Eagle Beer House
From Historical Hastings
Located at 9 Bourne Street[1], the pub was, in 1905, a known haunt of prostitutes and generally criminal classes. The premises were one of the twenty-four closed as being surplus to requirement in that year due to an application of the 1904 Licensing Act[2][3]. Due to the clearances associated with the construction of the roadway through the Old Town, the premises, together with the street itself are now no more.
Licensees
- 1858:Ellen Amoore[4]
- 1878:Philip White - Beer Retailer[5]
- 1881:Joseph White - Beerseller & Fisherman[6]
- 1890:Mrs Mary Jane White - Beer Retailer[5]
- 1899:Wm T White - Beer Retailer[5]
- 1901-1905:Annie L Yielding - Beer House Keeper[7][5]
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References & Notes
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- ↑ Eagle Tavern, 9 Bourne Street, Hastings, accessdate: 10 January 2021
- ↑ 1905 Purge on Licensed Premises
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- ↑ Melville & Cos 1858 Directory and Gazeteer of Sussex 1858
- ↑ a b c d Post Office Directory
- ↑ Census 1881
- ↑ Census 1901
