Bounded on the North by four hundred and five feet and ten inches easterly along Patrick Street from its angle with William Street; on the East by three hundred and twenty-four feet and six inches southerly along a grant to Francis Freeman; on the South by four hundred and thirteen feet and four inches westerly along High Street to William Street aforesaid; thence on the West by three hundred and thirty-seven feet northerly along that street to the point of commencement - 3 acres, 14 perches. (1)

March 11, 1834 - William Sherwood conveyed to John Hunter Patterson. (2)

August 9, 1836 - Newspaper advertisement.

FOR SALE. Inn at Bothwell, by Private Contract, a two-story Brick House, situate in the township of Bothwell, and at present Let to a respectable Tenant, on a Lease, which has Eleven Years Unexpired, at £75 per annum. The House contains eight Rooms, with Tap-room attached, and three acres of Land, all Fenced in, large Stable, good Garden, and, every convenience.
Terms - 20 per cent deposit, and bills at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months, secured on the property, and bearing interest at 10 per cent per annum. Apply to W T Macmichael. August 9, 1836. (3)

October 20, 1837 - Licence to retail wine and spirits granted to Charles Ross for the twelve month period ending September 29, 1838. (4)

September 29, 1838 - Licence to retail wine and spirits granted to Charles Ross for the twelve month period ending September 29, 1839. (5)

June 20, 1839 - John Hunter Patterson conveyed to George Larkins for £300. (6)

October 8, 1839 - Licence to retail wine and spirits granted to Robert Whiteway for the twelve month period ending September 29, 1840. (7)

October 2, 1840 - Licence to retail wine and spirits granted to Robert Whiteway for the twelve month period ending September 29, 1841. (8)

January 1, 1842 - Robert Whiteway (owner, occupier), brick house, completed, inhabited. (9)

October 8, 1844 - Licence to retail wine and spirits granted to Robert Whiteway for the twelve month period ending September 29, 1845. (10)

October 7, 1845 - Licence to retail wine and spirits granted to Robert Whiteway for the twelve month period ending September 29, 1846. (11)

January 10, 1846 - George Larkins secured a loan of £450 from Henry Hopkins, William Rout and George Washington Walker. Interest of £7 per centum per annum payable quarterly - includes [1-3], [1-20], [1-B5], [1-E2]. (12)

Bef February 5, 1846 - George Larkins conveyed the property, with the messuage and buildings situated thereon, to Robert Whiteway.
Stated in the will of Robert Whiteway..."To pay George Larkins during the term of his natural life, an annuity of £80 which is charged upon certain lands and hereditaments at Bothwell purchased by me from George Larkins subject to the payment of the said annuity and of a mortgaged debt also charged thereon. (13)

September 29, 1846 - Licence to retail wine and spirits granted to Robert Whiteway for the twelve month period ending September 29, 1847. (14)

October 13,1849 - Licence to retail wine and spirits granted to Robert Whiteway for the twelve month period ending September 29, 1850. (15)

May 18, 1858 - Robert Whiteway (owner, occupier), public-house, 4 acres, annual rateable value £60. (16)

November 15, 1864 - Robert Whiteway (owner, occupier), public-house, outbuildings, 4 acres, annual rateable value £55. (17)

February 26, 1867 - Mrs Sarah Triffett (occupier), executors of Robert Whiteway (owners), public-house, ground, 4 acres, annual rateable value £55. (18)

October 19, 1869 - Newspaper advertisement.

WHITE HART INN, BOTHWELL. To Let with immediate possession, that old established Inn. Possession immediate. The furniture can be taken at valuation. For further particulars, Apply to Samuel Blackwell, Esq, Melton Mowbray. (19)

November 10, 1869 - Newspaper advertisement.

TO LET with immediate possession, that old established house, White Hart Inn, Bothwell. Rent £40 per annum. The furniture may be taken at valuation. For further particulars, Apply to Mr Blackwell, Melton Mowbray. (20)

December 2, 1869 - Newspaper advertisement.

