| Licensees : |
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GEORGE PEGG
age 47 in 1851
age 56 in 1861
(Died Q2 1892) |
1850 - 1861 |
| SAMUEL PEGG |
by 1863 |
| SAMUEL NEWSTEAD |
30.09.1870 |
| JOHN LAST |
05.07.1871 |
| WILLIAM HEWITT |
17.01.1873 |
| EMMELINE HEWETT |
09.08.1898 |
| EDWARD REVELL |
08.08.1899 |
| EDWIN BLANCHFLOWER |
12.11.1901 |
| GEORGE HOWARD |
30.08.1904 |
| FREDERICK ARMES |
05.04.1905 |
| Convicted
10.04.1907 of selling out of hours - Fine £5 plus 6/- costs or 14 days detention. |
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Located on the West side of Ber Street.
The licence was renewed 27.08.1872 upon condition that the premises were improved to the
standards required by the 1872 Licensing Act.
On Friday 2nd April 1886, Justices Denman and Cave heard accusations of
illegal or corrupt practices in the Elections.
It was said that licensee Hewitt had provided beer for the cabmen and
handed out a box of cigars - In support of Mr. Bullard.
Hewitt was told that he would lose his vote.
Licence provisionally refused 05.02.1908
and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 04.01.1909
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