Licensees :
THOMAS FOULSHAM (Licence renewed 20.08.1862)	04.09.1860 - 1864
CHARLES OSBORNE	by 1865
JOHN AYLMER	08.04.1873
GEORGE TATTAM	11.12.1877
WILLIAM WALTON	11.05.1880
GEORGE STANNARD	31.12.1881
OSCAR ERNEST SHREEVE	28.01.1884
Convicted 16.08.1884 of allowing disorderly, riotous & quarrelsome conduct.  Fine £3 plus £1/1/- costs or 1 months detention. At the hearing it was heard that Mr Shreeve was about to leave the Canterbury.
JAMES MITCHELL	1886 - 1891
WILLIAM SELF TILLOTT	24.11.1891
LUCY TILLOTT	13.02.1893
WALTER DUNHAM	11.02.1896
ALFRED SCARFF	19.12.1899
WILLIAM ROBERT DOWNES	08.10.1907
ALFRED SCARFF	13.02.1911
JOHN WOODHOUSE HOLDEN	22.08.1916

The Canterbury c1910 - Extreme right.
The entrance to livery stables is just in view.

A licence was granted to Thomas Foulsham on Tuesday 4th September 1860. The name of the new house was reported to be the VOLUNTEER, but this apparently soon changed to the CANTERBURY.
Location described as between Mr. Bedingfield's Livery Stables and Mr. Mackley's on Westlegate.

Given as the CANTERBURY CONCERT HALL in 1868
& CANTERBURY HALL in 1862 & 1890.

Also referenced as at All Saints Parish.

Licence renewed at Sessions held 19th August 1862.
One of several houses where the licensee had been proceeded against during the year. The offences, for which summonses had been issued were either for selling beer out of hours, for allowing gambling or for permitting persons of bad character to assemble.