Catalogue description RECORDS OF TAMPLINS BREWERY LTD, BRIGHTON (FORMERLY TAMPLIN AND SONS LTD), AND OF ABSORBED COMPANIES

The records were the subject of a survey in October 1981 on behalf of the Business Archives Council. In the event the documents have been completely re-listed, and many items have been included which were missed in 1981, especially from absorbed companies

CONTENTS

Introduction

Concordance of Breweries and Licensed Premises

(a) Breweries

(b) Licensed Premises, Sussex

(c) Licensed Premises, Hampshire

(d) Licensed Premises, Kent

(e) Licensed Premises, Surrey

TAM/1 Tamplin's Brewery Ltd (Tamplin and Son Ltd)

TAM/1/1 Pre-Incorporation Records

TAM/1/2 Board Minute Books

TAM/1/3 Board Agenda Books

TAM/1/4 Committee Minute Books

TAM/1/5 General Meeting Records (including Annual Reports)

TAM/1/6 Seal Books

TAM/1/7 Register of Mortgages

Shareholding Records

TAM/1/8 Ordinary Shares

TAM/1/9 Preference Shares

TAM/1/10 'A' Preference Shares

TAM/1/11 'B' Preference Shares

TAM/1/12 'A' Debenture Stock

TAM/1/13 'B' Debenture Stock

TAM/1/14 'Smithers' Debenture Stock

TAM/1/15 Probate Registers

TAM/1/16 Probate Transfer Journals

TAM/1/17 Share and Stock Dividend Books

TAM/1/18 Shares, etc: various

Accounting Records

TAM/1/19 Private Ledgers

TAM/1/20 Impersonal Ledgers

TAM/1/21 Bought (Purchase) Ledgers

TAM/1/22 Income and Expenditure Ledgers

TAM/1/23 Journals

TAM/1/24 Purchase Journals

TAM/1/25 Cash Books

TAM/1/26 Slate and Tontine Clubs

TAM/1/27 Stock Records

TAM/1/28 Sales Records

Property Records

TAM/1/29 Property Registers

TAM/1/30 House Valuation Books

TAM/1/31 Schedules of Title Deeds

TAM/1/32 Repair Books

TAM/1/33 Bought Ledgers: Repairs

TAM/1/34 Repairs Journals

TAM/1/35 Insurance Registers

TAM/1/36 Loans Records

TAM/1/37 Rents, Rates, etc

TAM/1/38 Property: Miscellaneous

Various Records

TAM/1/39 Investments Ledger

TAM/1/40 Staff Records

TAM/1/41 Miscellaneous

ASSOCIATED COMPANIES

TAM/2 Tamplins Licensed Properties Ltd

TAM/2/1 Trust Documents

TAM/2/2 Board Minute Books

TAM/2/3 Directors' Attendance Books

TAM/2/4 6% First Mortgage Debenture Stock

TAM/2/5 4½% First Mortgage Debenture Stock

TAM/2/6 Probate Registers

TAM/2/7 Accounting Records

TAM/2/8 Estates Ledger

TAM/3 Watney Mann Ltd

TAM/3/1 Watney Combe Reid and Co Ltd (Hastings Agency)

TAM/3/2 Watney Mann Ltd

ABSORBED COMPANIES

TAM/4 Southdown and East Grinstead Breweries Ltd

Supplementary introduction

Bundles of title deeds, etc

TAM/4/1 Southdown and East Grinstead Breweries Limited, 1895-1924

TAM/4/2 Southdown Brewery, Lewes, (1768)-1893

TAM/4/3 Bear Brewery and Bear Inn, Lewes (old deeds), 1730-1828

TAM/4/4 Bear Brewery, etc, Lewes, (1817)-1897

TAM/4/5 Bear Yard, Lewes, (1730)-1897

TAM/4/6 Hope Brewery, East Grinstead, (1759)-1899

TAM/4/7 Malthouse, Foundry Lane, Lewes (ex-Bear Brewery), 1808-1897

TAM/4/8 Malthouse, Station Street, Lewes (ex-Bear Brewery), (1764)-1899

TAM/4/9 Hare and Hounds, etc, 38-40 Malling Street, Lewes, (1691)-1894

TAM/4/10 Wharf House, 42 Malling Street, Lewes (1794)-1910

TAM/5 Kid and Hotblack Ltd, Cannon Brewery, Brighton

TAM/6 Smithers and Sons (Ltd), North Street Brewery, Brighton

TAM/6/1 Title Deeds etc

TAM/6/2 Post-Incorporation Records

TAM/7 Messrs Mews, Portslade Brewery

TAM/8 Vallance Catt and Co, Brighton

(West Street Brewery, before 1895; absorbed Messrs Wigney, Ship Street Brewery, Brighton, in 1850)

TAM/8/1 Partnership Documents

TAM/8/2 Apprenticeships

TAM/8/3 Licences

TAM/8/4 Deeds, Leases, etc

TAM/8/5 Administrative Records

TAM/9 West Street Brewery, Brighton Ltd

(After 1895)

TAM/10 George Henty and Sons Ltd, Westgate Brewery, Chichester

TAM/11 G S Constable and Sons Ltd, Swallow Brewery, Arundel and Anchor Brewery, Littlehampton

TAM/12 Henty and Constable (Brewers) Ltd, Westgate Brewery, Chichester

TAM/13 Edlins Ltd, Brewers etc, Brighton

CONCORDANCE OF BREWERIES AND LICENSED PREMISES

The purpose of this concordance is to enable searchers to see which group of records to examine to trace the history of a particular brewery or inn at any given time. The sources used here have been very varied: printed trust deeds, title deeds (and schedules of them), property registers, minute books, private ledgers, and so on. The evidence is incomplete, and properties may have been owned outside the dates shown. In one or two cases evidence has been taken from documents examined at the brewery offices at Brighton, but not deposited, particularly, a Constable (GSC) deed of 1904, a Spain Brewery deed of 1881, a Gatehouse (GG) deed of 1889, a Bognor Brewery (Bog) deed of 1879, and a Henty (GH) deed of 1855

Off-licenses and malthouses are not included in the concordance, nor is the extensive private property owned. Further notes on individual companies and their histories will be found in the preceding introduction. Dates shown in this concordance may be earlier than dates of purchase shown in schedules, etc: some properties were leased before purchase

Key to Abbreviations

Alb Albion Brewery, Brighton (Castle)

BB Brighton Brewery (Weekes)

Bear Bear Brewery, Lewes

Bog Bognor Brewery (Butt)

Catt C W Catt's premises (1892-1899)

EB Emsworth Brewery, Hants (Kinnell and Hartley Ltd)

Edlins Edlins Ltd, Brighton

GG George Gatehouse's premises, Chichester

GH George Henty (Ltd), Westgate Brewery, Chichester (after 1921 Henty and Constable Ltd)

GSC G S Constable and Sons Ltd

(A) Anchor Brewery, Littlehampton

(S) Swallow Brewery, Arundel

Hope Hope Brewery, East Grinstead

KH Kidd and Hotblack (Ltd), Cannon Brewery, Brighton

Robins Robins and Sons Ltd, Anchor Brewery, Hove

SEG Southdown and East Grinstead Breweries Ltd, Lewes and East Grinstead

Smithers Smithers and Son (Ltd), North Street, Brewery, Brighton

Spain Spain Brewery, Petersfield, Hants (Albery)

TLP see TS

TS Tamplin and Son (Ltd), Phoenix Brewery, Brighton

(TLP) Tamplins Licensed Properties Ltd

WCR Watney Combe Reid and Company Ltd (Hastings Agency)

Wig Messrs Witney, Ship Street Brewery, Brighton

WSB Vallance Catt and Company, West Street Brewery, Brighton, trading after 1895 as West Street Brewery Ltd

BREWERIES

Exact dates are not assigned here, since the life span of some brewery buildings is not immediately clear. Some continued in use after acquisition; others were sold off; and still others were used for stores, bottling plants, etc)

ARUNDEL Swallow Brewery: GSC(S); GH

BOGNOR Bognor Brewery: Bog; Gri

BRIGHTON

Albion Brewery: Alb; TS

Brighton Brewery: BB; TS

Cannon Brewery: KH; TS(TLP)

Henry Street Brewery: KH (1872)

North Street Brewery: Smithers

Phoenix Brewery: TS

Preston Brewery see Licensed Premises, Preston Tap (WSB)

Ship Street Brewery: Wig; WSB

Star Brewery: KH

West Street Brewery: WSB

CHICHESTER

South Street Brewery: GH (sold 1905)

Westgate Brewery: GH; TS

CUCKFIELD

Dolphin Brewery: SEGB

DITCHLING

Brewery see Licensed Premises, Sandrock Hotel (WSB)

EMSWORTH (Hants)

Emsworth Brewery: EB

EAST GRINSTEAD

Hope or East Grinstead Brewery: SEG

HOVE

Anchor Brewery: Robins; TS

HURSTPIERPOINT

Brewery: Smithers

LEWES

Bear Brewery, Cliffe: SEGB

South Malling Brewer to TS (1895)

Southdown, Cliffe: SEG

LITTLEHAMPTON

Anchor Brewery: GSC(A); GH

PETERSFIELD (Hants)

Henty's Brewery: GH (sold 1897)

Spain Brewery: Spain; GH

PORTSLADE

South Down Brewery: Portslade Brewery

WORTHING

Tamplin's Brewery: TS (sold c1885)

LICENSED PREMISES: SUSSEX

ALBOURNE

King's Head: WSB (1834)-1929; TS 1929-(1965)

ALCISTON

Rose Cottage: SEG 1920; TS 1920-(1963)

ALDINGBOURNE

Labour in Vain, Westergate: GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary; formerly the New Inn, qv)

New Westergate: GH 1893-1929 (then renamed Labour in Vain, qv)

Prince of Wales, Woodgate: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

ALDRINGTON

Adur Hotel: WSB 1859-(1871); Smithers to 1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Aldrington Club, Portland Road: Smithers to 1929; TS 1929-(1962)

Aldrington Hotel, Portland Road: Smithers (1901)-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

[Deeds (1833)-1938 see A5376 48/16]

Crown, Copperas Gap (formerly Sloop): TS 1828-1896

Rutland Hotel see HOVE

ALDWICK see PAGHAM

ALFRISTON

George: SEG 1840-1920; TS 1920-1963)

AMBERLEY

Black Horse: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955

Bridge Inn (or Houghton Bridge Inn): GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

George and Dragon: GH 1923-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

Sportsmans Arms: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Thatched House GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

ANGMERING

Fletchers Arms: GH 1933-1955 (sold to Friary)

Red Lion: GH (1855)-1934

Roundstone: GH 1937 (built)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Spotted Cow: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1953)

Three Crowns see EAST PRESTON

Woodmans Arms, Hammerpot: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

ANSTY see CUCKFELD

APPLEDRAM

Black Horse: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

Crown and Anchor, Dell Quay: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

ARDINGLY

Gardeners Arms: Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1965)

Oak: TS 1922-(1963)

ARLINGTON

Plough, Upper Dicker: Bear (1817)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1962)

ARUNDEL

Bakers Arms: GSC(S) 1904

Black Rabbit: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Bridge Hotel: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

General Abercrombie: GSC(1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

King's Arms: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

Newburgh Arms/Cross: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Old Ship: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955

Queen's Arms: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1925

Railway Hotel: GH 1923-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Red Lion: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

St Mary's Gate: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955

Ship and Lighter: GSC(A) 1904

Swan: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Wheatsheaf: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955

White Hart: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

White Horse: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955

ASHCOMBE see LEWES

ASHLING see FUNTINGTON

ASHURST WOOD see EAST GRINSTEAD

AVISFORD see WALBERTON

BALCOMBE

Half Moon: Bear (1822)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1965)

Railway: TS (1863)-(1963)

