Sort file:- Dover, December, 2021. |
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Page Updated:- Monday, 20 December, 2021. |
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PUB LIST | PUBLIC HOUSES | Barry Smith and Paul Skelton | |||||
Earliest 1868 |
Rose and Shamrock |
Latest 1881 |
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43 (45) St. James' Street Dover
James Joyce in 1868 and in 1872 he would have liked to transfer the licence to the "Burlington" in Church Street. He was stopped from doing so at that time, however, he does show up as licensee there in 1874. I don't know what happened to the "Rose and Shamrock" but I can't find mention of it after 1872.
Information supplied to me from an email received from Robin Harlow suggests that the "Rose and Shamrock" was formerly the "Crown." James Joyce was formerly a Police-constable before taking on the house. Robin also suggests that pub was renamed the "Rose and Shamrock" as James was the 'Shamrock' from Limerick in Ireland and his wife Charlotte was the 'Rose' from Buckland, Nr. Dover. The 1881 Census, for some reason misses out 43 St. James's Street. It mentions both 42 and 44, but I do not know whether the premises was still standing or perhaps just empty. The "Rose and Shamrock seems to be listed as number 45 and James Joyce is still the publican age 40.
LICENSEE LIST JOYCE James B 1868-81 (age 40 in 1871)
Census
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