| Licensees : |
| J. BURROUGHS |
1822 |
| JAMES LOVEDAY |
1830 |
JOHN THOMPSON
(Given in 1851 census as a Coal Merchant
- age 59 - living 6 doors down from the Anchor) |
1831 - 1850 |
ARCHIBALD CHARLES
TREW
age 28 in 1851 |
1851 |
JOHN
THOMPSON
Died Saturday 21st February 1857 - `in the 66th year of his age -
lamented by a numerous circle of friends, by whom he was greatly
respected.' |
1854 - 1857 |
| Mrs ELIZABETH
THOMPSON |
1857 - 1858 |
| Charged 19.01.1858 of
selling beer out of hours. See opposite. |
| SAMUEL FLETCHER |
by 1861 |
| Fine of 1s and 11s costs Thursday 2nd August 1866
for being open at illegal hours on the previous Sunday. |
| Thursday 13th July 1871 - Fine of 2s 6d
and 7s costs for selling beer at illegal hours on the morning of the
previous Sunday. |
An unspecified
complaint is recorded August 1871
against licensee Fletcher. |
Convicted
09.02.1882 of selling out of hours.
Fine £1 plus 7/- costs or 7 days detention. |
| ARMINGER JOSEPH METCALF |
17.10.1882 |
| SAMUEL FLETCHER |
17.06.1884 |
| ROBERT LAWS |
05.05.1885 |
| WILLIAM NEWBY |
08.05.1894 |
| HARRIET NEWBY |
11.08.1896 |
| WALTER ALONZO BENSLEY |
27.11.1906 |
| GEORGE HORACE ASHLEY |
28.11.1911 |
| ELIZA BEATRICE ASHLEY |
17.07.1928 |
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Given as the BLUE ANCHOR 1822 to 1863
As the GOLDEN ANCHOR 1850
ANCHOR INN 1888 & 1933
On Tuesday 19th January 1858, Elizabeth Thompson was charged with having
her house open for the sale of beer at fifteen minutes past eleven on
the previous Sunday. Six men had been found drinking there by Sergeant
Smith. Case dismissed upon the costs of 7s 6d being paid.
At the Annual Licensing Sessions held Monday 23rd August 1858 it was
heard that Elizabeth Thompson had previously been charged for having
been found selling beer during prohibited hours on a Sunday. However since that event, the house had
been well conducted. Licence
renewal granted.
Licence surrendered 21.08.1945 in consideration of removal from the
BRITONS ARMS to the LOAF, 1
Rackham Road.
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