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55 Snargate Street 56 Margate Street
I have to warn you that my notes are very confused here. I can say that Stephen Court served under this sign in 1791. A "Golden Fleece Tap" was reported on Commercial Quay in 1865. Presuming that to be the same would denote an entrance from two streets. A common practice in the area at the time.
A "Golden Fleece" was also reported in Snargate Street in 1862 and a writer describing it in 1856 added "alias Swiss House".
A "Fleece Tap" can certainly be eliminated in 1842. It had developed a reputation for doing the wrong thing by then and its licence was refused.
Nevertheless a "Fleece Inn Tap" did flourish under the care of Whitnall in 1845 and served up to 1869, when that in its turn was refused a licence renewal. It was also thrown out the following year so I think we can regard that as finish.
LICENSEE LIST COURT Stephen 1791 HARVEY 1805 HARVEY Sarah 1823-28+
ROSE John 1839
LAKE William 1840+
WHITNALL Frederick 1845 (Fleece Inn Tap) COTTEREL Joseph 1847
HINE Mary Anne 1848 (Fleece Tap) CLEMENTS Sarah 1850 KRAUNT Henry 1856 GOODMAN Joseph 1857 SAUNTER Mrs 1857 GOODMAN Charles 1858 MATSON John 1865-8
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