Licensees :
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THOMAS WINTER (age 39 in 1851) Given at the New Inn before 1851 and as late as 1858	1834 - 1858
Wednesday 5th April 1854 - Fine of 5s and 11s 6d costs for serving liquors on the previous Sunday, at illegal hours.
SUSANNAH WINTER	by 1859
Paid fine of 1s and costs of 11s 6d (Sometime between August 1858 and August 1859) for selling during prohibited hours.
HENRY LUCAS	29.09.1871
ROBERT SAMUEL WALTER	08.04.1872
SAMUEL GRINT	25.03.1878
Convicted 24.04.1879 for allowing consumption out of hours - Fine 10/- plus 18/6d costs or 14 days detention.
ARTHUR WILLIAM FLOWERS	27.12.1881
Convicted 01.03.1882 for allowing consumption out of hours - Fine £1 plus 18/6d costs or 14 days detention.
ROBERT FULLER GRAND	10.10.1885
GEORGE JAMES SPRINGFIELD	17.11.1885
EDWARD JAMES DEWING	10.05.1887
HANNAH BARRETT Age 52 in 1911	30.11.1909
HANNAH BROWNE	30.07.1919
ALFRED BETTS	05.04.1924
Convicted 16.11.1932 of selling out of hours - Fine £2 or 21 days detention.
JACOB HOWARD	10.03.1953
ALAN EDWARD LINSTEAD	28.12.1954
FREDERICK CYRIL HEWITT	14.06.1955
KENNETH JAMES EDWARDS	01.01.1957
HERBERT WILBY HOSTLER UTTING	12.02.1957
WILLIAM JAMES FRANCIS BAXTER	14.03.1961
PHILIP CHIPPERFIELD	1971
DENNIS LAMB	1974
TERENCE O'NEIL	1979 - 1980
MICHAEL & DOREEN COMBS-HOARE	here 08.1984
PHILIP PETER CHIPPERFIELD	10.1984
JOANNE HUNT	11.1993
TREVOR LAWRENCE	07.1994

1993

Offered To Let, 23rd November 1831 - Apply James Campling at the RIFLE MAN.

On Wednesday 21st July 1841, Mr. R. Coates hoped to complete his task of walking 1000 half miles in 1000 consecutive half hours at the Green Hill Gardens.
On the Tuesday a full Military Band would attend and an admission fee of 6d would be for the Benefit of Mr. Coates. There would be Fireworks on the Wednesday evening.

Advertised TO LET, March 1842, the Green Hill Gardens or New Inn.
"Replete with every convenience for carrying on an extensive business; attached to it are skittle and trap ball grounds, and a well planted pleasure green surrounded by drinking boxes, orchestra, &c."

Given as the NEW INN GREENHILL GARDENS in 1850

As GREEN HILLS 1851

The NEW INN as 1859 Licensing report.

A Balloon Ascent and Fireworks were advertised to take place on Monday 16th July 1855. A variety of Amusements included for the price of 3d admission.

GREEN HILL GARDENS, St. Augustine's Road in 1868.

Offered February 1880 To Be Let from year to year with tenders to be received, on or before, 11th March, addressed to the Trustees of the Wingfield Charity.

A provisional licence was issued in 1886 for new premises to be built on adjoining land. The order was declared final 10th May 1887.

Damaged by enemy action 27/29.04.1942