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6 The Village
Old Charlton
020 8319 2623
https://buglehornpub.com/
https://whatpub.com/bugle-horn
Above postcard, date unknown. |
Above photo, circa 1935, kindly sent by Rory Kehoe. |
Above photo 1953, by kind permission Chris Mansfield.
http://www.chrismansfieldphotos.com/ |
Photo taken from http://www.flickr.com
by Matt Martin in November 2006. |
Above photo, 2019. |
Above photo, date unknown. |
Project 2014 has been started to try and identify all the pubs that are
and have ever been open in Kent. I have just added this pub to that list but
your help is definitely needed regarding it's history.
As the information is found or sent to me, including photographs, it will
be shown here.
Thanks for your co-operation.
The "Bugle Horn," was designated an asset of
community value in June 2015, though that status expired in June 2020.
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From the Borough of Greenwich Free Press, 29 December, 1855.
Wednesday.
William Morton was charged with begging, and also with stealing two
small bottles, containing spirits, from the "Bugle Horn Inn," Old
Charlton. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner, when
placed in a cell at the Shooter's-hill police-station, took the
Inspector’s coat from the passage, and, on his way to the
police-court, the constable who had him in custody found that the
prisoner had contrived to steal his handkerchief.
The prisoner was remanded.
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Kentish Gazette, Tuesday 28 February 1860.
Charlton Rifle Volunteers.
A meeting which was attended by 57 effective members of the
newly-formed rifle corps in Charlton, was held on Monday week, at
the "Bugle Horn," when a letter was read from the lord-lieutenant,
containing her Majesty's gracious acceptance of the proffered
service, and stating that he had recommended the following gentlemen
to receive commissions as officers of the corps; Colonel George
Walkup Congden, late Royal Marines, for captain; George Hall Graham,
Esq., for Lieutenant; and William Caryil, Esq., for ensign.
A vote of thanks was passed to the Lord Lieutenant for his speedy
and courteous attention to the corps. The whole proceedings
exhibited the unanimous determination of the corps to carry on the
project with the greatest possible vigour.
The executive have, we believe, succeeded in making arrangements by
which a band will be attached to the corpse, the services of the
Woolwich Temperance Band having been engaged under favourable
conditions.
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From the Woolwich Gazette, Friday 14 November 1890.
THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT.
Frederick Moltran, the "Bugle Horn," Old Charlton, was fined 10s.
for having five pots which were not correct, being six fluid drams
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LICENSEE LIST
SAUNDERS Evelyn John 1832+
CHAPMAN William 1840+
BURRY Edmund 1851+ (age 52 in 1851 )
TURNER John Turner 1855+ (also Fly Proprietor)
BLEST Anthony Thomas 1858-74
ASHTON William G 1881+ (age 47 in 1881)
CREASE George 1882+
MOTTERAM/MOLTRAM Frederick 1890-91+
BASSETT William C 1891+ (age 36 in 1891)
BONCEY George L 1896+
SCOTT Frederick C 1905+
FOSTER Charles Alfred 1908+
PEARSON Thomas 1911+
WOOTTON Alice Mrs 1919+
GOULD Walter William 1934-38+
HARRAM & Co (Victuallers) Ltd 1944+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/BugleHorn.shtml
From the Pigot's Directory 1832-33-34
Census
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