Licensees :
M. REEDER	1822
EDWARD WHANSTALL	1827 - 1830
RICHARD KINGDON according to Pigot - at Chequers Went to QUEEN ANNE	1839
RICHARD KINGDOM according to Robson - at White Chequers	1839
Mr. WOOD	1842
Fine of 20s and 11s 6d costs on Thursday 26th May 1842 for harbouring notoriously bad characters. Given two weeks to pay the fine.
THOMAS FRANCIS	1842
JAMES CHAPMAN	1844 - 1845
Wednesday 10th July 1844 - Fine of 20s for keeping house open until 3:00am on Sunday morning, and of allowing riotous persons to assemble within.
Tuesday 21st August 1844 - Accused of running a disorderly house and thus becoming liable to a fine of £10, Mr. Chapman said that he was away at the time of the reported disturbance which had occurred on the previous Sunday night, when his wife ejected a pair of drunken women. The Mayor, observed that he had been previously convicted of a similar offence and in consequence his licence would be stopped at the next licensing day.