RETURNS RESPECTING LICENSED VICTUALLERS
HOUSES Occupied by Persons Licensed to sell Spirituous Liquors
bj Fvetail.
Cripplegate-buildings, White Hart Cloak-lane ---White Horse -
Cheapside ---Queen's Arms -
Coleman-street Star -
-
_ Three Tuns --
—.
Dolphin -
_~ White Swan -
Blue Anchor -
Cannon-street --Dyers' Arms --
Cock and Bottle --
— Grape Vine -
Church-row --Bell -
-
-— Grapes -
Cooper's-row --Prince Albert -
Camomile-street -Salisbury Arms -
— Mail Coach --
__ Saracen's Head -
Cornhill ---Tom's Coffee House -
Change-alley --Garraway's Coffee House
_ Baker's Coffee House -
Cowper*s-court Jerusalem Coffee House Cullum-street --Ipswich Arms -
— Wine Vaults -.
Cursitor-street --Rose -
-
Crutched-friars Cheshire Cheese --
French Horn -
Globe ----
— Lamb and Flag -
— Horse and Trumpeter -
Dowgate-hill --Three Crowns -
— Grapes -
Dunning's-alley -Black Bull --
Devonshire-street -Bull -
-
Duke's Head-court Hope --
Dorset-street --Blue Last -
.
R.ose
and Crown --
Duke-street --Half Moon --
— Ptoebuck -
— Queen's Head andFrench
Horn -
St.
James's Tavern .
Duke's-place --Sam's Coffee House -
Howard's Coffee House -Fishmongers' Arms -
Dark-house-lane -Green Man and Bell -
— Tiit Boat -
— Antigallican --
— Queen's Head -
Dolphin-court --Dolphin -
Earl-street ---Bricklayers' Arms --
King's Head -
Eastcheap ---King's Head -
— Cow and Calf -
.—
Monument -_
East Harding-street , George -
Essex-street --Welsh Harp --
Farringdon-street -Angel --
— Grapes --
— White Swan --
, Anchor -
Market House -
__ Mail Coach -_
: , Crown and Anchor .
Barley'Mow --
.
Rose • -
, Artichoke -
Fan-street ---White Horse -
Value as assessed to the Poor's Rate.
Fox and Knot-court, Fox and Knot Fleur-de-lis-court -Old Cheshire Cheese
£.
s.
50 -
45 -
110 -
80 -
65 -
50 -
50 ~
60 -
38 -
60 -
42 -
C8 -
34 -
26 -
40 -
33 -
100 -
70 -
280 -
140 -
268 -
60 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
34 -
15 -
30 -
60 -
46 -
36 -
40 -
45 -
42 -
32 -
28 -
30 -
33 -
40 -36 -
40 -36 -
50 -
50 -
63 -63 -
80 -
56 -
54 -
55 -
50 -
40 -
26 -
36 -
60 -60 -
45 -
60 -
68 -
50 -
45 -58 -
50 -
34 -
45 -
30 -
40 -
Value fixed by the Officers of Excise.
£.
s.
50 -
45 -
110 -
80 -
65 -
50 -
70 -
52 10 50 -
95 -
52 10 50 -
40 -
40 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
5° -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 ~
50 -
5o _
50 -
50 -
50 -
20 -
40 -
70 -
44 -
40 -
50 -
40 -
51 -
38 -
50 -
40 -
50 -
5° -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
50 -
40 -
40 -
40 -
80 -
70 -
70 -80 -
100 -
70 -
70 -
100 -
60 -60 -
50 -
36 -
50 -
Whether the Excise Adopt the Valuation fixed by the Poor Law Guardians
or not.
The Excise have adopted the valuation fixed by the Poor Law Guardians.
The officers of Excise have not adopted the (valuation fixed by the Poor Law Guardians, but the mode provided by the Licensing Act 6 Geo.
4, c.
81, s.
5.
In these cases, the officers of Excise have assessed the houses from the valuation fixed sby the Poor Law Guardians, but have not
' thought it necessary to carry the assessment higher than 50/,, as that amount of rental carries the highest rate of licence duty.
I The Excise have adopted the valuation fixed fby the Poor Law Guardians.
The officers of Excise have not adopted the (.valuation
fixed by the Poor Law Guardians, ' but the mode provided by the Licensing Act, 6 Geo.
4, c.
81, s.
5.
The Excise have adopted the valuation fixed by the Poor Law Guardians.
In these cases, the officers of Excise have assessed the houses from the valuation fixed vby the Poor Law Guardians, but have not
' thought it necessary to carry the assessment higher than 501.,
as that amount of rental carries the highest rate of licence duty.
The Excise have adopted the valuation fixed /by the Poor Law Guardians.
The officers of Excise have not adopted the valuation fixed by the Poor Law Guardians, but the mode provided by the Licensing Act, 6 Geo.
4, c, 81, s.
5.