BARCOMBE

Anchor: Bear(1817)-1882

Royal Oak: Smithers 1899-1929; TS 1929-(1965)

Station: SEG 1859-1920; TS 1920-1956 (sold)

BARNHAM

Barnham Hotel: TS 1960-(1964) (formerly the Railway, qv

Murrell Arms: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Railway Inn: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-1960 (then becomes the Barnham Hotel, qv)

BEEDING

King's Head: TS 1882-(1963)

BERSTED

Queen Victoria, South Bersted: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955 (sold to Friary)

Rising Sun, North Bersted: TS(LP) 1933 (bought)-1964)

Robin Hood, Shripney: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Royal Oak, North Bersted: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

White Horse, South Bersted: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955 (sold to Friary)

BIRDHAM

Bell: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Egremont Arms: GH(1855)-1903 (sold)

Hotel: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955 (sold to Friary)

BISHOPSTONE

Buckle: WSB (1879)-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

BOGNOR

Alexandra Tavern: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Anchor: GH 1893-1908 (sold)

Beach: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-1963 (closed; sold to Watney Mann 1960)

Berkeley Arms: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Coach and Horses: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Crown: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Elephant and Castle: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

King's Head, Steyne Street: GH 1893-1908 (sold)

Lamb: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955

Prince of Wales GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

Railway Hotel: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Richmond Arms: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955

Sussex Hotel, High Street: Robins 1897-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1962)

Victoria Hotel: Robins 1886-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1963)

Wheatsheaf: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955 (sold to Friary)

BOLNEY

Eight Bells: WSB 1848-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1965)

Queen's Head: TS 1882-(1964)

BOSHAM

Anchor: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Berkeley Arms: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955 (sold to Friary)

Black Boy: GH (1855)

Gloucester GH 1893-1905 (sold)

(White) Swan: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

BOXGROVE

Anglesea Arms, Halnaker: GH (1923)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Winterton Arms, Crocker Hill: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

BRAMBER

Yew Tree: KH 1900-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

BRIGHTON

Abinger House (restaurant), King's Road: Edlins (1955)-1967

Abyssinia Arms, Edward Street: TS 1873-1894

Admiral Napier, Elm Grove: Smithers 1906-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Albion Inn, Albion Street: Alb to 1892: TS: 1892

Albion Tavern, Albion Street: Alb to 1892; TS 1892-1961 (then renamed the Stable and rebuilt 1961,qv)

Allen Arms, Lewes Road: WSB (1876)-1929; TS 1929-1931

Alliance Tavern, Dean Street: KH 1907-1909 (sold)

Alliance Tavern, Edward Street: Smithers 1865-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Alma Tavern, Carlton Hill: Smithers 1868-(1901)

Anchor, Lavender Street: Smithers (1846)-1929; TS 1929-1945 (closed)

Aquarium (formerly Brighton Packet, qv), Steyne Street: WSB 1874-1929; TS 1929-1963

Artichoke, William Street: Bear (1856)-1898 [became Scotch Stores by 1889]; JEG 1898-1915 (sold)

Artillery Arms, Artillery Street: Smithers 1879-1929; TS 1929-1958 (closed)

Arundel Castle, Islingword Street: TS 1867-1934 (closed)

Ashton Arms, Cambridge Street: GH (1855)

Balaclava, High Street: TS (1881)-1914 (closed)

Balcony Tavern, Elm Grove: Smithers (1901)

Balmoral, Carlton Street: Alb to 1892; TS 1892-(1896)

Barley Mow, St George's Road: WSB 1839-(1877); TS 1895-(1964)

Bat and Ball, Ditchling Road: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Bath Arms, Union Street: KH 1876-1926: TS(TLP) 1926-(1967)

Battle of Trafalgar, Guildford Road: TS 1882-(1963)

Battle of Waterloo, Rock Place: TS(TLP) (1863-(1963)

Bear, Lewes Road, Preston: Smithers (1833)-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Beauford Hotel, Queen's Park Road: TS 1868-(1965)

Beehive, Regent Hill, London Road: KH 1881-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1939 (closed)

Beehive, Trafalgar Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Belgrave Arms, St George's Road: Smithers 1896-1901; KH 1901-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1936 (closed)

Belle Vue, Buckingham Place; WSB 1852 (built)-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Belmont Arms, Cheapside: WSB 1874-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1932 (closed)

Black Horse, Church Street: TS 1887-? 1906; KH 1906-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1965)

Black Horse, Montague Street: WSB 1844-1920 (sold)

Black Lion, Preston Street: TS 1873-1878; KH 1878-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Black Lion, Surrey Street: WSB 1845-1921 (sold)

Black Prince, Upper Bedford Street: KH 1903-1926

Blacksmiths Arms, Upper North Street: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1953 (closed)

Blue Anchor, Kemp Street: Alb 1883-1892; TS 1892-[1896]

Blue Posts, North Street: Smithers 1865-(1901); KH 1915-1926; TS 1926-1959

Branch Tavern, Eastern Road: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1938 (closed)

Branch Tavern, London Road: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Brassfounders Arms, Portland Street: WSB 1855-(1892)

Brewers Arms, Carlton Hill: KH 1876-1905 (sold)

Brewers Arms, Church Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1930 (closed)

Bricklayers Arms, North Street: WSB (1825)-1872 (sold)

Brighton Arms, Essex Street: TS 1896-1958

Brighton Packet, Steyne Street: WSB (1826)-1874 (then renamed Aquarium, qv)

Brighton Tavern, Gloucester Road: TS (1874)-1885, 1909-1921

Britannia, Cavendish Street: WSB 1857-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1920 (closed)

Brokers Arms, Cheltenham Place: TS (1863)-1893

Brown Jug, York Road North: Alb to 1892; TS 1892-1951 (closed)

Buckingham Arms, Buckingham Road: WSB 1862-1900 (sold)

Buckingham Arms, North Street: GH (1855)

Bugle, St Martins Street: Catt (1886)-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Burlington Arms, St George's Road: WSB 1843-1867; (Hotel) Edlins (1924)-1967

Burton Arms, Russell Street: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1937 (closed)

Bush, Arundel Road, Kemp Town: WSB 1853-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Butchers Arms, Edward Street: Smithers (1846)

Bute Arms, Bute Street: TS 1878-1962 (sold)

Cabinet Makers Arms, Wood Street: Steyning Brewery to 1906; KH 1906-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1946 (closed)

Cadogan Arms, Sloane Street: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1943 (closed)

Cannon, Russell Street: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1965 (closed)

Canteen, Gloucester Road: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1963 (closed)

Carlton Arms (formerly Italian Arms, qv), Carlton Hill: TS 1940-1951 (closed)

Carlton Tavern, Carlton Hill: WSB 1864-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1916 (sold)

Carpenters Arms, West Street: WSB (1833)-1898 (sold)

Castle Inn, Castle Street: Wig 1823-(1842); Smithers (1846)-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Castle Inn Shades, Clarence Gardens, see preceding entry

Caxton Arms, North Gardens: Bear (1856)-1898; SEG 1898-1903 (sold)

Charleville Arms, Gloucester Road: WSB 1838-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1919 (closed)

Chatfields Hotel, West Street: TS 1937 (bought)-(1963)

Chequers, Preston Street: Smithers to 1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Chichester Arms, North Street/Vine Street: Smithers 1906

Christies Hotel, West Street: Edlins 1925-(1967)

City of Hereford, St James Street: TS (1863)-(1963)

City of London Tavern, London Street: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1965)

City of York, Western Road: KH 1880-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Claverton Arms, Centurion Road: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1940 (closed)

Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland Road: Alb 1882-1917 (leased to TS 1892, Smithers 1904); Smithers 1917-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Clifton Arms, Clifton Terrace: WSB 1846-1924 (sold)

Coach and Horses, Gloucester Street: KH 1874-1922 (closed)

Coachmakers Arms, Trafalgar Street: Ballard and Company, Lewes, to 1904; KH 1904-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Cobden Arms, Cobden Road: TS 1868-(1964)

Colonnade, Queen's Road: TS (1863)-(1867)

Compton Arms, Dyke Road: Smithers 1893-(1901); WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Constant Service, Islingword Road: KH 1872-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Continental Hotel (formerly Three Tuns, qv), Little East Street: TS 1914-1921

Corporation Arms, Richmond Street: TS 1896-1921

Corporation Arms, Gardner Street: TS 1896

Cranbourne Arms, Cranbourne Street: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Crescent, Clifton Hill: WSB 1844-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Cricketers, Black Lion Street: WSB (1829)-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Cricketers, Church Road: Alb 1878-1892; TS 1892

Cross Keys, Cheapside: TS 1855-1961 (closed)

Crown and Anchor, London Road: Smithers (1879)-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Crown and Anchor, Margaret Street: WSB (1832)-1918 (sold)

Crown Shades, Jubilee Street: Smithers (1901)-1929; TS 1929-1960 (closed)

Cuthbert Hotel, Cuthbert Road/Freshfield Road: TS 1879-(1963)

Dew Drop, Lavender Street: KH 1872-1903; TS 1903-1919

Derby Arms, Islingword Road: TS(TLP) 1897-1956 (closed)

Dog Tray, Edward Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Dolphin, College Place: Smithers 1855-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

[Deeds (1828)-1938 see A5376 48/13]

Dolphin, King's Road see Queen's Hotel

Dorset Arms, North Road: TS 1872-(1963)

Dorset Arms, John Street: Smithers (1869)-(1884)

Dover Castle, Southover Street: WSB 1876-1832; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Druids Head, Brighton Place WSB 1852-1929; TS 1929-(1967)

Duke of Cambridge, Richmond Street: WSB 1869-1929: TS 1929-1931

Duke of Edinboro', Hanover Street: Alb 1875-1892; TS 1892-1923

Dyke Road Hotel (formerly Windmill), Dyke Road: TS 1893-(1965)

Eastern Terminus Tavern, Eastern Road: WSB 1876-1904 (sold)

Eating House, Meeting House Lane: KH 1876-? 1900

Edinburgh, Buckingham Street: TS 1868-(1887)

Edinburgh Hotel, Gloucester Road: TS 1868-(1964)

Eight Bells, West Street: WSB 1867; TS 1909-1964 (closed, sold to Watney Mann 1960)

Elephant Tavern, Edward Street: Smithers 1879-(1901); WSB to 1929; TS 1929-1935 (closed)

Elephant and Castle, London Road: TS 1822-(1964) [deed 1908 see SAS/BR 146]

Elm Grove Tavern, Elm Grove: KH to 1876; then Keeping and Company; TS 1896-1948 (closed)

Elms Tavern, Elm Grove: TS 1875-1931 (closed)

Engineer, Cheapside: WSB 1845-1879 (sold)

Evening Star, Surrey Street: Smithers to 1929; TS 1929-(1966)

Farriers Arms, Gloucester Street: WSB 1846-1903; KH 1903-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Feathers Tavern, Queen's Road: Smithers (1846)

Fire Brigade Arms, Cannon Street: TS 1870-1936 (closed) [deed 1908 see SAS/BR 146]

First Sussex, Richmond Street/Albion Street: Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898-1903 (sold)

Fisherman at Home, Russell Street: WSB 1856-1920 (sold)

Fitters Arms, New England Street: GH (1855)

Flowing Stream, Newhaven Street: TS 1868-1953 (closed)

Flowing Stream, Surrey Street: TS (1863)-1919

Flowing Tide, Cannon Street: Smithers 1906-1929; TS 1929-1931 (closed)

Flying Dutchman, Elm Grove: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1965)

Flying Scud, King Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1940 (closed)

Flyman's Home, Richmond Street: KH 1874-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1947 (closed)

Forester and Shepherd, Clermont or Claremont Row: KH 1876 (sold to Keeping and Company); Alb 1880-1892; TS 189

Fortune of War, King's Road Arches: KH 1923-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Fox (or Old Fox), Upper North Street: TS (1863)-1938 (closed)

