| Licensees : |
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| JOHN LEECH |
1856 |
| WILLIAM YALLOP |
by 1858 |
| Fine of 1s and costs Friday
26th April 1867 for having his open for the sale of beer at 12:35 a.m.
the previous Sunday. |
| WILLIAM LEECH |
13.08.1872 |
| CHARLES SELF |
27.04.1874 |
| WILLIAM JOHN WHALL junior |
21.04.1879 |
| HENRY BRIGHTWELL |
03.09.1881 |
| BENJAMIN BARBER |
10.06.1882 |
Convicted
19.04.1884 of selling to a drunken person.
Fine £5 plus £1/9/6d costs or 1 month in detention. |
| ROBERT FERRINGTON |
29.09.1884 |
| GEORGE BROWN |
29.08.1887 |
| MARK GREENFIELD |
24.06.1890 |
| FREDERICK COSSEY |
24.03.1891 |
| JOHN COLEMAN |
24.07.1906 |
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Found as the SOMERSET TAVERN 1856 & 1864
SOMERSET HOUSE by 1863.
Appears in the Licence Register as the
SOMERSET TAVERN from 22.10.1902
Address as
67 Union Street 1856 to 1914
65 Union Street 1916
Church Street, Unthanks Road in 1883.
Queen Street in 1890.
Advertised To Be Let April 1855.
Apply Mrs. Arnold, Brewery, St. Margaret's.
In court Wednesday 23rd December 1863, William Yallop was accused by
police-constable Nursey of selling beer at illegal hours on the previous
Sunday. Several men had been found in the house at twenty minutes before
one o'clock on Sunday morning. Mr. Yallop let the constable in when he
had knocked at the door and claimed that he welcomed the visit since he
had been unable to get the persons to leave the house. He had not drawn
any beer after mid-night.
Case dismissed.
Licence provisionally refused 08.03.1921 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 31.12.1921 |
