Flying Dutchman

Licensees

1865-1892-???? Thomas Brodribb ????-1921 Alfred Langridge

Timeline

Date	Detail	Source
1865	Thomas Brodripp became licensee sometime around here. In an article from 1892, he had been licensee for 27 years.	Bristol Mercury - 23 November 1892
24/07/1866	Thomas Brodribb of Paulton - allowing two donkeys to stray on the highway	Temple Cloud Petty Sessions
06/11/1866	Thomas Brodribb, beerhouse keeper of Paulton, summoned for keeping his beerhouse open during prohibited hours on a Sunday	Temple Cloud Petty Sessions
02/07/1867	Thomas Brodribb of Paulton - allowing hid donkey to stray onto the highway	Temple Cloud Petty Sessions
28/09/1869	Thomas Brodribb's license was renewed	Temple Cloud Petty Sessions
02/04/1871	Thomas Brodribb (age 35) is living with his wife Eliza (age 30) at a Beer House at Brittons. He is a Boiler Maker and Beer House Keeper	1871 Census
25/09/1877	Thomas Brodribb, beerseller, accused Giles Pearce of trespass	Temple Cloud Petty Sessions
26/12/1879	Boxing Day fight at the Flying Dutchman. It started during dancing, one flicked tobacco dust in the others eye.	Temple Cloud Petty Sessions
31/08/1880	Annual Licensing Session. Complaint from police about Thomas Brodribb of Paulton - caution given.	Temple Cloud Petty Sessions
03/04/1881	Tom Brodribb (age 45) is living with his wife Eliza (age 40) at Brittons. He is a Beerseller.	1881 Census
05/04/1891	Thomas Brodribb (age 54) is living with his wife Eliza (age 49) and his nephew Frederick Grant (age 35) at the "Flying Dutchman". He is a beer seller.	1891 Census
11/11/1892	Thomas Brodribb, licensee, was summoned for allowing drunkenness on his premises on Oct 24th	Temple Cloud Petty Sessions
23/11/1892	Proceedings brought against Thomas Brodribb. He had been licensee for 27 years "without a single complaint". He was cleared.	Bristol Mercury - 23 November 1892
31/03/1901	Alfred Langridge (age 41) is living with his mother Eliza (age 67) at the Flying Dutchman. Alfred is an Innkeeper.	1901 Census
16/07/1920	License refused by Somerset Compensation Authority. Owner was the executors of the late W. H. Baxter. Licensee was Alfred Langridge. It had been referred by the Licensing Justices of the Temple Cloud division.	Wells Journal - 16 July 1920
12/01/1921	License being lost. Tenant was an old man who would lose his only means of support. Compensation of £638 10s 2d (valuation had been £849 4s) was accepted reluctantly, so the house must have closed after this.