Fox, Southover Street: WSB 1837-1921 (sold)

Free Butt, Waterloo Street/Albion Street: TS 1851-(1964)

Full Moon, Boyces Street: Smithers 1879-(1901); WSB to 1929; TS 1929

Gardeners Arms, Church Street, see William IV

Gardeners Arms, Islingword Street: Alb 1881-1892; TS 1892-1948 (closed)

Gardeners Arms, Terminus Road: Smithers 1844-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

George, West Street: WSB 1826-(1870s)

George IV, Carlton Hill: TS (1873)-(1896)

Globe, Edward Street (and see Great Globe): Bear (1856)-1898; SEG 1898-1900 (sold)

Globe, Surrey Street: Alb (1885)-1892; TS 1892-(1896)

Gloucester Brewery, Gloucester Road: TS 1905-1931 (closed)

Gloucester Hotel, Gloucester Road: Edlins (1924)-1967

Golden Boot, Edward Street: Alb to 1892; TS 1892

Golden Cannon, St George's Road: Smithers to 1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Golden Cross, Prince's Place, see Marlborough Hotel

Golden Cross, Southover Street: Alb 1881-1892; TS 1892-(1964)

Golden Fleece, Market Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Good Companions, Dyke Road: TS 1939-(1963)

Good Intent, Albion Hill: WSB 1858-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1936 (closed)

Great Eastern, Trafalgar Street: TS 1885-(1963)

Great Globe, Edward Street: Edlins (1924)-1965 (sold) (and see Globe)

Green Dragon, Sydney Street: Smithers 1846-1929; TS 1929-1964

Green Man, Foundry Street, see Queen's Tavern

Greyhound, East Street: WSB (1826)-1929; TS 1929-1931

Half Moon, West Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Hanover Arms, Southover Street: Smithers 1873-1929; TS 1929-1965 closed)

Happy Return, Russell Street: KH 1876 (sold to Keeping and Company)

Hearts of Oak, Kensington Place: WSB 1853-1919 (sold)

Helmet, High Street: WSB 1841-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899; KH 1914-1916 (closed)

Hereford Arms: Smithers (1901)

Highbury Barn, Sussex Street: KH 1872-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1937 (closed)

Hollingbury, Roedean Road: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-1931

Hope Inn/Hotel, Cannon Street: KH 1903-1926; TS 1926-1958 (sold)

Horseshoe, Wentworth Road: Smithers 1876-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Ice House, Regent Row, North Street: Smithers 1906

Islingword Tavern, Islingword Road: TS 1896-1946 (closed)

Italian Arms, Carlton Hill: KH 1904-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1940 (then renamed Carlton Arms, qv)

Joiners Arms, Blackman Street: TS 1868-(1896)

Jolly Brewer, Ann Street: Smithers 1872-(1901)

Jolly Brewers, Ditchling Road: TS (1874)-(1966)

Jolly Fisherman, Market Street: WSB (1850)-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1938 (closed)

Kensington, Kensington Gardens: KH 1906-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1965)

King and Queen, Marlborough Place: WSB (1827)-1873 (sold); Edlins (1924)-1967

King's Arms, George Street: TS 1825-(1963)

King's Head (or King Charles II's Head), West Street: WSB (1825)-1920 (sold)

Ladies Mile Hotel, Mackie Avenue, Patcham: TS 1960 (bought)-(1963)

Lathcleavers Arms, Regent Road: Smithers 1862-1929; TS 1929-1963 (closed)

Laundry Tavern, Albion Hill; Alb (1855)-1892; TS 1892-1919 (closed)

Leconfield Arms, Edward Street; Robins 1887-1928; TS 1928-(1963)

Lennox Arms, Richmond Street: GH 1852-1883; TS 1883-1958 (closed)

Level Arms, Brunswick Place North: Alb 1883-1892; TS 1892-(1896)

Lewes Castle, Newhaven Road: GH (1855); Smithers (1901)

Lewes Road, Lewes Road: WSB 1864 (built)-1929; TS 1929-(1965)

Lion Inn/Hotel, St James's Street: WSB 1865-1898 (sold); KH 1911-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Little Fox, Hanover Street: KH 1900-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1950 (closed)

Little Globe, Edward Street: TS (1863)-(1964)

Little Western, Western Road: WSB 1867 (built)-(1870s)

Little Wonder, John Street: KH 1871-1923 (closed)

Little Yacht, Sussex Street, TS 1874-(1896)

Live and Let Live, Richmond Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1964 closed)

Liverpool Arms, Gloucester Place: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1935 (closed)

Locomotive, Cheapside: Smithers (1901)

Locomotive, Frederick Street: Wig 1843-1850; WSB 1850-1859

London Arms, Lennox Street: Smithers 1871-1929; TS 1929-1964 (closed)

Lord Clyde, Queen's Road Quadrant: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1964 (closed)

Lord Nelson, Russell Street: Smithers (1851)-1929; TS 1929-1955 (closed)

Lord Nelson, Trafalgar Street: Bear (1856)-1898; SEG 1898-1903 (sold)

Maltsters Arms, Western Road: WSB 1838-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1934 (closed)

Market Inn: TS 1881-(1887)

Marlborough Hotel (formerly Golden Cross), Princes Place: TS (1867)-(1956)

Mechanics Arms, London Road: Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898-1903 (sold)

Millers Arms, Windmill Street: TS (1863)-(1963)

Montpelier, Montpelier Place: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Morning Star, Church Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1936 (closed)

Morning Star, St James Street: WSB 1875-1892; Catt (1892)

Morton's Hotel, Queen's Road: Edlins (1924)-1967

Nags Head, Queen Street: Smithers (1846)

Napoleon III, Cheapside: KH 1904 (bought and closed)

New England, New England Road: Smithers 1874-(1884)

New Inn, Upper Lewes Road: Catt (1873)-1899; TS 1899-(1965)

New Pier (formerly West Pier Tavern), Preston Street: WSB 1867-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1962 (closed; sold to Watney Mann 1960)

New Ship, Ship Street: TS (1867)-(1872)

New Town Hotel: TS 1882-1896

New Volunteer see Volunteer

Newton House, Patcham: KH 1920-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Norfolk Arms, Grand Parade: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Norfolk Castle, North Road: KH 1922-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1956 (closed)

Norfolk Tavern, Norfolk Street: Alb to 1892; TS 1892-1941 (closed)

North Road Inn, North Road: Smithers 1885-(1901), WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1963)

North Star, Peel Place: WSB (1850)-1879 (sold)

Northern Hotel, York Place: Edlins (1924)-(1946)

Northern Tavern, Brunswick Place: WSB 1847-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Northumberland Arms, St George's Road: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1966)

Old Fox see Fox

Olive Branch: Smithers to 1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Oriental Inn/Hotel, Montpelier Road: TS 1874-(1964)

Oxford Arms, Oxford Street: TS c1880-1942 (closed)

Painters Arms, Edward Street: TS (1863)-1896

Park Crescent, Park Crescent Terrace: WSB 1868-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Pavilion Hotel, Castle Square: Wig to 1850

Pedestrians Arms, Foundry Street: KH 1873-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Pelham Arms, Russell Street: TS 1897-1964 (closed)

Phoenix, York Road North: TS (1863)-1896

Pier Hotel, Marine Parade: Edlins (1935)-1967

Pilot, Tichborne Street: TS (1863)-1919

Pilot, Upper Bedford Street: KH 1873-1921 (sold)

Pond Tavern Gloucester Road: KH 1872-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1965 (closed)

Port Hall Tavern Park View Terrace/Stanford Road: TS 1882-(1963)

Preston Tap (and Brewery): WSB 1889-1929; TS 1929-(1963) [deeds 1882-1890 see AMS 5681/59/1-5]

Preston Park Hotel: Smithers (1901)-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Prince Albert, Trafalgar Street: WSB 1841 (built)-1890; TS 1890-(1964)

Prince George, Trafalgar Street: WSB 1874-1929; TS 1929-1931

Prince of Wales, Western Road/Clarence Square: WSB 1853-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Pump House, Market Street: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-1931

Queensbury Arms, Queensbsury Mews: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Queen's Arms, George Road: Smithers 1867-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Queen's Head, Cheapside: Smithers 1994-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Queen's Hotel (formerly Dolphin), Kings Road: Smithers (1846)-1876 (sold)

Queen's Park Brewery Tap, Carlton Hill: Alb to 1892; TS 1892

Queen's Tavern (formerly Green Man), Foundry Street: WSB 1847-1919 (sold)

Race Hill, Lewes Road: WSB 1849 (built)-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Racehorse, Elm Grove: WSB 1876-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Railway Hotel, Surrey Street: WSB (1852)-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Railway Bell, Surrey Street: KH 1900-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Railway Guard, Trafalgar Street: Smithers 1874-(1901)

Ranelagh Arms, High Street: Alb to 1892; TS 1892-(1903); KH 1903-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Red Cross, Red Cross Street: KH 1900-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1944 (closed)

Red Lion, Kensington Gardens: WSB 1854-1917 (sold)

Red Lion, Upper Park Place: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Red Lion, Sussex Street: Alb 1876-1892; TS 1892-(1896)

Reeve, Eastern Road: Robins (1894)-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1964)

Regency Tavern, Russell Square: WSB 1856-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Regent, Church Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1917 (closed)

Reservoir Tavern, Howard Road: Smithers (1901)-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Richmond Arms/Hotel: Wig to 1850

Rising Sun, East Street: Wig to 1850

Rising Sun, Carlton Hill: KH 1873-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1934 (closed)

Rising Sun, Tidy Street: WSB 1878-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Robin Hood, Cross Street: Smithers (1846)-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Rock, Rock Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Roebuck, Red Cross Street: TS (1874)-1896 [deeds 1851-1910 see A5260/6]

Rose and Crown, Bond Street, see Ship

Rose and Crown, Rock Street/Chesham Road: TS (1863)-1942 (closed)

Rose and Crown, North Gardens: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Round Hill Tavern, Ditchling Road: Catt 1882-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Royal Albert, High Street: Alb to 1892; TS 1892

Royal Dragoon, Edward Street: KH 1876-1894 (given up)

Royal Exchange, Southover Street: KH 1873-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Royal Frederick, Frederick Place: KH 1871-1876 (sold)

Royal Hussar, Lewes Road: WSB 1837-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Royal Oak, Chapel Street: KH 1903-1905 (given up) [deeds 1817-1922 see AMS 5681/70/1-9]

Royal Sovereign, Preston Street: TS 1851-(1964)

Royal Standard, Edward Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1953 (sold)

Royal Yacht, Sussex Street: Catt to 1899; TS 1899-1930 (closed)

Running Horse, Grosvenor Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1957 (closed)

Running Horse, King Street: Smithers (1880)-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery) [Deeds 1788-1816 see A5376 48/14]

Sack of Shavings, Carlton Street: WSB 1895-1929; TS 1929-1931

St George's Tavern, Upper Bedford Street: Smithers 1900-1929; TS 1929-1942 (closed)

St George and Dragon, George Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1932 (closed)

St James's Hotel, St James's Street: TS 1911-(1964)

Sawyers Arms, Bedford Street: Smithers 1823-(1901)

Schooner, Charles Street: WSB 1866-(1870s)

Sea House Hotel (formerly Ship in Distress), Middle Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1960)

Sea View, West Street: TS 1899-1936 (sold)

Seven Stars, Ship Street: WSB (1828)-1897 (sold)

Seymour Arms, Norfolk Place: TS 1896-1913 (closed)

Shakespeare's Head, Chatham Place: WSB 1851-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Shepherd and Dog: Smithers to 1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Ship (formerly Rose and Crown), Bond Street: WSB 1853-1912 (closed)

Sir John Falstaff, Albion Hill: KH 1879-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1940 (closed)

Somerset Arms, Somerset Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1965 (closed)

