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|[[Temple Cloud Petty Sessions]]<br />[[Western Gazette - 29 January 1875]] | |[[Temple Cloud Petty Sessions]]<br />[[Western Gazette - 29 January 1875]] | ||
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| + | |James Speed summoned for not producing his beer licence to have it endorsed. He claimed that excise had improperly kept his license, and had John Blanning (landlord of the [[Lamb Hotel]]) as a witness. He was convicted. | ||
| + | |[[Temple Cloud Petty Sessions]]<br />[[Western Gazette - 12 February 1875]] | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 07:47, 30 December 2020
Overview
Photos
Location
Licensees
- ????-1856-1861-???? Joseph Banfield - ????-1875-1879 James Speed - 1879-1888 George Brimble - 1888-1890 Thomas Mercer Williams - 1890-???? Joseph Gane (temporary) - ????-1892 Frank Rowsell - 1892-???? Frederick William Perry - ????-1899 George Lumbert - 1899-1904 Albert Cullen - 1904-1937 William Gillard - 1951-1974 James Macey - 1974-???? Alec White - ????-1991-???? Ian and Yvonne MacFarlane
Owners
Timeline
| Date | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 06/03/1856 | Birth of a son to Joseph Banfield of the Somerset Inn | Wells Journal - 22 March 1856 |
| 04/04/1856 | Baptism of George Banfield, son of Joseph and Ann of Paulton. Joseph is a Beer House Keeper. | Paulton Parish Records |
| 07/04/1861 | Joseph Banfield (age 35) is living with his wife Ann (age 31) and three children Mary (age 10), George (age 5) and Henry (age 9) at Brittens, Paulton. He is a Coal Miner & Beer Seller. | 1861 Census |
| 12/01/1875 | James Speed, beer-house keeper of Paulton - selling beer after 10 o'clock. Fined 18s 6d. | Temple Cloud Petty Sessions |
| 26/01/1875 | Thomas Holvey was fined 5s and 7s costs, for being in the James Speed's beerhouse "The Jug" at unlawful hours. | Temple Cloud Petty Sessions Western Gazette - 29 January 1875 |
| 09/02/1875 | James Speed summoned for not producing his beer licence to have it endorsed. He claimed that excise had improperly kept his license, and had John Blanning (landlord of the Lamb Hotel) as a witness. He was convicted. | Temple Cloud Petty Sessions Western Gazette - 12 February 1875 |