Waggon & Lamb, 37 Westgate, Chichester

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Residents at this address

1866/H Ide/../../../Post Office Directory

1878/Benjamin Wells/../../../Post Office Directory

1881/Lucy Wells/Inn Keeper, Widow/42/Westdean Chichester, Sussex/Census
1881/Lucy Wells/Daughter, Assistamt/15/Bedhampton, Hampshire/Census
1881/George Wells/Son/12/Emsworth, Hampshire/Census
1881/Alice Emma Wells/Daughter/10/Emsworth, Hampshire/Census
1881/Frederick W Wells/Son/8/Chichester, Sussex/Census
1881/Benjamin Wells/Son/3/Chichester, Sussex/Census
1881/Henry Wells/Brother In Law, Cellerman/41/Charlton, Sussex/Census
+ Boarders

1890/Henry Groundsell/../../../Post Office Directory

1899/Harold Hallett/../../../Post Office Directory

In 1901 at 37 West Gate, Chichester, the Waggon & Lamb
Mark Munt, Painter house & publican aged 52 and born in Isle of Wight
Emma Munt, Wife aged 53 and born in Chichester Sussex
Rose M Munt, Daughter aged 26 and born in Chichester Sussex
Sarah J Camp, Visitor, Widow aged 65 and born in Chichester Sussex

1905/Mark Munt/../../../Post Office Directory

In 1911, Mark Munt is licensee at the Nursery Arms Orchard Street Chichester

1913/William J Coleman/../../../Post Office Directory

1915/W J Coleman/../../../Post Office Directory

1918/William J Coleman/../../../Post Office Directory

Chichester Observer. 04 March 1925
In accordance with instructions for the compensation authority that an area should be treated as redundant and not just one house. Mr J E Dell opposed for the police. on the grounds of redundancy, and named the following licenses. Westgate Area :
The Castle, publican, Westgate J Hart
The Swan, beerhouse, Westgate, Sarah Lale
The Waggon and Lamb, George William Davis, Somertown area
The Rainbow, publican, St Pauls road, John Edward Tucknott
The Waggon and Horses, publican, St Pauls road, Henry Wallington
The Spotted Cow, beerhouse, High street, Charles Stringer
The Bee Hive, beerhouse, Broyle road, Thomas White
The Bell Inn, publican, Broyle road, William Green

The Westgate Licenses were then considered.
Mr Wannop appeared for the brewers of the Waggon and Lamb abd Castle (Messrs Henty & Constable) and Mr Brutton for the brewers of the Swan (Portsmouth United Brewers).
The house they were objecting to was the Swan, as there had been no agreement between the brewers, they were asking for all three to be referred for compensation.
The three houses were within 150 yards of each other. The fully licensed houses had qmple accommodation and were well constructed.
The Swan accommodation was only fair as the Castle and Waggon and Lamb were sufficient. The three licenses were renewed.

1930, Waggon & Lamb, 37 Westgate, George William Davis .. Post Office Directory

1938, Waggon & Lamb, Geo. William Davis, 37 Westgate, Chichester .. Post Office Directory