South Coast Tavern: Smithers (1901)-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Southern Hotel and St James Restaurant, St James Street: Edlins (1924)-1967

Speedwell Hotel, Old Steine: Edlins 1945-1947 (sold)

Sportsman's Call, King's Street: TS 1867-1956 (closed)

Spotted Dog, Middle Street: WSB 1852-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1965)

Spread Eagle, Albion Hill: TS 1886-(1965)

Spring Tavern, Church Street: TS 1917-1918 (closed)

Spring Street Tavern; WSB 1864-1892; Catt 1892

Square Compass, Over Street TS 1909-1919 (closed)

Stable, Albion Street: TS 1961-1964 (formerly Albion Hotel, qv)

Stafford Arms, Boyces Street: Smithers 1906-1929.; TS 1929-(1965)

Stag, Richmond Street: WSB 1857-(1870s)

Stanmer Park Hotel, Ditchling Road: Catt 1896-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Star Tavern, Carlton Hill: Smithers 1866-(1901); TS to 1932 (closed)

Star, Edward Street: WSB 1867-1929; TS 1929-1932

Star-in-the-East, Eastern Road: Smithers (1875)-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Station Arms, Station Street: Smithers 1892-(1901)

Station Hotel (formerly Tivoli), Hampstead Road: TS 1891-(1964)

Sudeley Arms, Sudeley Street: BB to 1900; TS 1900-(1963)

Sussex Hotel, East Street: TS(TLP) 1927-(1963)

Sussex Hotel, St Catherine's Terrace: Edlins (1924)-1967

Sussex Arms, Gardner Street: KH 1886-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1959 (closed) [Deeds 1859-1969 see ACC5476; [1720]-1969 see ACC5700]

Sutherland Arms, Sutherland Road: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-1931

Thatched House, Black Lion Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1929-1939 (closed)

Three Elms, Regent Street: Alb to 1892; TS 1892

Three Horse Shoes, George Street: Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898-1903 (sold)

Three Jolly Butchers, North Road: WSB 1849-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Three Tuns, Little East Street: TS 1910-1913 (then renamed Continental Hotel, qv)

Three Tuns, Little Castle Square/Market Street: WSB (1833)-1897 (sold)

Thurlow Arms, Edward Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Tivoli see Station Hotel

Trafalgar, Upper Trafalgar Street: TS (1863-1887)

Travellers Joy, Preston: Smithers (1846)

Travellers Rest, Chesterfield Street: TS 1871-1892

True Blue, Mount Zion Place: TS 1872-1923

Unicorn, North Street: Smithers (1803)-(1906)

Union, Gloucester Road: Bear (1856)-1898; SEG 1898-1903; KH 1903-?1923

United Service, Elm Grove: Alb to 1892; TS 1892-1963 (closed)

Victoria, Richmond Road: Catt 1886-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Victory, Carlton Hill: Alb 1879-1892; TS 1892-(1896)

Victory, Duke Street: WSB 1851-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Volunteer, New Road/Church Street: WSB 1853-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1965) [deeds 1874, see SAS/BR 233, 234)

Volunteer Artilleryman, Oxford Street: Alb to 1892; TS 1892-1915 (closed)

Vulcan Tavern, Edward Street: Smithers (1901)-1929; TS 1929-1936 (closed)

Waggoners Rest, Islingword Road: TS(TLP) 1929-1933 (closed)

Waggon and Horses, Terminus Street: Smithers (1846)

Waggon and Horses, Church Street: Alb to 1892; TS 1892-(1964)

Welcome Brothers, Kings Road: Smithers 1906-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Wellington, Cumberland Place: KH 1873-1876 (sold)

Wellington (Arms), Elm Grove: WSB 1861-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1965)

West Hill Tavern, West Hill Street: Smithers 1881-1929; TS 1929; TS 1929-(1964)

West Pier Tavern see New Pier

Western Hotel, Western Road: Edlins (1924)-(1946)

Western Star, Trafalgar Street: KH 1876-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1933 (closed)

Western Star, Western Street: KH 1904-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Wheatsheaf, Bond Street: TS (1867)-(1963)

Whichelo Arms, Whichelo Place; TS 1882-1933 (closed)

White Eagle, Queens Road: Smithers 1875-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

White Hart, Upper Russell Street: TS (1867)-1919

White Horse, Norfolk Buildings: Alb to 1892; TS 1892

White Horse, Edward Street: KH to 1876 (sold to Keeping and Company); Alb to 1892; TS 1892

White Lion, North Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850

Wick, Gloucester Road: Smithers 1874-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

William IV (formerly Gardeners Arms), Church Street: WSB (1829)-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Windmill, Dyke Road, see Dyke Road Hotel

Windmill, Preston: Alb to 1892; TS 1892

Windmill, Upper North Street: KH 1914-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Windsor Castle, Queen's Road: WSB 1852 (built)-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1966)

Woodman, Guildford Street: WSB 1851-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS1899-1949 (closed)

Woodman's Cot, Whitecross Street: WSB to 1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1911 (sold)

Woodman's Hut, Lavender Street: WSB 1868-(1892); Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1904 (sold)

Yacht Anchor (formerly Little Yacht), Sussex Street: WSB to 1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1930 (closed)

Yeoman, Trafalgar Street: GH (1855)

York Arms, New York Street: KH 1876-1902 (sold)

York Arms, Sillwood Street: KH 1893-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Yorkshire Stingo, Western Road: WSB 1857-1884

BROADWATER see WORTHING

BURGESS HILL

Burgess Hill Inn, Keymer Road: WSB 1846-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1965)

Carpenters Arms, Mill Road: TS 1896-1956 (sold)

Cricketers, Fairfield Road: Smithers to 1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Junction: Smithers to 1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

King's Head, St John's Common: TS 1830-(1964)

Royal George, St John's Common: TS 1886-(1963)

Royal Oak, Jacob's Post, Ditchling Common: WSB (1826)-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Watermill, Vale Bridge/Leylands Road: WSB 1859-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Windmill, Leylands Road: Smithers 1878-(1884); WSB 1925-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

BURPHAM

George and Dragon: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

BURWASH

Admiral Vernon: Bear (1817)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-1956 (sold)

Bear Hotel: SEG 1843-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

Blacksmiths Arms: SEG 1898-1907 (sold)

Neighbouring Farmer: TS 1896

Wheel (or Burwash Wheel): Bear (1817)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

White Hart: TS 1921-1960 (closed)

BURY

Black Dog and Duck: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Blue Bell: GH 1923-1934 (sold)

White Horse: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

BUXTED

Royal Oak, High Hurstwood: Smithers (1901)-1929; TS 1929-1955 (sold)

CHALVINGTON

Yew Tree: Bear 1835-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-1961 (sold)

CHARLTON see SINGLETON

CHELWOOD GATE see FLETCHING

CHICHESTER

Angel (before 1855) see Coach and Horses

Angel: GH 1921-1923

Blacksmiths Arms (formerly Woolpack): GSC(S) 1904

Broyle House see Fleece

Castle (formerly Duke of Richmond's Arms): GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Chequer see Plough and Harrow

City Arms see Wheatsheaf

Coach and Horses (formerly Angel), St Pancras: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Crown, Whyke: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Duke of Richmond's Arms see Castle

Eagle, West Street: GH 1893-1903 (sold)

Fighting Cocks: GH (1855)-1893

Fleece (otherwise Broyle House): GH (1855)

Fleece (formerly Golden Fleece), East Street: GH (1855)-1955

Foresters Arms: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1923

Fountain, South Street: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

George (and Dragon), North Street: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Globe: WSB 1885-(1892)

Golden Cross, Little London: GH 1893-1904 (sold)

Golden Fleece see Fleece

Good Intent, Somerstown: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1893

Half Moon (and Seven Stars): GH (1855)-1955

Inkerman, New Broyle: GH 1893-1903 (sold)

King's Arms, St Martin's Street: GH (1855)-1905 (sold)

King's Head, South Street: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Little Anchor, North Street: GH (1855)-1903 (sold)

Old Cross, North Street: WSB 1926-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Old House at Home, New Broyle: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Railway, Southgate Street: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1903 (sold)

Railway Tavern, Basin Road: GH to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Red Lion, West Street: GH 1893-1899 (sold)

Richmond (Arms), Basin: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Roundabout: GH 1923-1937 (sold)

Royal Arms: GH 1923-1955; TS 1955-1963

Royal Oak, West Street: GH (1855)-1903 (sold)

Ship, Tower Street: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Ship and Lighter, St Pancras: GH (1855)-1903 (sold)

Spotted Cow: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1941

Star, Somerstown: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Star and Garter, St Pancras: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Three Tuns, Chapel Street: GH (1855)-1910 (sold)

Unicorn, Eastgate: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955; TS 1955-1960 (closed)

Victoria: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Waggon and Horses, Somerstown: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-1963 (closed)

Waggon and Lamb, Westgate: GH (1855)-1941

(Lord) Wellington, Broyle Road: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Wheatsheaf (formerly City Arms), North Street: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

White Hart, Orchard Street: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1903 (sold)

White Horse, Westgate: GH (1855)-1893

Woodman: GSC (A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1936 (sold)

Woolpack see Blacksmiths Arms

CHIDDINGLY

Bat and Ball: TS 1896

Gun: Bear (1817)-1873

CHIDHAM: Barley Corn, see SOUTHBOURNE

CHILGROVE see WEST DEAN

CLAYTON

Cricketers: Smithers 1906

Friar's Oak: Smithers (1877)-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Matsfield Arms: TS 1930-(1964)

CLIMPING

Black Horse: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

COCKING

Cobden Arms: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

Greyhound: GSC(S) 1904

COLDWALTHAM

Labouring Man: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Three Crowns, Watersfield: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

COLWORTH see OVING

COMPTON

Coach and Horses: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

COOKSBRIDGE see HAMSEY

COOLHAM see SHIPLEY

COPPERAS (or 'COPPARDS') GAP see ALDRINGTON, PORTSLADE

COPTHORNE see WORTH

CRAWLEY

Locomotive, Three Bridges Road: SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

Sun Inn/Hotel, High Street: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

CROOKER HILL see BOXGROVE

CROSSBUSH see LYMINSTER

CROWBOROUGH see WITHYHAM

CROWHURST

Plough: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

CUCKFIELD

Green Cross, Ansty: SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

King's Head, South Street: TS (1867)-(1963) [Deeds 1715-1882 see SAS/BR 262-336]

Lamb, Whiteman's Green: SEG 1914-1920 (sold)

Rose and Crown, High Street: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Ship, Whiteman's Green: Bear 1809-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

Talbot Hotel, High Street: SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1965)

Victory, Staplefield: SEG 1920; TS 1920-(1965)

White Hart, South Street: WSB 1898-1929; TS 1929-(1965)

DANEHILL see FLETCHING

DELL QUAY see APPLEDRAM

DENTON

Flying Fish (formerly Kicking Donkey): WSB 1877-1929; TS 1929-(1962)

Railway see NEWHAVEN

DICKER, UPPER see ARLINGTON

DITCHLING

Royal Oak, Jacob's Post, see BURGESS HILL

Sandrock Hotel (includes ex-brewery): WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1963)

White Horse: Bear (1856)-1898; SEG 1898-1915 (sold)

DONNINGTON

Blacksmiths Arms: GH 1898 (bought)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

DRAYTON see OVING

DUNCTON

Cricketers Arms: GH 1923-1955 (sold to Friary)

DURRINGTON

Lamb: TS (1867)-(1887); GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

North Star: WSB 1874 (bought)

EARTHAM

George: GH(1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

EASEBOURNE

Duke of Cumberland, Henley Hill see FERNHURST

Holly Tree: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

White Horse: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

EASTBOURNE

Brighton Arms, Terminus Road: WSB 1863-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Dew Drop, South Street: WSB 1876-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Gildredge Hotel, Terminus Road: TS 1959-(1963)

King's Arms, Seaside: TS(TLP) 1920-(1965)

