Swans Pool, 93 New Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

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At 74a New Street in 1871

Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Cambridgeshire .

Residents at this address

1861/Mary Lofts/Publican and Grocer/54/Orwell, Cambridgeshire/Census
1861/James Lofts/Son, Surgeon Assistant/22/Cambridge/Census
1861/George Lofts/Son/15/Cambridge/Census
1861/Susan Mead/Boarder/85/Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire/Census

1871/Benjamin Pepper/Cork Cutter & Publican/42/Cambridge, Cambridgeshire/Census
1871/Susan Pepper/Wife/36/Cambridge, Cambridgeshire/Census
1871/George Pepper/Son/9/Cambridge, Cambridgeshire/Census
1871/Isabella Pepper/Daughter/10/Cambridge, Cambridgeshire/Census
1871/Harry Pepper/Son/6/Cambridge, Cambridgeshire/Census

1881/Benjamin Pepper/Beerhouse Keeper/58/Cambridge, Cambridge/Census
1881/Susan Pepper/Wife/49/Cambridge, Cambridge/Census
1881/Isabella A Pepper/Daughter/21/Cambridge, Cambridge/Census
1881/Geo M Pepper/Son, Printer/19/Cambridge, Cambridge/Census
1881/Harry J Pepper/Son, Bookbinder/16/Cambridge, Cambridge/Census

1904/Fredk Houghton/Beer Retailer/../../Cambridge Directory

1913/Charles Houghton/../../../Cambridge Directory

Cambridge Independent Press, published Friday, 20 April 1917,
The Committes’s Report The report had which was adopted, showed that the Committee resolved to refuse the renewal of the following licences Jolly Anglers, Waterbeach (full).
King’s Arms, Cambridge (full)
Horse and Gate, Cambridge (full).
Swan Pool, Cambridge (beer-on).

The compensation agreed upon and approved by the Committes in mespect of the three Cambridge houses was as follows: King’s Arms, Union-road, Cambridge. — Free holders, the Star Brewery, Cambridge Ltd., £95 licensee, Joseph Whliam Huckle, £5.
Horse amd Gate, 214, Victoria-road, Cambridge.— Freeholders, the Ster Brewery, Cambridge, Ltd., £540; Licensee, Walter Royall Parr, £60
Swan Pool, New street, Cambridge.— Freeholders, William Dulley and Sons, Ltd., £592; licensee, Charles Houghton, £65. Total £1,357
The compensation money payable in respect of the Rose and Tulip, Cambridge, British Queen, Landbeach, and Road and Rail, Great Shelford, was determined hy the Commissioners of Inland Revenue as follows :—
Rose and Tulip, Cambridge £500
British Queen, Landbeach £400
Road and Rail, Great Shelford £485
The amounts claimed by the persons entitled to compensation and the amounts which the Committee were prepared to approve in these cases, Were as follows :
Rose amd Tulip, Cambridge— Amount claimed £740; suggested by Committee £91 British Queen, Landbeach - Amount claimed £608 5s suggested by Committee £349.
Road and Rail, Great Shelford — Amount claimed £636; suggested by committe £412
The shares of the persons entitled to compensation were settled as follows:
Rose and Tulip, Cambridge — The Star Brewery, Cambridge, Ltd., freeholders, £460; Herbert James Stacey, licensee, £40.
British Queen, Landbeach - Bullard and Sons Ltd freeholders £360; Elizabeth Winfield, licensee, £40
Road and Rail, Great Shelford— Chas Henry Whitmore, freeholder and licensee, £485. Total £1385.


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