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195 (133) Evelyn Street (Lower Road 1866)
Deptford
020 8692 7738
http://www.theblackhorse-se8.com/
https://whatpub.com/black-horse
Above photo March 2007. Taken by Matt Martin. |
The original pub was rebuilt some time in the 1880s. Previously tied to
the Truman Hanbury Buxton brewery it is now (2017) owned by Enterprise Inns.
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Southeastern Gazette, 11 January 1853.
DEPTFORD.
The late Death from Poisoning.
The adjourned inquest, touching the death of Mr. John Clements,
captain of the Government hoy Mary, who was supposed to nave been
poisoned by tincture of the seeds of colchicum, given him by the
assistant surgeon of the Rosamond, was resumed on Tuesday last, at
the "Black Horse Tavern," Lower-road, Deptford. It then appeared
that Mr. Ray, the assistant surgeon, had not made up or administered
the medicine, but the deceased had received it from a man employed
to clean up the surgery, who had since left the vessel, and no one
knew where to find him. Under the advice of the coroner an open
verdict was returned.
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From the Borough of Greenwich Free Press, 17 January, 1857.
TRANSFER OF LICENCES, January 10th.
Present — Sir T. M. Wilson, Bart., Chairman: Major Gosset, T. Lewin,
Esq., and J. Sutton, Esq.)
St Paul's, Deptford.
"Black Horse," Lower-road, Susannah George, to James Edward Betts.
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Orr's Kentish Journal, 12 April 1862.
Bankrupt.
James E. Betts, Evelyn-street, London-road, Deptford, licensed
victualler, to surrender April 23rd, at eleven.
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From the Borough of Greenwich Free Press, 16 August, 1862.
"The Bankruptcy Act, 1861."
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Meeting of the Creditors of JAMES
EDWARD BETTS, of the "Black Horse," Evelyn Street, Lower Road,
Deptford, in the County of Kent, Licensed Victualler, who was
adjudicated a Bankrupt on the third day of April, 1862, will be held
before WILLIAM FREDERICK HIGGINS, Esquire, one of the Registrars of
the Court, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall Street, in the
City of London, on the 29th day of July, 1862, at 12 of the clock at
noon precisely, when the Creditors' Assigned will submit a statement
of the whole Estate of the Bankrupt as then ascertained, of the
Property received, and of the Property outstanding, ascertained
cause of its being so outstanding, and of all the receipts and all
the payments thereout made, and any Creditor who has proved may
attend and examine such Statement, and compare the receipts with the
payments, and the Meeting will declare by resolution, whether any
and what part of the said produce of the Estate (after matting a
reasonable deduction lor future contingencies) shall be divided
amongst the Creditors; and at the same time the majority in value of
the Creditors will determine whether any and what allowance shall be
made to the Bankrupt out of the Estate, and Creditors who have not
already proved their Debts are to come prepared to prove the name,
or they will be excluded the benefit of the said Dividend, and all
claims not then proved will be disallowed
W. F. HIGGINS,
Registrar.
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Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser, Monday 11 January 1869.
Fatal Accidents.
An inquest was held at the "Black Horse," Evelyn Street, Deptford,
on Wednesday evening, on the body of a little girl named Emily
Poole, of 4, Croft Street, Deptford, who died from injuries received
by falling down whilst the play, and striking her head against the
door.
The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental Death."
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LICENSEE LIST
GARNER John 1826-32+
BETTS James 1840+
SMITH Thomas 1847+
GEORGE William 1852+
GEORGE Susannah Mrs 1856-10/Jan/57
BETTS James Edward 10/Jan/1857-62+
STAPLEY Robert Calverley Aug/1866-71+ (age 41 in 1879 )
KENT William 1874+
BROWN Benjamin 1881-82+ (age 31 in 1881)
LAWRENCE Alfred James 1891+
CAPON George Girling 1895-1910+
HUNTER William M 1911+ (age 45 in 1911)
CAPON George Girling 1915-21+
BRUNDRETT George Herbert 1934-38+
BEAK & Grant 1944+
WORTH A O Mr & Mrs 1950+
BEYFORD K 1988-90+
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From the Pigot's Directory 1832-33-34
Census
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