Gorringe Park, 29 London Road, Tooting, London SW17 9JR
At London Road, Figs Marsh in 1881 census
Mitcham pub history index
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Surrey .
Gorringe Park Hotel, London Road, Mitcham - in May 2012
Kindly provided by Stephen Harris
Residents at this address
South London press. 15 February 1879
John Dent applies for a six days License for the sale of Spirits, Wine, Beer, Porter, Cider, Perry, Sweets and Liquers, to be drunk or consumed in the premises, situate at No 4 Gorring Park Terrace, and intended to be called the Gorringe Park Hotel, which he holds under lease, and the intent is to keep as an inn, alehouse or victualling house.
1881/Henry White/Licensed Victualler, Widow/55/Kentish Town, Middlesex/Census
1881/Edwin White/Son, Cellarman/26/Islington, Middlesex,/Census
1881/Charles White/Son, Cellarman/24/Tottenham, Middlesex/Census
1881/Emily White/Daughter, Barmaid/18/Edmonton, Middlesex/Census
1883/Edmund Wood / Licensed Victualler /../../London Gazette, 27 February 1883 **
Croydon Times. 24 January 1891
James Thomas Claridge, a one eyed man, and Catherine Claridge, his wife, were charged with being drunk, the male prisoner being further charged with breaking a plate glass windoe, value £5, the property of Robert Turner, of the Gorringe Park Hotel. Mitcham.
Wallington & Carshalton Herald. 29 December 1894
Gorringe Park Hotel, close to Tooting Junction Railway Station
(Under Entirely New Management).
Proprietor - Ernest George Beer
Special Attention is Drawn to the Wines and Spirits Sold at the above Establishment, all of which are guaranteed to be of the very BEST QUALITY only, and well matured.
Croydon Chronicle and East Surrey Advertiser. 31 October 1896
Application for temporary authority in regard to the "Gorringe Park Hotel", London road, Mitcham, from Ernest George Beer to Edmund Otto Rehm [Rhem in article], late of the "Duke of York", Larkhall lane, London
The applicant had been cautioned by the Commissioner of Police for giving sweets to children for returning empty cans. The Chairman said the practice could not fail to be disapproved of, and the very facy of children frequenting licensed premises and congregating there was sufficient to jeopardise the license. The application was granted.
Croydon Express. 27 March 1897
Transfer of the Gorringe Park Hotel, from Edmund Otto Rehm to Charles Arthur Codlin
In 1901 at Gorringe Park Hotel, London Road, Mitcham, Croydon
Charles A Codlin, Licensed victualler, aged 42 and born in Sunninghill, Berkshire
Elizabeth Codlin, Wife, aged 39 and born in Sunninghill, Berkshire
Esther Poynter, Sister, aged 27 and born in Sunninghill, Berkshire
Bertram Studley, Cellarman, aged 25 and born in Ealing, Middlesex
Charles Andrew, Barman, aged 17 and born in Bedfordshire
Susan Andrew, Visitor, Widow, aged 57 and born in Hammersmith, Middlesex
Emma Culmore, Cook domestic, aged 54 and born in Marylebone, Middlesex
Morning Leader. 26 February 1903
Recent Will approved of Charles Arthur Codlin of the Gorringe Park Hotel, Tooting Junction, and of White House, Ascot, formerly of the Eagle Tavern, Battersea Park.
1913/Sidney W Clay & William A Buckland/../../../Kelly’s Directory
1934/Peter John Campbell Thomson & John Thomson / Licensed Victuallers/../../London Gazette, 23 October 1934 **
Daily Mirror. 08 February 1988
Six Regulars at the Gorringe Park Hotel in Tooting, LOndon, have shaved their heads to raise £1,000 for London's Great Ormond street Childrens hospital.
2018/Gorringe Park, 29 London Road, Tooting, London SW17 9JR Merton
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