Licensees :
WILLIAM ADAMS worsted weaver	1760 - 1764
JOHN BURTON	1810
WILLIAM BUCKENHAM	1822 - 1842
WILLIAM WHITTAKER	1845
RICHARD MACKLEY	*1850 - *1851
Mr. Mackley fined a total of 13s 6d 24th March 1852. See opposite.
JOHN MACKLEY	1854 - *1858
JOHN WINTER	08.1858 - 1859
EDWIN CARTER	1861
HENRY DILLISON	1861
Fined 5s with 11s costs for having deficient beer measures in possession - Saturday 24th August 1861
JOHN BATSON	by 1864
WILLIAM NEWTON	07.04.1868
Convicted 24.04.1879 of allowing consumption out of hours. Fine £3 plus 18/6d costs or 1 months detention.
Convicted 03.02.1883 of allowing consumption out of hours. Fine £5 plus 18/6d costs.
ELIZABETH NEWTON	19.06.1883
JOHN HARDINGHAM	10.02.1885
THOMAS HOUGHTON	11.09.1886
LAVINA HOUGHTON	24.06.1890
RICHARD SPAULS	10.10.1895
ALBERT EDWARD BUTCHER	10.05.1898
FREDERICK JAMES REILLY	10.10.1900
Convicted 25.10.1902 of selling out of hours. Fine £1 plus 7/- costs or 7 days detention.
CHARLES WILLIAM NELSON	01.09.1903
JAMES ARTHUR HORSTEAD	27.11.1906
Convicted 30.07.1907 of selling to a drunken person. Fine 10/- plus 8/- costs or 7 days detention.
ROBERT WALTER BRUNDISH (went to Robin Hood)	26.11.1907
ARTHUR GIRDLESTONE	10.06.1913
HELEN LARTER GIRDLESTONE	18.07.1916
ARTHUR GIRDLESTONE	13.05.1919
JOHN MOORE	07.02.1922
GERALD HARRY FINN	18.06.1935

The RED COW 1760 / 1807, 1810, 1830, 1852, 1858 & 1861
The COW 1760 & 1763.
The BROWN COW 1836, 1912 & 1933.

Mr. Mackley was fined 2s 6d with 11s costs on Wednesday 24th March 1852 for having his house open for the sale of beer after midnight of Saturday 20th March. Two constables had found the house open after twelve and again after one o'clock on the Sunday morning. Unfortunately the record does not identify the licensee by Christian name. It was probably Richard Mackley, but it could have been John.

At the licensing session held Monday 23rd August 1858 it was heard that the previous character of the house had been good, but John Mackley had allowed card playing. The new tenant, John Winter was granted the licence.