Also found as the MUSSEL TEA GARDENS

See KING WILLIAM IV
 
Mary Ann Sexton was in charge of the house Tuesday 10th September 1851 when she was insulted by William Slipper, who had `much to drink'.
(Isaac ?) High and his son of the same name, who had been playing quoits, had intervened and a scuffle ensued. Slipper was `a good deal injured' and was still lying in Hospital some two days later. The case was adjourned Thursday 12th September.