Licensees :
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ROBERT MARGETSON	1830
JOHN BURTON	1832
JOHN SOAME	1836
HENRY YAXLEY (age 50 in 1851, but name given as Thomas) (Mary Yaxley 1840)	1839 - 1859
Fine of 20s and 11s 6d costs 30th March 1859. See opposite.
ELIZABETH YAXLEY age 51 in 1861	from 1859
WILLIAM YAXLEY	16.02.1892
GEORGE ROBERT FLOWERDEW	09.08.1892
LEONARD JAMES MORRIS	21.06.1898
JOHN EDWARD ARTHURTON	06.02.1900
EMMA ELIZABETH ARTHURTON	18.12.1900
ALFRED ERNEST MORRIS	10.05.1904
FRANCIS RAYNER	26.11.1907
Convicted 29.07.1916 of selling to a child under 14 in an unsealed vessel. Fine 10/- or 7 days detention.
GEORGE MURRELL	19.06.1923
ERNEST ALBERT FEAK	02.01.1934
WILLIE NEWMAN	05.02.1935
JOHN KEDGE	14.02.1961
FREDERICK CAWDRON	20.06.1961

c1937

Building dated from 1646

On Wednesday 30th March 1859 Police Constable Paine proved that the house had been open for the sale of beer, before the hour allowed by the law, on Sunday 27th March 1859.  Two men had been observed inside the house at 12:30 pm, each with a glass of porter. A previous conviction against the defendant was taken into consideration.
(Occupant said to be William Yaxley in one report, but Henry Yaxley in another.)

Damaged by enemy action 27/29.04.1942.

Location in 1950 given as opposite the Odeon Cinema.
(on corner of Calvert Street)