The Coventry Herald reported in January 1847 that landlord Thomas Beacham was charged for not allowing a Police Sergeant into his house. However, some ambiguity over the licensing rules led to the case being dismissed.
In 1872 the Rose Inn at Brownshill Green, on the road to Hawkes End, is up for sale. In 1878 William Barr had recently purchased this pub from Stephen Saidler (sic). He left it to his wife, Rose Barr.
This is by far the most popular flower mentioned in pub names. It is a national heraldic symbol.
LICENSEES:
1847 Thomas Beacham
1872 Francis W. Clarke
to c1878 Stephen Saidler
from c1878 William Barr
from c1878 Rose Barr
The Coventry Herald reported in January 1847 that landlord Thomas Beacham was charged for not allowing a Police Sergeant into his house. However, some ambiguity over the licensing rules led to the case being dismissed.
In 1872 the Rose Inn at Brownshill Green, on the road to Hawkes End, is up for sale. In 1878 William Barr had recently purchased this pub from Stephen Saidler (sic). He left it to his wife, Rose Barr.