Lodge, Seaside: SEG 1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1965)

Marine Hotel, Seaside: SEG 1886-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

New Hotel, Grange Road: Bear 1842-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

Ocean Wave; WSB 1873 (bought 1929; TS 1929-1931

Prince of Wales, Seaside Road: SEG 1851-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1965)

Ship Hotel, Meads Street: Smithers 1918-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Three Compasses, Seaside: WSB 1873-1920 (sold)

EASTDEAN (Chichester)

Star and Garter: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

EASTERGATE

Railway: GG to 1889; GH 1889

Wilkes Head: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

ELSTED

Royal Oak, Hooksway: GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Three Horse Shoes: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

FAIRWARP see MARESFIELD

FALMER

Swan: SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-1931

FELPHAM

Fox: GH(1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

George (and Dragon): Bog to 1879; GH 1879-1955 (sold to Friary)

FERNHURST

Duke of Cumberland, Henley Hill: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

King's Head: GSC(S) 1904

Red Lion: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

Spread Eagle: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

FERRING

Henty Arms (formerly New Inn, qv): GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

New Inn GH (1855)-1929 (then becomes Henty Arms, qv)

FISHBOURNE

Black Boy: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

Bull's Head: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

FISHERSGATE see SOUTHWICK

FITTLEWORTH

Swan Hotel: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

FIVE ASHES see MAYFIELD

FLETCHING

Coach and Horses, Danehill: TS 1947 (bought)-(1963)

Fletching: Hope 1877

Peacock, Shortbridge: Smithers (1901)-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Plough, Splaines Green: SEG 1920; TS 1920

Red Lion, Chelwood Gate: SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

Rose and Crown: SEG (1874)-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

Royal Oak, Splaines Green: SEG 1895

Sheffield Arms: SEG 1908-1920; TS 1920-(1965)

Stone Quarry, Chelwood Common: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS 1920-(1965)

FONTWELL see WALBERTON

FORD

Arundel Arms: WSB c1870-(1892)

Ship and Anchor: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

FOREST ROW see EAST GRINSTEAD

FRAMFIELD

Barley Mow: SEG (1867)-1920: TS 1920-(1963)

Hare and Hounds (formerly Greyhound): Bear (1817)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

FULKING

Shepherd and Dog: TS 1823-(1963)

FUNTINGTON

Fox and Hounds: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Horse and Groom, Ashling: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

GORING

Bull's Head: TS 1828-(1963)

Mulberry Hotel: TS 1937 (opened)-(1963)

GRAFFHAM

Foresters Arms: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

White Horse: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Woodman: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-1956 (sold)

EAST GRINSTEAD

Ashdown Forest Hotel, Forest Row: SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920

Crown, High Street: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

Dorset Arms: TS 1937 (bought)-(1963)

Maypole, Ashurst Wood: SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1965)

Moat House, Moat Road: SEG 1895-1919 (sold)

North Sussex Club: TS(TLP) 1956-(1963)

Prince of Wales, Baldwins Hill: TS(TLP) 1924-(1964)

Royal Oak, Forest Row: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1909 (sold)

Ship, Ship Street: TS(TLP) 1921-(1963)

Sussex Arms, West Street/Chapel Lane: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

Swan Hotel, London Road: Bear (1817)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-1963 (closed: sold to Watney Mann 1960)

Swan, Forest Row: SEG (1888)-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

Three Crowns, Ashurst Wood; Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

White Lion: SEG 1843-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

Wych Cross: Bear (1856)

WEST GRINSTEAD

Crown (formerly Dial Post): SEG 1898-1913 (sold)

HADLOW DOWN see MAYFIELD

HAILSHAM

Bricklayers Arms: SEG (1874)-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

Crown: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1869 (sold) (see AMS 5681/27/1-16). [Deeds 1713-1730 see AMS 6160]

George: Bear (1817)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

Good Intent (late Jolly Sailor, formerly Conquering Hero): SEG 1874)-1920; TS 1920-1957 (closed)

Railway Tavern: SEG (1874)-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

HALNAKER SEE BOXGROVE

HAMMERPOT see ANGMERING

HAMSEY

Chalkpit see LEWES

Rainbow Tavern, Cooksbridge: TS 1896-(1961)

HANDCROSS see SLAUGHAM

HARTFIELD

Gallipot: TS 1950 (bought)-(1963)

HARTING

Greyhound: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-1960 (closed)

Railway (formerly Pig and Whistle): GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Ship: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

White Hart: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

HASTINGS

Angel (formerly Brisco Arms), St Mary's Terrace: Bear (1838)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1965)

Belmont, Harold Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1964)

Brisco Arms see Angel

Clarence Hotel, Middle Street: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Cricketers, Waldegrave Street: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Crown, All Saints Street: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Cutter, East Parade: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Dolphin, Rock-a-Nore Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Dripping Well, Dorset Place: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Duke of Cornwall, High Street: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1964)

Edinburgh Castle, St George's Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Gaiety, Queen's Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

George, All Saints Road: WCR to 1953 (sold)

Hare and Hounds see ORE

Havelock Hotel, Havelock Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Hole in the Wall, Hill Street: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Imperial, Queen's Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Jenny Lind, High Street: TS 1954-(1963)

Manor Hotel, Manor Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Market Tavern, East Parade: Bear (1889)-1895 (sold)

Mitre Hotel, High Street: TS 1896

Mount Pleasant, Mount Pleasant Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1965)

'Ole in the Wall see Hole in the Wall

Red Lion, Stone Street: WCR to 1953 (sold)

Royal George, Station Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Ship, Bourne Street: SEG (1874)-1910 (sold)

Swan Hotel: Bear (1856)

Volunteer: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1955)

Wellington, White Rock: TS 1950's-(1963)

Whitefriars Hotel, Priory Road: Robins 1897-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1963)

HAYWARDS HEATH

Burrell Arms, Commercial Square: SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

Liverpool Arms: TS (1863)-1880

Pilgrim Hotel, America Lane TS 1951 (opened)-(1963)

Sussex Hotel/Arms: SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1966)

HEATHFIELD

Crown Hotel: Bear (1848)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

Half Moon: Robins 1882-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1964)

Runt in Tun, Horam: TS 1896-(1964)

Star: Bear (1856)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

HELLINGLY

White Hart, Horsebridgde: Bear (1805)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

HENFIELD

Bull, Mockbridge: WSB 1852-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

George, High Street: TS 1828-(1963)

Plough: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1965)

Station Hotel (or Railway): TS (1863)-(1965)

HENLEY HILL see FERNHURST

HERMITAGE see WESTBOURNE

HERSTMONCEUX

Woolpack, Gardner Street: Wig to 1850

HICKSTEAD

Castle Inn/Hotel: SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

HIGHLEIGH see SIDLESHAM

EAST HOATHLY

Yew Tree: TS 1896

WEST HOATHLY

Fountain: Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898-1909 (sold)

Railway Hotel: SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-1955 (sold)

Vinolls Cross: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

HODE

Lamb: TS 1925-(1965)

HOOKSWAY see ELSTED

HORAM see HEATHFIELD

HORSEBRIDGE see HELLINGLY

HORSHAM

Hurst Arms, North Street: TS(TLP) 1923-(1963)

HORSTED KEYNES

Crown: TS 1899-(1964)

HOUGHTON

George and Dragon: GSC(S) 1904

HOVE

Albion, Church Road: BB 1871-1900; TS 1900-(1964) [deeds 1871-1883 see AMS 5681/72/1-4]

Alexandra Hotel, Brunswick Terrace: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1959

Belfast Tavern, Belfast Street: TS 1896-(1965)

Brunswick Inn, Holland Road: KH 1871-1909 (sold), 1923-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Carpenters Arms: WSB 1835-(1870s)

Cliftonville Hotel, Goldstone Villas: TS 1875-(1963)

Conqueror, Lower Market Street: KH 1884-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1964)

Downsman, Hangleton Way: TS 1956 (opened)-(1965)

Eclipse, Montgomery Street: WSB 1895-1929; TS 1929-1931

Exchange (formerly Dolphin Arms), Goldstone Street: Smithers 1882-1929; TS 1929-(1963) [deeds 1876-1943 see AMS 5681/37/1-3]

Farm Tavern, Farm Road: TS 1909-(1963)

Horse and Groom, Lower Market Street: WSB 1846-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1906 (sold)

Hove Lawns Hotel (formerly Kerrison Arms), Waterloo Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Kendal Arms, Payne Avenue: Smithers 1900-1929; TS 1929-(1965)

Kerrison Arms see Hove Lawns Hotel

Locksmiths Arms, Upper Market Street: Smithers 1871-(1901

Napoleon III, Cross Street: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-1931

Neptune, Albert Terrace: Smithers 1906-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Palmeira Hotel, Cromwell Road: KH 1880-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Royal Brunswick Cricket Ground Inn: WSB 1853-1869 (cf Sussex County Cricket Ground Hotel)

Royal George, George Street: BB 1871-1900; TS 1900-1964 (closed)

Rutland Hotel, Rutland Road: Smithers 1896-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Sackville Hotel, Sackville Road: TS 1896-(1952): - then Old Shoreham Road 1957 (bought)-(1963)

St Aubyn's Hotel, Victoria Terrace: TS 1899-(1964)

Seafeld, Church road: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Ship, Hove Street: WSB (1832)-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Station, Brunswick Street West: KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1965)

Sussex Arms, Sussex Road: TS 1896

Sussex County Cricket Ground Hotel, Eaton Road: TS 1922-1947 (given up; cf Royal Brunswick Cricket Ground Inn)

Travellers Joy (formerly Bun House), Alma Terrace: WSB 1853-1892; Catt 1892-1899;TS 1899

Victoria Tavern, Albert Terrace: TS (1863)-1955 (sold)

Wick, Western Road: Smithers (1846); KH 1871-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1965)

HURSTPIERPOINT

Duke of York, Sayers Common: TS 1919 (bought)-(1963)

Hurst Wine Stores, High Street: KH 1910-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1956)

Lamb: BB to 1900; TS 1900-(1963)

Queen's Head: TS 1903-(1965)

Red Lion, High Street: Smithers 1875-1929; TS 1929; TS 1929-1956 (closed)

Sportsman: BB to 1900; TS 1900-(1963)

Sussex Arms: WSB 1913-1929; TS 1929-1931

White Horse: TS 1827-(1965)

HURSTWOOD, HIGH see BUXTED

IFIELD

Sun: SEG 1895

ITCHENOR

Ship: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

JACOB'S POST see BURGESS HILL

JARVIS BROOK see ROTHERFIELD

KEMP TOWN see BRIGHTON

KEYMER

Greyhound: KH 1872-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Watermill see BURGESS HILL

KINGSTON-BY-SEA

Kingston: WSB 1868-1892; Catt 1892; TS(TLP) 1899-(1963)

(Kingston Malthouse see WSB records)

KIRDFORD

New Pound Common: GSC(S) 1904

LANCING

Corner House: TS 1935 (bought)-(1964)

Empire Club, Penhill Road: TS 1933 (bought)-(1965)

Sussex Pad: TS 1867, 1896

(Three) Horse Shoes: TS (1867)-(63)

LAUGHTON

(Blue) Bell, Shortgate: SEG (1867)-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

Roebuck: Bear (1809)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

LAVANT

Earl of March's Arms: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

LEWES

Anchor, South Street: SEG (1888)-1909 (sold)

Anglers see Jolly Anglers

Bear, Lewes Bridge: Bear (1800)-1898; SEG 1898-1919 (sold)

Bee Hive, Cliffe High Street: SEG (1874)-1913 (sold)

Bell, Eastport Lane, Southover: SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

Blacksmiths Arms, North Street: Bear 1875-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-1958 (closed)

Britannia, Keere Hill: Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920

Castle (formerly Lewes Castle), Cliff: Star Brewery 1888-1912; SEG 1912-1920; TS 1920-1960 (closed)

