Bell & Horns, 31 North Road, Highgate
This is now a Total petrol station. This is the Bull and Horns in 1906. ***
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Bell & Horns, 31 North road, Highgate - circa 1900
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Bell & Horns, 31 North Road, N6 - 20th July 2010
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Residents at this address
1839/Richard Young, Bell & Horns, High street/../../Pigots Directory
1851/William Wilson, Bell & Horns, North road, HIghgate/../../Post Office Directory
1861/Mary Bailey/Licensed Victualler/32/St Bartholomews, Middlesex/Census
1861/Emily Wilson/Barmaid/18/Lambeth, Surrey/Census
1861/Harry G Canthell/Pot Boy/17/Taunton, Somerset/Census
April 1865/Mary Bailey/ Outgoing Licensee /../../North London News
April 1865/Michael Sheehy/ Incoming Licensee /../../North London News
1866/Michael Sheey, Bell & Horns, North road/../../Post Office Directory
1871/Michael Sheehy/Licensed Victualler/54/LimerickAskeaton/Census
1871/Amelia Sheehy/Wife/37/Walthamstow, Essex/Census
1871/Robert Sheehy/Son/9/St Johns Wood, London/Census
1871/Ada Sheehy/Daughter/7/St Johns Wood, London/Census
1871/Amy Bryant/Servant/24/Peckham, Surrey/Census
1874/William Marshall/../../../Post Office Directory
1878/William Marshall/../../../Post Office Directory
1890/Albert E W King/../../../Post Office Directory
1894/Church & Krupp/../../../Post Office Directory
1896/Isaac J Beer/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/George Mosley/../../../Post Office Directory
In 1901 at the Bell and Horns, 31 North Road, Hornsey
James Hazel, Publican aged 33 and born in Hoxton, London
Louisa Hazel, Wife, Publican aged 33 and born in Hoxton, London
James Hazel, Son aged 10 and born in Hoxton, London
Emily Jackson, a friend aged 18 and born in Hoxton, London
Finchley Press. 24 February 1906
Highgate Brewster Sessions, Four houses scheduled, none to be closed. The proceedings commenced at 10 o'clock and were not concluded until half past five.
The Bull and Horns, Highgate. Within a quarter of a mile radius, there were six full licences and one beer licence. Since 1876 when the license was made a full one, there had been 19 tenants.
Mr Arthur Stevenson, of Highbury Bewery stated that there was a lease of 52 years to run. The Tenant paid £52 a year. During the occupation of Mr Dawson, the barrels of beer per month sold were 13, representing £26 a month. In Mr William's time it increased about a barrel. The average takings per month were £75 including wines and spirits.
1914/Mrs G S Bishop/../../../Post Office Directory
West Middlesex Gazette 21 May 1920
The Licensing (Consolidation) Act 1910
Meeting to be prepared to hear, with renewal of the Licences of:
Bell and Horns, North road, Highgate, Full Licence, Thomas Morris
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