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Licensees : |
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| JAMES WEBSTER |
1830 |
JOSEPH CLEMENTS
(Previously at Lord Exmouth Tavern, then in 1830 at the Woolpack,
Golden Ball Street, then here [ 1831? ] then unemployed and
bankrupt as reported February 1832) |
c1831 |
| JOHN GIBBARD |
1836 |
ROBERT GOGGS
according to Pigot |
1839 |
JOHN THORPE
according to Robson |
1839 |
JOHN DARRELL
(Darell 1841 - age 70) |
1841 - 1845 |
THOMAS HOOD
as Magistrates list |
1845 |
| GEORGE HARVEY |
1850 |
FREDERICK GEORGE HARVEY
age 32 |
1851 |
| Mrs
ALDHOUSE |
to 1853 |
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Also found as the WELLINGTON TAVERN.
The Freehold Liquor Shop and Public-house was offered for
sale by the proprietor, Thursday 10th March 1853.
Having a frontage of 42 feet to White Lion Street, the house contained,
Liquor Shop, Bar, Porter-room, Kitchen, Cellar, Yard and Offices, Private
Entrance and Stair-case, four Sleeping-rooms and Attic, in occupation of
Mrs. Aldhouse.
Adjoining the Tavern being a Shop, with large Sitting-room over and two
Sleeping-rooms.
Being a short distance from the Market, must command, with improved management, a
considerable increase in Market Day Trade.
House possibly closed following this sale.
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