Clements, John J | Day 10

Resided at the Clarendon Tap looking after the business for the landlord who was paralysed. The licence was transferred to him in September 1881. The previous landlord remained at the pub as a lodger.

Possible he also received money from WH Ramell for making flags.

Witness Type: Publican, Beerhouse Keeper, The Bold 42

Party: Liberal

Witness Testimony:

  • 12338.

    Mr. Turner.) What are you ? — Painter.

  • 12339.

    Where do you live ? — I am residing at present at the “Clarendon Tap,” carrying on the business for the landlord that is paralysed.

  • 12340.

    What did you get ? — 3L. 13s., I am one of the 42.

  • 12341.

    Was that for voting for Sir Julian Goldsmid ? — Yes.

  • 12342.

    Did you get anything else ? — No.