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Revision as of 10:29, 26 December 2020
Overview
The Live and Let Live was a beerhouse in Newtown, Paulton. It seems to have opened when Tom Lovell began selling beer here in the late 1860s. Th earliest record of the name I can find is when the license was transferred to Thomas Hall in 1879. It closed in 1920, when the license was revoked.
Photos
None available?
Location
Licensees
- ????-1879 Thomas Lovell - 1879-1920 Thomas Hall
Owners
- ????-1920 Bristol Brewery, George and Co., Ltd.
Timeline
Sources
| Date | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 02/04/1871 | Tom Lovell (age 25) is living with his wife Sarah (age 27) in a Beerhouse in Newtown, Paulton. He is a Tailor & Beer Seller. | 1871 Census |
| 18/11/1873 | George Ford is fined for being drunk at Tom Lovell's beerhouse at Paulton | Temple Cloud Petty Sessions |
| 23/10/1877 | Tom Lovell, beer seller of Paulton, selling beer at unlawful hours | Temple Cloud Petty Sessions |
| 04/05/1879 | License of the Let and Let Live transferred from Tom Lovell to Thomas Hall | Temple Cloud Petty Sessions |
| 15/04/1884 | Thomas Hall accused of keeping his house open for sale of intoxicating liquour on Sunday, April 6th. Case dismissed. | Temple Cloud Petty Sessions Bristol Mercury - 16 April 1884 |