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45 Hughes Fields
St. Nicholas
Deptford
Above painting by J T Wilson. |
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From Hereford Journal, Wednesday, February 14, 1810; pg. 2; Issue 2069.
BANKRUPT.
James Bacon, late of the "Earl of Chatham Public-house, Hughes-Fields,
Deptford, Kent, victualler. |
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Orr's Kentish Journal, 22 March 1862.
John Rogers, 23, boiler maker, 10, Regent-street, Deptford, was
brought up for wilfully stabbing Dennis Griffin, labourer,
New-street, Deptford, at the "Earl of Chatham" public-house,
Hughes’-fields, Deptford.
Discharged.
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Orr's Kentish Journal, 26 April 1862.
John Kelly, "Earl of Chatham" public-house, Deptford, was summoned
for Sunday trading. Sergeant Gale stated that he stationed himself
in a house opposite the defendant’s, and in the course of
half-an-hour three persons left, and twenty-eight entered. Mr.
Lewis, of the firm of Lewis and Lewis, appeared for defendant, and
argued that no conviction could be proved unless the sale of ale was
actually proved. Mr. Traill not being of the same opinion, fined the
offender 40s. and costs.
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The street no longer exists and the pub has been demolished.
LICENSEE LIST
BACON James to Feb/1810
HILL Jesse 1832+
KELLY John 1862+
BROWN William George Aug/1866+
From the Pigot's Directory 1832-33-34
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