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... PERMANENT TRANSFERS. Mr. F. Mudd applied for the permanent transfer of the Cock and Bottle Inn,Otley. from John Harold Haley to Anthony Cr3er. }l9 also applied for the transfer of the music licence for the said house.— Granted. Mr. Mudd made a similar ...
... applied for the temporary transfer of the Cricketers' Arma, Bai!de front Arthur Hudson to Benjamin D. Farr , r and for the Cock and Bottle, Otley, from John H. Haley to Anthony Cryer. Both applications were granted. ...
... applied for the temporary transfer of the Cricketers' Arms. Baildon, from Arthur Hudson to Benjamin D. Farrer, and for the Cock and Bottle, Utley. from John H. Haley to Anthony Cryer. Both applications were granted. ...
... the Menston Arms, all applied for extensions for the Menston Feast, and these were granted until 11 p.m. license of the Cock and Bottle, Otley, from Anthony Cryer. He also applied for the music and singing license of the house.— Granted. t.,. . r 0.6 .. ...
... granted until 11 p.m. Mr. F. Mudd applied on behalf of Charles Bradley for the temporary transfer of the license of the Cock and Bottle, Otley, from Anthony Cryer. He also applied for the music and singing license of the house.— Granted. ADJOURNED. In the ...
... fortunately, was not attended by serious results. About 9 p.m. a ear, owned and driven by Mr. Wm. F. Howard, landlord of the Cock and Bottle Inn, Bradford, and containing in addition two other passengers, George Stephen Thacker, gentleman, and David Lightfoot ...