A Horse and Panniers was recorded in the 1725 recognizance orders.  In 1808, LJ mentions that the Horse and Panniers … More

In 1834, William Sutton was charged by George Banks, constable of the Parish (pre-official police force, often unpaid), of harbouring … More

In March 1832, Jonathan Wilson, the portly landlord of the Bold Dragoon, Belgrave Gate, was charged with allowing bad people … More

In December 1835, landlord Mr Colton was charged by Moses Pegg of allowing bagatelle in the Bell and Crown. Upon … More

Joseph Mowsley, of the Boot beerhouse, Belgrave Gate, was charged by Moses Pegg for being open after 10pm. Mowsley failed … More

Another Beer Shop-Beerhouse in Belgrave Gate, where a few cases were reported in what the LJ describes as ‘the lowest … More

June 1837, the Mr Roberts beer shop in Belgrave Gate was reported for illegal hours drinking. December 1838:  To be … More

A court case of July 1832, states that a new beerhouse – the Hole in the Wall, Belgrave Gate with … More