Belgrave Arms, 744 High Road, North Finchley N12
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In 1978 listed as the Belgrave Tavern, and changed name to the Autumn House until 2009. Now an Asian restaurant (2007). The early address is at 1 High Street.
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Middlesex.
Belgrave Arms, 744 High Road, Finchley - in 1978
Autumn House, 744 High Road, Finchley N12 - in 2007
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Residents at this address
1881/John Goodchild/Publican/53/Hendon, Middlesex/Census
1881/Julia Goodchild/Wife/53/Highgate, Middlesex/Census
1881/Emma Goodchild/Daughter/25/Kingsbury, Middlesex/Census
1881/Elizabeth Goodchild/Daughter/25/Kingsbury, Middlesex/Census
1881/Theodore Goodchild/Son/20/Kingsbury, Middlesex/Census
1881/Amelia Goodchild/Daughter/17/Kingsbury, Middlesex/Census
1881/Henry Goodchild/Son/13/Kingsbury, Middlesex/Census
1881/James Whiteley/Grandson/6/Morden, Surrey/Census
1881/Julia Whiteley/Grand Daughter/4/Kingsbury, Middlesex/Census
1881/Maria Burgess/General Servany/14/Hitchling, Cambridge/Census
1881/Thomas Slater/Lodger, Tailor, Widow/76/Plymouth, Devon/Census
1891/Richard Comber/Licensed Victualler/60/Ardingley, Sussex/Census
1891/Charlotte Comber/Wife/52/Rickham, Sussex/Census
Finchley Press. 29 May 1897
William Springall of Belgrave Tavern, North Finchley, THomas Scott of Enfield road and John Slough of Bells Hill, Barnet, were fined 5s for using their carts without their names and addresses thereon.
1896/William Springall/Beer Retailer/../../Post Office Directory
Hendon & Finchley Times. 15 July 1898
Death of a North Finchley publican - Mr William Springall, landlord of the Belgrave Tavern, North Finchley, died suddenly on Saturday night, just after closing time. He broke a blood vesel some four months ago, and his health had been precarious ever since. The funeral took place yesterday.
1901/William Saunders/Beer & Wine Retailer/29/Barnet, Hertfordshire/Census
1901/Bessie Saunders/Wife/40/Tiverton, Devon/Census
1901/Ernest Springall/Son, Carpenters Apprentice/15/Clapham, Surrey/Census
1901/Violet Saunders/Daughter/6/Finchley, Middlesex/Census
1901/Alfred S Peddel/Barman/39/Barnet, Hertfordshire/Census
1901/Lily Peddel/Wife/28/South Hornchurch, Essex/Census
1901/William A Peddel/Son/6/North Finchley/Census
1901/Victoria M Peddel/Daughter/3/North Finchley/Census
Islington Gazette. 06 August 1903
William Cheek, of Lodge lane, Finchley and Frank Tubbs, of Stanhope street, Finchley were charged with assaulting Alfred Oliver, manager of the Belgrave Tavern, North Finchley. They were fined 5s and costs.
Finchley Press. 10 December 1904
Application was made for the transfer of the Belgrave Tavern, North Finchley, from Francis William Swainson to Robert Herbert Hall.
Mr Swainston was on October 19th convicted at this court under the Gaming Acts and they had since refused to transfer the licence.
In their judgment, the licence was void, as Swainson had not complied with the Act by continually residing at the premises.
At the time the licence was granted to Swainson, an application was made for the transfer to a man named Oliver, who had no substantial interest in the house. Then the father put his son forward and directloy the licence was granted to him, Oliver was put into the house. It wanted a good deal of explanation.
Because Swainson had resided on the premises at least three times a week, the licence transfer was granted.
Finchley Press. 24 November 1906
At Highgate Police court, Robert Herbert Hall and Mrs Hall, of the Belgrave Tavern beerhouse, North Finchley, were summoned for assaulting and beating Harry Eyers, of Theobalds Avenue, North Finchley.
Thomas Eyres was summoned for assaulting Collins, the barman at the Tavern, while Harry Eyres, was summoned for assaulting Mr amd Mrs Hall and the barman.
All the summonses were dismissed with the exception of that against Harry Eyers for assaulting Hall, and was fined 20s and costs of 12 shillings - or a month.
1911/William King/Beer Retailer/40/Kilburn/Census
1911/Mary Jane King/Wife/41/Baywswater/Census
1911/Frewerick William King/Son, Barman/20/Walworth/Census
1911/Mary Jane King/Daughter, Barmaid/17/Walworth/Census
1911/Ellen King/Daughter/14/Walworth/Census
1911/Beatrice King/Daughter/9/Walworth/Census
1911/Winnifred Dorothy King/Daughter/3/Walworth/Census
1911/Hannah Louisa Hicks/Domestic Servant/19/Camberwell/Census
1914/William King/Beer Retailer/../../Post Office Directory
In 1921 at the Belgrave Tavern, 1 High street, North Finchley, Finchley
William King, Beer Retailer aged 50 years 6 months, and born in Kilburn, London
Mary Jane King, Wife, Home Duties aged 51 years 10 months, and born in Kensington, London
Mary Jane King, Daughter, Barmaid, W King, Belgrave Tavern aged 27 years 5 months, and born in Walworth, London
Winifred King, Daughter aged 13 years 6 months, and born in Walworth, London
Robert Warner, Son-in-law, Barman W King Belgrave Tavern aged 27 years 5 months, and born in Chelmsford, Essex
Beatrice Warner, Daughter, Home Duties aged 19 years 5 months, and born in Walworth, London
William King, Son, Store Keeper (W Rogers Metal Merchants Holborn) aged 30 years 9 months, and born in Walworth, London
Hannah King, Daughter-in-law, Home Duties aged 29 years 3 months, and born in Camberwell, London
William King, Grandson aged 9 years 3 months, and born in Finchley, Middlesex
1926/William King, Beer Retailer, 1 High Street, North Finchley N12 - Post Office Directory
In 1939 at 744 High Road, Finchley, Finchley
William King, Licensed Victualler born in 31 Dec 1870
William F King, Licenced Victualler Manager & Cellarman born in 21 Nov 1890
Hannah L King, Unpaid Domestic Duties born in 03 Mar 1892
Cyril King, born in 03 Nov 1923
Leonard E Reynolds, Barman born in 26 Sep 1912
1978/Belgrave Tavern/../../../Bt Telephone Directory
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