| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| SAMUEL ATTLE |
1852 - *1856 |
| Wednesday 24th March 1852 -
Samuel Attle pleaded guilty to having his house open after nine in the
morning of the previous Sunday. Ordered to pay costs. |
| Fine of 12s including costs
on Tuesday 23rd May 1854 for having house open after allowed hours. |
FRANCIS EKE
(according to Melville) |
1856 |
| WILLIAM BLYTH |
1858 |
| Monday 23rd August 1858 -
Application for a full licence refused on the grounds that the area was
sufficiently accommodated. |
| JOSEPH BARBER |
1857 - 1865 |
| Old licence set aside owing
to previously being fined for offences against the tenor of licence -
Renewal considered Tuesday 25th August 1863. |
| ALFRED BRIGHTEN |
1867 |
| SAMUEL GRIMMER |
by mid 1867 |
| EDMUND WEBB |
10.10.1867 |
| THEOPHILUS HEWITT |
02.11.1868 |
|
Application for full licence made Tuesday 2nd September 1856 by Samuel Attle
(Un-named house)
- Refused.
At the Annual Licensing Sessions held Monday 23rd August 1858 it was
heard that Joseph Barber had been ordered to pay the costs for having
been found selling beer during prohibited hours on a Sunday, during
November 1857, two weeks
after receiving his licence. However since that event, the house had
been well conducted and a spirit licence had been taken out. Licence
renewal granted.
Known as the FORESTERS ARMS (1854, 1856
& 1867) and
given as the FORESTERS when Licence
dropped 1871. |
