Sort file:- Dover, March, 2021. |
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PUB LIST | PUBLIC HOUSES | Barry Smith and Paul Skelton | ||||
Earliest 1842 |
King William |
Latest 1893 |
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22 Woolcomber Street Dover
Police reports mention it in 1843. There is also a report of a great storm that year when it was used to house shipwrecked mariners. I was never able to connect a brewer with this one.
The Census of 1891 called the pub the "King William 4th" for some reason. The West side of the street had to be demolished in 1893-94 to widen the road. By arrangement with Dover Corporation, the owner received £1,005, the lessee, £318.19s and the occupier £108.5s.
LICENSEE LIST TERRY Charles 1847-58+ COLE 1860 MUNRO Henry 1861+ (age 44 in 1861) MUNRO Mrs Charlotte Sept/1870+ REED/READ James July/1871-Nov/80 MANSER Thomas Nov/1880-82 (also shipwright age 36 in 1881) BUSHELL George Aug/1884-Sept/85 HOLT Mrs Elizabeth 1891 (widow age 49 in 1891) JAMES Mrs King William 1890-92
From Bagshaw Directory 1847 From Melville's Directory 1858 From the Post Office Directory 1874 From the Post Office Directory 1882 From the Post Office Directory 1891 From the Dover Telegraph From the Dover Express Census
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