113 Snargate Street

114 Snargate Street

This was also referred to as "Princesse Hesse" on occasion so I point that out first. We must not quarrel. A new licence was issued in 1871 but that would not be the first. We know that drink was available in 1862. The year 1874 saw four different licensees - which in itself - is something of a record - and efforts were made the following year to transfer the licence to "Sir Garnet Wolseley". It was not allowed but the brewer had obviously seen enough. It became a private dwelling.

LICENSEE LIST

BENTON W. 1860's

IVERSON William 1862

CULLEN Mrs Elizabeth 1871-74

RICHARDSON John 1874

ANNETT W. E. 1874

BLAKE James Senior 1874 end

FITCH William James or Henry 1874-5 end

OVERY James 1875 end (Princess Hesse)

IVERSON or Ives Mrs Ann 1888 end

From the Post Office Directory 1874