Chalkpit, nr Offham: SEG (1893)-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

Cliffe Tavern, High Street: TS 1896-1907 (sale pps A5827)

Crown Hotel: SEG 1916-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

Dorset Arms, (otherwise The Catts), Malling Street: Wig to 1850; SEG 1850-1920; TS 1920-(1964) [Deeds 1720-1847 see SAS/BR 154-211]

Elephant and Castle, St John's: SEG (1874)-1920; TS 1920-(1966)

Foresters Arms (formerly Rose & Crown), Malling Street: Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898-1908 (sold)

Fox, Southerham: SEG (1893)-1920; TS 1920-1956 (sold)

Fruiterers Arms, Sun Street: SEG (1893)-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

George, Little East Street/Waterloo Road; Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-1935 (given up)

Grape Vine, Elm Grove: TS 1896-1907 (sale pps. A5827)

Hare and Hounds, Malling Street: SEG (1888)-(1895)

Jolly Anglers (formerly Coach and Horses), Station Street: SEG (1874)-1920; TS 1920-1955 (given up)

Jolly Friars, Priory Street: Alb 1879-1892; TS 1892-1960 (closed)

Morning Star, High Street: SEGB 1898-1920; TS 1920

Newmarket Tavern, Ashcombe: SEG 1867-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

New Station, Lansdowne Place (originally with post office, mineral water factory): WSB 1853-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Pelham Arms: SEG 1920; TS 1920-1962 (sold)

Pewter Pot (formerly Rifleman, qv), Western Road: TS 1960-(1964)

Prince of Wales, Malling Hill: SEG 1842-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

Priory Arms, Southover: Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898

Railway, Friars Walk: WSB 1846-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Rifleman (formerly Travellers Joy), Western Road: WSB 1849 (built)-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1960 (then renamed Pewter Pot, qv)

Rock, Malling Street: SEG (1888)-1920; TS 1920-1935 (sold)

Rose and Crown see Foresters Arms

Running Horse, High Street: Wig to 1850; WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1927 (sold)

Snowdrop, South Street: TS 1896-(1963)

Sussex Arms, Fisher Street: SEGB 1898-1920; TS 1920

Tanners Arms, Malling Street: TS 1896

Thatched House, South Street: Bear 1803-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

White Horse, St John Street; TS 1896-1907 (sale pps. A5827)

Windmill, Spital Road: Bear 1880-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1965)

LICKFOLD see WIGGONHOLT

LINDFIELD

Bent Arms: SEG 1915-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

Bricklayers Arms see Witch

Red Lion: Smithers to 1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Tiger: SEG 1898-1916 (sold)

White Horse: TS 1891-(1965)

Witch (formerly Bricklayers Arms): Bear 1852-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

LITLINGTON

Plough and Harrow: SEG (1893)-1920; TS 1920-1962 (sold)

LITTLEHAMPTON

Britannia: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Dolphin Hotel: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Foresters Arms: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Globe: GH 1923-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

King's Arms: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Locomotive: WSB 1865 (built)-1929; TS 1929-1931

Marine Hotel: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Norfolk Hotel: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Prince of Wales: GSC(S) 1904

Rose and Crown: GSC(A) 1904

Royal Standard: GH 1893-1909 (sold)

Ship and Anchor see FORD

Spotted Cow: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Steam Packet: WSB 1864-(1892); TS 1929-(1963)

Surrey Arms: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Terminus Hotel: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

White Hart: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1966)

LODSWORTH

Hollist Arms: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-1960 (given up)

LONDON, LITTLE see CHICHESTER

LOWHEATH see PETWORTH

LYMINSTER

Dew Drop, Wick: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Locomotive: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Mill and Signal: GSC(S) 1904

New Inn: GSC(S) 1904-1921, GH 1921-1929 (then renamed Plough and Sail, qv)

Plough and Sail, Crossbush (formerly New Inn, qv): GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

Railway Hotel: GSC(S) 1904

True Blue, Wick: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

SOUTH MALLING see LEWES

WEST MARDEN

Victoria: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

MARESFIELD

Chequers: Smithers (1898)-1901

Foresters Arms, Fairwarp: (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

Star, Piltdown: TS 1896-1936 (closed)

MAUDLIN see WESTHAMPNETT

MAYFIELD

Five Ashes, Hadlow Down: Bear (1817)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

Middle House Hotel: TS 1924-(1966)

New Inn, Hadlow Down: Bear (1817)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-1963 (sold)

Railway Hotel: TS(TLP) 1921-(1964)

Royal Oak: Bear (1817)-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

MIDHURST

Crown GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Egmont Arms (formerly New Inn, qv): GH 1925-1955 (sold to Friary)

Fire Brigade Arms: GH 1923

Foresters Arms: GH 1893-1903 (sold)

Half Moon: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

New Inn: GH (1855)-1925 (then renamed Egmont Arms, qv)

Red Lion Hotel: GH (1855)-1903 (sold)

Swan: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

MILLAND

Black Fox: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Volunteer Arms: GH 1903 (bought from Courages) - 1955; TS 1955-1957 (closed)

MOCKBRIDGE see HENFIELD

MINDHAM

Island Cottage: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Plough: GH 1893-1955

Walnut Tree, Runcton: GH (1855) - 1955; TS 1955-(1964)

NEWHAVEN

Ark, Riverwall: SEG 1865-1920; TS 1920-(1965)

Blue Anchor, High Street: WSB 1829-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1912

Engineer, Railway Road: WSB 1864-1929; TD 1929-1931

New Bridge: WSB (1866)-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Railway (Denton): WSB 1848 (built)-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Ship, High Street: WSB (1829); Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

NEWICK

Bricklayers Arms: SEG 1874-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

Bull: Robins (1894)-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1965)

NORTHCHAPEL

Swan: GH 1893-(1955); TS 1955-(1963)

NUTBOURNE see SOUTHBOURNE

NUTLEY

Nutley: Hope (1877)- ; Smithers 1898-(1901) [Deed 1898 see SAS/BR 139, 140]

(King) William IV: SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

ORE

Hared Hounds: Bear 1824-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

OVING

King's Head, Drayton: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Nelson Arms, Colworth: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955

PAGHAM

(Black) Bear: Bog to 1879; GH 1879-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

King's Beach Hotel: GH 1937 (built) - 1955 (sold to Friary)

Red Lion, Nyetimber: GSC(S) 1904

Ship, Aldwick: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

PATCHAM see BRIGHTON

PATCHING

Fox: GH 1923-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

PETWORTH

Old Square Tavern: TS 1936 (bought)-(1966)

Queen's Head: GSC(S) 1904

Star, Market Place: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Well Digger Arms, Lowheath: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Ye Olde Bunne House see Old Square Tavern

PEVENSEY

New Inn (formerly King's Head): Bear 1852-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

Railway see WESTHAM

PILTDOWN see MARESFIELD

PLUMPTON

Fountain: Smithers 1899-1929; TS 1929-1956 (sold)

Half Moon: Bear 1822-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1965)

PORTSLADE

Alexandra, Copperas Gap: Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898-1909 (sold)

Battle of Trafalgar, Trafalgar Road: TS 1869-(1966)

Clarence, North Street: TS 1896

Clarendon Arms, North Street: Robins 1862-1928; TS 1928-1965 (closed)

Cricketers Arms, Church Road: Alb to 1892; TS 1892-(1964)

Crown, Wellington Road: TS 1896-(1963)

George, High Street: TS 1833-(1965)

Half Way House, Wellington Road: BB to 1900; TS 1900-(1963)

Locksmiths: Smithers to 1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Mill, Mill Lane: TS 1954 (opened)-(1965)

Railway: WSB 1861 (built)-1929; TS 1929-1931

St James Hotel: SEG 1898-1899 (sold)

Spotted Cow: Smithers 1863-(1884)

Stag's Head, High Street: Portslade Brewery to 1919; Smithers 1919-1929; TS 1929-(1965)

Stanley Arms, Southern Cross: Alb 1881-1892; TS 1892-(1965)

Windmill: Smithers to 1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

POYNINGS

Royal Oak: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1963)

PRESTON see BRIGHTON

EAST PRESTON

Three Crowns: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

PULBOROUGH

Five Bells: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

Orange Tree: GSC(S) 1904

Rising Sun: GH 1923-1955 (sold to Friary)

Swan Hotel: Robins 1868-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1963)

PYECOMBE

Plough: TS 1909-1938 (transferred to Beards of Lewes)

REDFORD see WOOLBEEDING

RINGMER

Anchor: WSB 1840-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Brewers Arms: SEG (1888)-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

Cock, Uckfield Road: SEG 1920; TS 1920-(1965)

Hare and Hounds (formerly the Railway, qv): TS 1930-(1963)

Old Ship, Plashett Bridge: Bear 1817-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1964)

Railway: TS 1896-1930 (then renamed Hare and Hounds, qv)

RODMELL

Abergavenny Arms: SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

ROGATE

Railway Tavern see HARTING

White Horse (formerly Yorkshire Grey, sometime King's Head): GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Wyndham Arms: Spain to 1881; GH 1881-1955 (sold to Friary)

ROTHERFIELD

Plough and Horses, Jarvis Brook: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS 1920

ROTTINGDEAN

Royal Oak: Robins to 1928; TS(TLP) 1928-1936 (closed)

Spanish Lady, Longridge Avenue, Saltdean; TS 1956 (opened)-(1963)

White Horse Hotel, High Street: WSB (1833)-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

RUMBOLDSWYKE

Roundabout House: GH 1893

RUNCTON see MUNDHAM

RUSTINGTON

Lamb: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Windmill: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

ST LEONARDS

Bohemia Arms, Bohemia Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Bo-Peep Hotel, Bulverhythe Road/Grosvenor Crescent/West Marina: Robins 1885-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1965)

Clifton Tavern, Stainsby Street: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1964)

Fountain, Caves Road: Robins 1872-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1963)

Horse and Groom, Mercatoria: SEG 1847-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

Norman Hotel, Norman Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

North Star, Clarence Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Royal Hotel: Edlins 1931-1932 (bought)-1953; TS 1953-(1954)

Silverhill Tavern, Sedlescombe Road North: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

South Saxon Hotel: (1856)-1888

Star, Undercliffe: WCR 1952

Welcome Stranger, Sedlescombe Road North: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

SALTDEAN see ROTTINDEAN

SAYERS COMMON see HURSTPIERPOINT

SCRASE HILL see WIVELSFIELD

SEAFORD

Crown: TS 1901-(1962)

Terminus Hotel (formerly Station Inn and Assembly Rooms): WSB 1863 (built)-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1965)

SELSEY

Albion: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Crown, Selsey Bill: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

Fisherman's Joy: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Neptune (New Inn before 1930, qv); GH 1930-1955 (sold to Friary)

New Inn: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1930 (then renamed Neptune, qv)

SHIPLEY

Rising Sun, Coolham: GSC(S) 1904

SHOREHAM

Bridge Hotel: WSB (1850)-1929; TS 1929-(1965)

Buckingham Arms, Brunswick Road: WSB 1840-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Crab, Buckingham Road: TS 1899-(1966)

Crown and Anchor, High Street: TS: 1919-(1965)

Dolphin: TS 1828-c1882

Foresters Arms: Alb to 1892; TS 1892; KH 1902-1913 (closed)

Fountain: WSB (1829)-(1841)

Hebe Tavern: Robins 1894-1928; TS(TLP) 1928-(1963)

King's Head, High Street: Smithers to 1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Little Dolphin: KH 1873-1894 (given up)

Red Lion, Old Shoreham: TS 1828-(1963)

Royal George: Wig to 1850

Schooner, Albion Street: Smithers to 1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Surrey Arms, New Road: WSB 1833-1892; Cart 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1964)

