Shovel and Hoe, Back lane, Old Brentford

Brentford pub history index

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Residents at this address

Morning Advertiser. 05 August 1872 - Transfer of Licenses
Shovel and Hoe, Old Brentford, Philip Nunn to George Court

Morning Advertiser. 09 February 1874 - Transfer of Licenses
Shovel and Hoe, Old Brentford, George Cort to Robert Bee

Middlesex County Times. 14 March 1874 - Adjourned Licensing
Robert Bee of the Shovel and Hoe, Back lane, Old Brentford was granted a renewal, A complaint was that the rateable value was not sufficient. As the value was now £20, the license was renewed.

Middlesex Chronicle. 08 January 1876
James Vernon of Ealing was fined 40 shillings or one months imprisonment for stealing a fox terrier bitch, the property of Mr Robert Bee, landlord of the Shovel and Hoe beerhouse, Brentford

Uxbridge & W. Drayton Gazette. 28 June 1879
Kate Wright, 18, was brought up on remand charged with stealing £26 from Mr Robert Bee, newsagent and landlord of the Shovel and Hoe beerhouse, Brentford, under circumstances fully reported .
Enquiries have been made by the Bench with a view of finding a Home to which to send the young woman. They had proved successful, and prisoner expressed her willingness to go there and remain until she had retrieved her good character, and was in a position to take a situation as a domestic servant.

Uxbridge & W. Drayton Gazette. 11 July 1885
Sarah bensted, 58, alias Ann White, Abigail Cook, several other aliases, described as a garden woman of no address was charged with uttering a counterfeit shilling to Robert Bee, landlord of the Shovel and Hoe beerhouse, Back lane, Old Brenford.