |
ROBERT BROWNE
& blacksmith |
1868 - 1883 |
| JOHN R BOWMAN |
1888 |
JOHN CHAPMAN
& blacksmith |
1890 - 1898 |
| Not listed |
1900 |
| BENJAMIN
WILLIAM ALLDAY |
1902 - 1903 |
| NATHANIEL
HAMMOND |
1904 |
| WILLIAM NEALE |
05.12.1905 - 1922 |
HERBERT
RINGER
& market gardener |
1925 |
| Not listed |
1929 |
| ERNEST COLLINS |
1933 - 1937 |
|
Benjamin Ward was convicted during 1836 of suffering
gaming in his Ale-house. Respondents were the Reverend E. Marsham and
William Norris Esq.
After evidence from witnesses the Court was unanimously agreed that the
conviction could not be supported and had the Magistrates heard the same
testimony, they would have reached the same conclusion. The
conviction was quashed but costs were refused.
Appears in Cann & Clarke document dated 26 May 1876
Spirit licence dropped 1894 when ownership changed to Morgans.
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