Swiss Cottage: KH 1912-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

SHORTBRIDGE see FLETCHING

SHORTGATE see LAUGHTON

SHRIPNEY see BERSTED

SIDLESHAM

Anchor: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955 (sold to Friary)

Crab and Lobster: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955 (sold to Friary)

Hotel, Highleigh: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955 (sold to Friary)

Jolly Fisherman: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

(White) Swan: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1910 (sold)

SINGLETON

Fox and Hounds, Charlton: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

Horse and Groom (formerly Fox and Hounds): GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955 (sold to Friary)

SLAUGHAM

Red Lion, Handcross: WSB 1847-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Rifleman, Warninglid: SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

SLINDON

Newburgh Arms: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Sir George Thomas Arms: GH 1923-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

SOMPTING

Gardeners Arms: Smithers to 1929; TS 1929-(1964)

SOUTHBOURNE

Barley Corn, Nutbourne (before 1935 listed at Chidham): EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

George and Dragon, Nutbourne: GH (1855)-1925

Rising Sun, Nutbourne: GSC(S) 1904

Travellers Joy: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

SOUTHERHAM see LEWES

SOUTHOVER see LEWES

SOUTHWICK

Albion, Fishersgate: KH 1872-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-(1963)

Anchor see Victory

Commercial, Albion Street: TS 1896-(1963)

Joiners Arms see Station Hotel

King's Head, Fishersgate: TS 1929-(1962)

Mariners Arms: WSB 1852-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Norfolk Arms: Alb (1885)-1892; TS 1892

Schooner: WSB (1833)-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

Ship, Southwick Street; WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Sir Robert Napier (in 1872 St Charles Napier): KH 1872-1926; TS(TLP) 1926-1964 (closed)

Station Hotel (formerly Joiners Arms): Alb (1885)-1892; TS 1892-1963 closed)

Sussex Arms, Fishersgate: Smithers (1846)-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Victory (formerly Anchor), Albion Street: TS 1828-1957

SPLAINES GREEN see FLETCHING

STAPLEFIELD see CUCKFIELD

STEDHAM

Gnu Inn (formerly New Inn, qv): GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-1959 (sold to Gale's Brewery)

New Inn: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1929 (then renamed Gnu Inn, qv)

STEYNING

Railway Hotel: KH 1894-1905 (sold to Steyning Breweries Ltd)

STORRINGTON

Railway: GSC(S) 1904

White Horse Hotel: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

STOUGHTON

Barley Mow, Walderton: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

Hare and Hounds: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

SUTTON

White Horse: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

WEST TARRING

Castle: TS (1867)-1896

George and Dragon: TS 1828-(1963)

Thomas-a-Becket, Rectory Road: TS(TLP) 1908-(1965)

THREE BRIDGES see CRAWLEY

TROTTON

Black Fox (formerly Jolly Sailor): Spain to 1881; GH 1881

Blue Anchor: GH (1923)-1955 (sold to Friary; renamed Keepers Arms in 1952)

TURNERS HILL see WORTH

UCKFIELD

Brickmakers, Ridgewood: Smithers (1901)-1929 (sold to Kemp Town Brewery)

Bridge Hotel: Bear 1859-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

Highlands, Ridgewood: TS 1937 (bought)-(1963)

Maiden's Head Hotel (formerly Red Lion): SEG 1844-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

New Inn, Ridgewood Common: SEG 1898-1920; TS 1920-(1963)

Railway Tavern: Smithers 1900-1929; TS 1929-(1963)

WALBERTON

Balls Hut, Fontwell: Bog to 1879; GH 1879-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Royal Oak, Avisford Hill: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

WALDERTON see STOUGHTON

WARNINGLID see SLAUGHAM

WATERSFIELD see COLDWALTHAM

WESTBOURNE

Good Intent: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

Lamb: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1925

Royal Oak, Hermitage: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

White Horse: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

WESTDEAN (Chichester)

Selsey Arms: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

White Horse, Chilgrove: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

WESTERGATE see ALDINGBOURNE

WESTFIELD

Plough: Bear (1856)-1898; SEG 1898-1914 (sold)

WESTHAM

Corporation Arms see Railway Inn

Railway: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1963) (renamed the Westham in 1963)

WESTHAMPNETT

Coach and Horses, Maudlin: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

White Swan: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

WHITEMAN'S GREEN see CUCKFIELD

WHYKE see CHICHESTER

WICK see LYMINSTER

WIGGONHOLT

Three Horse Shoes, Lickfold: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

WILLINGDON

The Lodge: SEG 1851-(1895)

Red Lion, Hampden Park: Bear 1842-1898; SEG 1898-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1963)

WITHYHAM

Blue Anchor, Beacon Road, Crowborough: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1960)

Foresters Arms, Crowborough: SEG 1895-1904 (sold; became 'The Club')

EAST WITTERING

Royal Oak (formerly Trimble Tree): GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

WEST WITTERING

Blacksmiths Arms: GH 1904 (bought)

Dog and Duck: GH (1855)-1955

Old House at Home: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

WIVELSFIELD

Cock: WSB (1829)-1929; TS 1929-1931

Fox and Hounds, Scrase Hill: Smithers (1846)-1929; TS 1929-(1964)

WOODGATE see ALDINGBOURNE

WOODMANCOTE

Wheatsheaf: TS 1895-(1964)

Woodmancote: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

WOOLBEDING

Plough, Redford: GG to 1889; GH 1889-1955

WORTH

Abergavenny Arms, Copthorne: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS 1920

Unicorn, Turner's Hill: SEG 1895-1910 (sold)

WORTHING

Admiral Nelson: GH (1855)

Anchor, High Street: TS 1826-(1963)

Buckingham Arms, Montague Street: TS (1837)-(1965)

Bull's Head: Wig to 1850

Castle, Newland Road TS 1871-(1963)

Duke of Wellington see Pier Hotel

Elms Inn, Broadwater: TS 1927-(1965)

Engineers Arms, Broadwater: TS 1896-1927 (licence transferred to 'Elms')

Hare and Hounds, Montague Street: Bear (1889)-1898; SEG 1898-1913 (sold)

Jolly Fisherman see Running Horse

King's Arms: TS (1863); GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Marine Hotel, Marine Parade: WSB 1850-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1965 (closed; sold to Watney Mann 1960; renamed Marine House 1957)

Nelson Hotel, South Street: TS 1890-1960 (closed)

New Street, New Street: TS 1893-(1963)

Norfolk (Arms) Hotel, Chapel Road: WSB 1848-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1965)

Pier Hotel (formerly Duke of Wellington), Marine Parade: TS 1827-1965 (closed; sold to Watney Mann 1960)

Rambler, West Street: TS (1867)-1896

Rose and Crown: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Royal George: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Royal Oak: WSB 1835-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-(1963)

Running Horse (formerly Jolly Fisherman), Paragon Street: WSB 1836-1892; Catt 1892-1899; TS 1899-1962 (closed

Southdown Hotel, Broadwater: WSB to 1929; TS 1929-(1964)

Spaniard Hotel: GSC(A) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Stanhoe Hotel: Edlins (1939)-1965 (sold)

Thomas-a-Becket, Rectory Road, see WEST TARRING

YAPTON

Maypole: GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Shoulder of Mutton and Cucumbers: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

LICENSED PREMISES: HAMPSHIRE

ALVERSTOKE see GOSPORT

BEDHAMPTON

Belmont Tavern: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1966)

Golden Lion: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Wheelwrights Arms: GH 1893

BISHOPS WALTHAM

White Hart: GH (1855)-1893

BOARHUNT

Horse and Jockey, Hipley: GH (1855)

BRAMSHOTT

Wheatsheaf, Liphook: GH 1893

BURTON

Coach and Horses, Gravel Hill: GH (1855)-1904 (sold)

Five Bells: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Jolly Sailor, Weston: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

CATHERINGTON

Bat and Ball, Broad Halfpenny: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

(Blue) Anchor, Horndean: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Harrow (formerly Who Would Have Thought It?), Horndean: GH 1893

CHALTON

George, Finchdean: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

Red Lion GH 1923

CLANFIELD

Rising Sun: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-1964 (sold to Watneys, Alton)

COSHAM see WYMERING

CROCKER HILL see FAREHAM

DENMEAD see HAMBLEDON

DROXFORD

Bakers Arms: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

Black Horse, Shedfield: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

White Horse: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955 (sold)

EMSWORTH see WARBLINGTON

EXTON

Shoe: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

White Lion: Spain to 1881; GH 1881-1894 (sold)

FAREHAM

Bird in Hand: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

Castle in the Air: GH 1893

Chequers: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-1964 (sold to Watneys, Alton)

Lamb GH 1893

Old Vine, Crocker Hill: GH (18550-1955 (sold to Friary)

FINCHDEAN see CHALTON

GOSPORT

Bull's Head: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955

George and Dragon: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

Haslar Tavern: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-1964 (sold to Watneys, Alton)

Military Arms: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

Park Hotel, Alverstoke: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-1964 (sold to Watneys, Alton)

Victoria and Albert: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-1964 (sold to Watneys, Alton)

HAMBLEDON

Forest of Bere, Barngreen, Denmead: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

George: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-1964 (sold to Watneys, Alton)

Green Man: GH (1855)-1955

HAVANT

Black Dog: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

George: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-1960 (sold)

Six Bells: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-1963)

Speed the Plough: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

Wheelwrights Arms: GH 1923-1955 (sold to Friary)

White Hart: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

HAYLING ISLAND

Rose in June: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

West Town Hotel GSC(S) 1904-1921; GH 1921-1955 (sold to Friary)

Yew Tree: GH 1893-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

HIPLEY see BOARHUNT

HORNDEAN see CATHERINGTON

LIPHOOK see BRAMSHOTT

LISS

Blue Bell (formerly Compasses): GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-1964 (sold to Watneys, Alton)

Flying Bull, Rake: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

EAST MEON

George: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

MEONSTOKE

Millers Arms: GH 1893

WEST MEON

Red Lion: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

PETERSFIELD

Armitage see Crown

Bakers Arms see Golden Horse

(Blue) Anchor, Ramshill: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Bricklayers Arms: Spain to 1881; GH 1881-1905 (sold)

Crown (formerly Armitage): GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Dolphin (formerly New White Hart): GH (1855)

Drum see Old Drum

Fighting Cocks: GH (1855)-1910 (sold)

George: GH (1855) - 1955; TS 1955-1965)

Golden Horse (formerly Bakers Arms): GH (1855)-1910 (sold)

Green Dragon see Sun

Half Moon, Sheet: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

Old Drum: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Sun (formerly Green Dragon): GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Swan: GH (1855)-1910 (sold)

White Hart: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary; of Dolphin)

PORTSEA see PORTSMOUTH

PORTSMSOUTH

Alma Arms, Eastney: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

Blacksmith Arms, Lennox Road, Southsea: GH 1893-1905 (sold)

Florist, Buckland: GH 1893-1909 (sold)

Fox and Hounds, Mary Street, Southsea: GH 1893

Lennox Arms, Commercial Road, Landport: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

Richmond Arms, Landport: GH 1893

Royal Engineer, Flathouse: GH 1893

Three Crowns: GH (1855)-1893

RAKE see LISS

ROWLANDS CASTLE

Castle: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

Fountain: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-(1964)

Staunton Arms: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

SELBORNE

White Hart: GH 1893

SHEDFIELD see DROXFORD

SOBERTON

Bold Forester: GH 1893-1955; 1955-1964 (sold to Watneys, Alton)

White Lion: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

SOUTHSEA see PORTSMOUTH

STEEP

Seven Stars, Stroud: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

WARBLINGTON

Anchor, Emsworth: GH 1893

Black Dog, Emsworth: GH (1855)-1955; TS 1955-(1965)

Blue Bell, Emsworth: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

Crown, Emsworth: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955; TS 1955-(1963)

King's Arms, Emsworth: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

Locomotive, Emsworth: EB to 1929; GH 1929-1955 (sold to Friary)

