| Licensees : |
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JAMES JENKINSON
worsted weaver |
1806 - 1810 |
| THOMAS MALLETT |
1822 |
| ROBERT CORRICK |
1830 |
| JAMES WARNES |
1836 |
| JAMES REEDER |
1839 |
| JOHN TORTOISE |
1842 - 1845 |
JOHN BURTON
according to the magistrates |
1845 |
| ROBERT
PLUMSTEAD |
1847 |
| EDWARD TUDDENHAM |
*1850 - 1851 |
| WILLIAM WEBSTER |
1854 |
| WILLIAM BURTON |
1856 |
| ? |
1861 |
MARTHA
SEAMAN
Licence renewed 19.08.1862 - so probably at house from 08.1861
(Died Q1 1889 - age 78 ?) |
1862 - 1864 |
JOSEPH ENGALL
See below |
1867 - 1870 |
| JOSEPH TOWNSEND |
15.02.1870 |
| SEPTIMUS HILL |
19.08.1870 |
| WILLIAM BAKER |
22.09.1871 |
| EMILY LONERGAN |
11.06.1872 |
| JOHN PRATT |
19.11.1872 |
| SAMUEL GRINT |
12.12.1873 |
| ARTHUR MINNS |
15.06.1875 |
| ISAAC GOOCH |
27.11.1888 |
| JOHN WICKS |
07.05.1889 |
| HENRY BRIGHTWELL |
01.01.1895 |
| HERBERT FREDERICK BARTRAM |
29.12.1896 |
| JAMES FAULKENER SNEATH |
19.03.1901 |
| JOHN JAMES McLELLAND |
18.03.1902 |
AUSTIN WILLIAM GAYTON
(Ran away - Robbed all round!) |
12.05.1903 |
| HERBERT FREDERICK BARTRAM |
by 1905 |
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Joseph
Delight Engall, known as Joseph Engall the younger, Publican
and Dealer of Botolph Street, was adjudged bankrupt 17th
October 1867.
His his :Last Examination and
discharge hearing was on 29th May 1868. |
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Deeds dated 1789 - 1876 exist for dwellings in Boatswain's Call Yard
Licensee R. Plumstead was cautioned by the magistrates at the sessions
held ** 7th September 1847, following complaints about the disorderly
conduct of the house.
At the sessions held 19th August 1862 the licensee was one of many who
were reprimanded for omitting to assist the police, were in the habit of
allowing prostitutes to assemble or conducted themselves in a manner
that, although they had not been summoned or fined, yet were considered
by the magistrates to be improper persons to be entrusted with licenses.
(Martha Seaman was admonished for allowing prostitutes to assemble at
her house but licence was renewed.)
John Wicks applied, on Monday 24th August 1891,
for a music and singing licence for the local bird show club, the member
of which met once a week at the house. Granted.
The house was described at the 1906 Licensing Sessions as being an old house with an
interior construction that made it difficult to supervise.
There were said to be 16 other licensed houses within a radius of 200 yards.
Licence provisionally refused Wednesday 7th February 1906
Closed by Compensation and sold July 1907
Demolished 1967
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