Roebuck, Northgate street, Gloucester, Gloucestershire

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Gloucestershire Chronicle. 15 May 1858
To Publicans and Others - To Be Let.
That old accustomed house called the Roebuck Inn, situate in Northgate street, Gloucester. The House comprises bar, parlour, taproom, a large concert or dining room; likewise a good Tap and Stabling, situate in St Johns Lane. The House has four good bedrooms.
Possession immediately, or to suit parties in three months from Saturday April 14th, 1858.
Apply to Mr Clayton, on the premises.

In 1861 at Northgate Street, St John the Baptist, Gloucester,
Sarah Price, Publican aged 37 and born in Herefordshire
Eliza Vernon, Sister, Assistant aged 30 and born in Herefordshire
W J Vernon, Nephew aged 1 and born in Gloucester, Gloucestershire
Ann Davis, House servant aged 19 and born in Bodenham, Herefordshire
William Jackson, House servant aged 13 and born in Gloucester, Gloucestershire

1863 Kellys, Roebuck, Mrs. S. Price, Northgate street, Gloucester

Gloucestershire Chronicle. 29 August 1863 - Licensing Day for spirit licenses
The whole were renewed without complaint except that of the Maidenhead, kept by Isaac Lee, and the Roebuck, kept by Eliza Vernon, at which inn it was stated that bad women were encouraged, and that there was music and dancing every night.