| PUB LIST | PUBLIC HOUSES | Barry Smith and Paul Skelton | |||
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Earliest 1874 |
Lord Clyde |
Latest 1878 |
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19 Limekiln Street
Another pub with the sign "Lord Clyde" was also reported in Priory Street in 1867.
Barry Smith says Foreman managed the pier property in 1874, selling the products of Page, although the Post Office Directory gives the name as Jeremiah H Hennessey. It passed to Satchell at that time, when its 61 year lease had commenced on 6 April 1867.
He not only had a job to renew this licence in 1878. Objections were also made to the renewal of the "Hope and Anchor", the "Folkestone Cutter" and the "Sportsman". Following negotiations this was renewed in his own name.
I have the impression it was part of the brewery itself and in 1881, when it had already been closed for six months, the Bench gave it the thumbs down.
LICENSEE LIST HENNESSEY Jeremiah H 1874
ROSE Henry Oct/1874+
FOREMAN D 1874
SATCHELL 1878
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