Sloop, Emsworth: GH 1893-1910 (sold)

Staffron Brewery, Emsworth: GSC(S) 1904

Wheelwrights Arms: GSC(S) 1904

WATERLOOVILLE

Wellington: GH 1893-1955 (sold to Friary)

WESTON see BURITON

WICKHAM

White Lion: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

WYMERING

Red Lion (formerly Blue Anchor), Cosham: GH (1855)-1955 (sold to Friary)

LICENSED PREMISES: KENT

ASHFORD

Duke of Marlborough, East Hill: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1964)

Smith's Arms, Rugby Gardens: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

COWDEN

Crown: SEG 1895-1920; TS 1920-(1965)

DOVER

Dover Stage: TS 1950s

Trocadero Bars: WCR to 1953; TS 1953- ? (closed)

FOLKESTONE

Clarendon, Tontine Street: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1964)

Shakespeare, Guildhall Street: TS 1959-(1963)

HEVER

Greyhound: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

IDE HILL

Crown: TS 1950s-(1963)

IGHTHAM

Cob Tree: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Old House at Home: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

KNOCKHOLT

Royal Oak: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

LAMBERHURST

George and Dragon, Hastings Road: TS 1964 (bought)

MAYFIELD

Standing Cross: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

RIVERHEAD

Bullfinch: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

SEAL

Padwell Arms, Stone Street: WCR to 1953-(1963)

SEVENOAKS

Camden Arms, Bethel Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1964)

Compasses, Hartlands Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

Elephant's Head, Seal Road: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1964)

Holmesdale Tavern, High Street: WCR to 1953; TS 1953

Sennocke Hotel, Tubs Hill: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1965)

SHOREHAM

King's Arms: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1964)

STONE STREET see SEAL

TUDELEY

Red Cow: WCR to 1953; TS 1953-(1963)

WESTERHAM

Royal Standard: WCR to 1953: TS 1953-(1963)

LICENSED PREMISES: SURREY

BURSTOW

Shiply Bridge: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

GODSTONE

Blue Anchor, Blindly Heath: SEG 1895-1920 (sold)

HORNE

Jolly Farmers: SEG 1895-1920 (sold)

LINGFIELD

Prince of Wales, Baldwin's Hill: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1950s)

Royal Oak, Dormansland: Hope (1877)-1895; SEG 1895-1920; TS(TLP) 1920-(1964)

OUTWOOD

Castle: TS 1958 (bought)-(1963)

Tamplins Brewery Ltd, Brighton

Tamplin and Sons Ltd, Brighton

Deposited on 17 Dec 1984, with further instalments on 7 Feb, 15 May and 25 Jul 1985, and 18 Nov 1987 by Mr R E McDowell, Finance Director, on behalf of the Phoenix Brewery Company Ltd, 1 Richmond Terrace, Brighton, BN2 2SY (ACC4387, 4942)

These records are of Tamplin and Son's Brewery, Brighton, Ltd and of absorbed companies. The firm was founded in about 1821 by Richard Tamplin, trading for much of its 19th century life as Tamplin and Son until it was incorporated as a limited company in 1889. The firm was renamed Tamplin's Brewery Ltd in 1962, and is now part of the Phoenix Brewery Co Ltd, taking its name from the brewery at Brighton which has served the Company since its early days

Few pre-incorporation records appear to survive. Here, there are private ledgers, a journal, and a stock book, the earliest dating from 1867, but the Company retains extensive title deeds series which throw light on its early history. Schedules of these are available here (TAM/1/31/1-2). In 1867 the Company had about fifty leasehold or freehold licensed properties, besides the Phoenix Brewery at Brighton and another brewery at Worthing (sold in 1885). By 1889 the number of licensed properties had risen to eighty-three. Thereafter expansion continued steadily until about 1930, and picked up again after Tamplin's was itself purchased by Watneys in 1953. By the 1960's the Company managed a large number of houses all over East and West Sussex, with a grouping in South Eastern Hampshire and outliers in Surrey and Kent

The process of acquisition began after incorporation in 1889 with the purchase over the next couple of years of several properties, including in 1892 the Albion Brewery business of Mr Marcellus P Castle of Brighton (owned by Keeping and Co before 1873). For deeds of Castle properties on sale to Tamplins see AMS 6009. The South Malling Brewery, Lewes, of Messrs Lyell was added in 1895. No records of either of these firms survive here

In 1899 Mr Charles W Catt sold some 74 properties to Tamplins, and himself joined the board. He had been owner of the Old Ship Street Brewery in Brighton, and until 1892 had been a partner in the West Street Brewery business of Messrs Vallance Catt and Co. His properties were formerly of that partnership, which is further discussed below. In 1900 Tamplins purchased the Brighton Brewery business of Mr R C Weekes, with twelve houses

Then in 1920 the firm leased the extensive business of the Southdown and East Grinstead Breweries Ltd of Lewes and East Grinstead, with option to purchase, and in fact bought it out in 1924. The Southdown Brewery at Lewes was a long established business belonging to Messrs Hillman, and although no records are available here, (title deeds etc now deposited: see supplemental introduction at beginning of s.4 of list), some idea of the build-up of the firm can be gained from the schedules of title deeds

The next purchase by Tamplin's was of the Cannon Brewery business of Messrs Kidd and Hotblack Ltd of Brighton in 1926, again with many houses. The firm dated back to about 1871 as Messrs Kidd, and a few property records are deposited here. Additional items will be found in the HOW series. In 1926 Tamplin's formed an associated company, Tamplin's Licensed Properties Ltd, to hold (principally) the properties acquired from Kidd and Hotblack, but although there are separate records here of this firm, the trading records will be found as part of the main Tamplin's series

At the end of 1928 Tamplin's bought the Anchor Brewery business of Robins and Sons Ltd of Hove, with another dozen or so licensed premises. No records of this firm survive here

The last major purchase at this time was of Smithers and Son Ltd and of the West Street Brewery Ltd, both of Brighton, in 1929. In fact Tamplin's purchased all the ordinary shares of Smithers in 1929, after which that Company went into liquidation, and since Smithers had from 1913 owned all the ordinary shares of the West Street Company, control here also passed to Tamplin's. The West Street Company was formally wound up in 1937. The business of the two companies had been merged in 1913, Smithers undertaking the trading while ownership of properties remained distinct, but it seems that some properties had passed to Tamplin's management even before 1929, the date shown in the concordance below

To turn aside from Tamplin's affairs briefly, Smithers was also an old-established concern: sale particulars of a brewery at Preston in 1792 (TAM/6/1/7) already refer to a Smithers, and title documents (or schedules) deposited here made it clear that the business was well-established in the 1830s. It was incorporated in 1906, and the brewery was in North Street, Brighton, for most of the Company's history (with another at Hurstpierpoint in this century). Apart from the fusion with the West Street Brewery Co in 1913, Smithers in 1919 bought out the business of Messrs Mews of the Portslade Brewery (itself the inheritor of John Dudney's Brewery) and indeed improved that establishment so as to transfer at least a major part of its brewing operations there. Apart from title deeds, virtually no administrative records of Smithers (or of the Portslade Brewery) are available here, but some annual reports 1913-1927 are available in HOW 11/6 and 11/12. Not all the Smithers' properties went to Tamplin's in 1929; a number were sold to the Kemp Town Brewery

By contrast quite good records of the West Street Brewery Co are available. It derived from the business of the Catt family of Newhaven (associated with the Bishopstone Tide Mills, etc), and of the Vallance family of Brighton, the latter being the original owners of the West Street Brewery. It seems that the families were already in partnership by 1827, trading for much of the 19th century as Vallance Catt and Co. They were not only brewers, maltsters, and wine and spirit merchants, but coal merchants as well. Some records are deposited here; others relating to Catt affairs generally are deposited (but unlisted) as part of ACC4299, where the extensive papers of Henry Willett are relevant because he was Henry Catt before changing his name in 1863. In 1850 Vallance Catt and Co bought up much of the brewery business of Messrs Wigney of Brighton, bringing in the Ship Street Brewery to the partnership. Vallance Catt and Co continued to trade as such until 1895, when the firm was incorporated as the West Street Brewery, Brighton, Ltd, but the partnership had effectively been dissolved in 1892, when Charles William Catt decided to trade independently, leaving the West Street business to members of the Willett, branch of the family. Catt took a large number of licensed houses as his share of the dissolution, and in 1899 sold them to Tamplin's (as noted above). The later history of the West Street Company has already been noted; the records available here can be supplemented by other documents in the HOW 11 series

In 1953 Tamplin's was itself taken over, by Watney Combe Reid and Co Ltd (subsequently Watney Mann) but its name was retained as that of a subsidiary Company, and far from being run down the business was substantially expanded. Immediately some 50 properties of the Watney Hastings Agency were transferred to Tamplin's management, including several in Kent

Two years later (1955) Watneys bought and annexed to Tamplin's the Westgate Brewery business of Messrs Henty and Constable Ltd of Chichester, again a substantial concern even though about half the properties were separately sold to Friary of Guildford (later Friary Meux). Henty's, like several other businesses represented here, was also an old-established firm. It can be traced at least to 1855 when George Henty already owned about a hundred properties in West Sussex and Hampshire, and was incorporated in 1893 as George Henty and Sons Ltd. Early purchases included the Bognor Brewery business of John Butt in 1879 (with three houses), the Spain Brewery business at Petersfield, Hants, of Edwin Albery in 1881 (with four houses), and the twenty-six houses of George Gatehouse of Chichester in 1889

In 1921 Henty's merged with G S Constable and Sons Ltd (incorporated 1904), who operated from the Swallow Brewery, Arundel, and the Anchor Brewery, Littlehampton. The resultant Company was thereafter known as Henty and Constable (Brewers) Ltd, the headquarters remaining at the Westgate Brewery, Chichester. G S Constable had been trading at Littlehampton since at least the 1860s, and Arundel since the 1850s. Finally, in 1929, Henty and Constable took over the Emsworth Brewery business, mainly based in the Havant and Gosport areas of Hampshire, from Messrs Kinnell and Hartley Ltd (incorporated 1903). Quite full post-incorporation records of both Henty's and Constable's are available here

Lastly, so far as these deposited records are concerned, Watneys in 1967 purchased the firm of Edlins Ltd, brewers of Brighton, whose property holdings were of hotels and restaurants rather than public houses, and who were particularly involved in the wine and spirit trade. The firm was incorporated in 1924, and some records are available here. It owned about a dozen hotels at any one time

If the 19th century records of Tamplin's are disappointingly sparse, the records since incorporation will be seen to be quite full - at least so far as the company management, shareholding, property and trading sides are concerned - and the lists will speak for themselves. This is very satisfactory in view of the importance and size of Tamplin's in the local brewery scene. Records of absorbed companies vary considerably, with some being completely undocumented, and others being well represented

One brief word of explanation is perhaps needed, that the great majority of Tamplin's properties were vested in trusts, with the property records reflecting the various divisions. The earliest trusts were called 'A' and 'B', with Tamplins Licensed Properties Ltd forming in effect a third after 1926, and the 'Smithers' trust after 1931 taking in properties acquired at that time

Lastly, in 1949-1951, Messrs Tamplin and Son Ltd and Mr E R Burder deposited a number of redundant early deeds of licensed premises with the Sussex Archaeological Society, whose records have now been transferred to the care of the East Sussex Record Office. They refer, inter alia, to the Millers Arms, Elephant and Castle, and Fire Brigade Inns, Brighton; the King's Head and White Lion Inns, Cuckfield; the Lamb Inn, Durrington; the Castle Inn, Horsham; the Dorset Arms Inn, Lewes; the Nutley Inn, Nutley; the Railway Inn, Bopeep, St Leonards; a brewhouse at Worthing; and the South Malling Brewery. The deeds are listed in the series SAS/BR, and there is a detailed index at the beginning of the appropriate catalogue

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