... churchwardens. It appears that the Cock and Bottle public-house had been let for 21 years, from Ladvday, 1867, to Messrs. T. and J. M. Townend, at £30 per annum, and that the two cottages adjoining the Cock and Bottle were not let, but Messrs. Peel ...

... of licenses were this day made: —Of the Black Horse, Bull to Scoble; the Bed Lion, Vineyard; Pitt to enrv Whichells; Cock and Bottle, Kimber to Devisse. Wednesday.—(Present, the Mayor and J. Tomkins, Esq.)— Stephen Coles was fined 55., or six hours in ...

... transfers of licenses were this day made : Of the Black Horse, Bull to Scoble; the Red Lion, Vineyard, Pitt to H. Whichellow; Cock and Bottle, Kimber to Devisee. Wednesday, Jttne 3. (Present: The Mayor and J. Tomkins, Esq.) Stephen Coles was fined 55., or six ...

... deficit of .£47 was reduced to £23. There was balance of on the compensation and dilapidations fund connected with the Cock and Bottle ’* public-house just closed, snd including that the arcount. the credit balance would £5, but Mr. B. Challenor. one of ...

... licence of the Brewery Tap was transferred to Samuel Castle, and holdovers of thet following licences were also granted;—“ Cock and Bottle, Arthur Frederick Hall; Warwick Arms. to Richard Hoggins ; Fox and Hounds.” to Henry William Hayward, till the loth ...

... St. Helen's, \def en a out the 10th April he bought the lead from C. ' said Jt was all right. «ndard 11 j said the Cock and Bottle publichouse, where Place, &cd ' ad joined the Anchor Brewery, and the The Re C o 6 Be P ara tedby a low wall. evidence ...

... days' imprisonment for neglecting to maintain his child.—This was a special sessions for the transfer of licences. The Cock aud Bottle to W. Cox, The Vine to Daniel Faulkner, and The Barley Mow to E.J. Trendellond W r . H. Trendell. County Magistrates' ...

... this day transferred. “Jolly Waterman.”— —— Honnor to Leonard Devissee.—The “ Star” Joseph Emmens to Benjamin Homes.—The Cock and Bottle,” William Kimber to William Kimber, Jun. Marcu 16th.—Before W. D. Belcher, Esq. Mayor, and E. J. Trendell, EF. .—Two women ...

... Queen's Hotel. The property was put up in two lots, for a2l years' lease, from Lady Day. 1867. Lotl, consisting of the Cock and Bottle public-house, and the premises connected therewith, was knocked down to Messrs. T. and J. M. Townsend, at the yearly ...

... Refusing to Quit. John Wilson, tramp, was sent to gaol for 14 days for being drunk and disorderly and refusing to quit the Cock and Bottle in Ock-street on Friday. Drunkenness. —Frederick Harris and Richard Ballard, labourers, of this town, were charged with ...

... the parish of St. Helen, held on Tuesday last, a house, with granaiies, stabling, yard, and premises, adjoining the Cock and Bottle public-house, in the Ock-street, was let to Mr. Alfred Prince Preston, on a repairing and improving lease for fiftyone ...

... been ■ received. Mr. Chaflenor reported that the his- Com nil ,e I > the County licensing Committee the licence of the “Cock and Bottle! public house. Ock Street, which was church property, leased Messrs. Morland and He . s oubl bl, hly f rab| e that the ...