THURSDAY, 16th December, Superior Household Furniture and Effects at Bothwell. Brent & Westbrook are favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, without one fraction of reserve, at the White Hart Inn, Bothwell, on Thursday, 16th inst, at 11 o'clock, the whole of the really superior Household Furniture and Effects, comprising usual articles always found in a respectable country inn. Terms as usual. (21)

February 12, 1870 - WHITE HART HOTEL, BOTHWELL. Simon Arnett. Having obtained a transfer of the licence for the above old-established hotel, desires to solicit from his friends and the public a continuance of support. The Best Liquors procurable are now in stock and inspection is invited of the house accommodation and stabling. Bothwell, February 12th, 1870. (22)

March 1, 1870 - Simon Arnett (occupier), executors of Robert Whiteway (owners), public-house, out-buildings, annual rateable value £40. (23)

August 4, 1870 - Newspaper advertisement.

Pursuant to the Proviso contained in an Indenture dated, the tenth day of January one thousand eight hundred and forty-six and made between George Larkins of Bothwell in Tasmania, Yeoman, of the one part and Henry Hopkins of Hobart Town in Tasmania Esquire and William Rout and George Washington Walker (both since deceased) of the other part. Notice is hereby given that default having been made in payment of the principal moneys secured by the said indenture it is the intention of the said Henry Hopkins to cause the lands and hereditaments comprised in the said Indenture to be exposed for sale by public auction by Messieurs Brent and Westbrook of Hobart Town Auctioneers at their mart in Collins-street on Friday the twenty-sixth day of August instant at noon with the lands and hereditaments so to be exposed for sale are described in the said indenture, as...
(Secondly) All that Allotment or Piece of Land with the messuage and buildings thereon erected situate lying and being in Bothwell aforesaid consisting of three acres more or less and bounded on the north by six hundred and thirteen links along Patrick-street, on the west by four hundred and ninety links along William-street, on the south by six hundred and thirteen links along High-street, and on the east by a perpendicular to Patrick-street.
Dated this third day of August 1870. Allport, Roberts & Allport, Solicitors to the Mortgagees. (24)

August 26, 1870 - Newspaper advertisement.

AUCTION. Friday, 26th August. Brent and Westbrook are favored with instructions from the Mortgagees, to sell by public auction, at their mart, This Day, the 26th inst, at 12 o'clock the following Valuable Property. The well-known "White Hart Inn," at Bothwell, with three acres of land, having an extensive frontage on Patrick-street, in the occupation of Mr Simon Arnett. The premises, which are very commodious, and have lately undergone extensive repairs, are doing a lucrative business.
Terms - 25 per cent cash deposit; balance by bills at 3, 6, and 9 months, bearing 7 per cent interest. Any further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs Allport, Roberts, and Allport, Solicitors, or to the Auctioneers. (25)

August 27, 1870 - Newspaper article.

Messrs Brent and Westbrook report a sale held by them this day, at their mart, of the White Hart Inn, Bothwell, for £400. (26)

September 1, 1871 - Executors of Robert Whiteway conveyed to Simon Arnett for £400. (27)

November 2, 1872 - Newspaper advertisement.

IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS. "WHITE HART INN," Bothwell. Thomas Westbrook (Late Brent and Westbrook), is favoured with instructions from the proprietor, to sell by public auction, at his mart, on Thursday, 14th inst, at 12 o'clock, that Valuable Property at Bothwell...
Known as the "White Hart Inn," with three acres of land, having an extensive frontage on Patrick-street, and a capital garden well stocked with fruit trees. The house, which has recently undergone a thorough renovation, is very commodious, containing  22 rooms, all well adapted to the requirements of a respectable hotel. The outbuildings, which have been newly erected at great expense, comprise barn, skittle alley, convenient sheds, stables, dairy, washhouse, &c, &c, the whole forming one of the most complete establishments of the kind in the country. This property is let on lease to Mr Nichols, having 3 years to run, at the low rental of £55 per annum.
Title unexceptionable. Terms - 25 per cent, cash deposit; balance, may remain for 3 or 5 years at 7 per cent. Reference to Charles Butler, Esq, Solicitor, or to the Auctioneer. (28)

June 12, 1873 - Newspaper advertisement.

CLAIMS TO GRANTS OF LAND. Bothwell - Section F - 3a 0r 14p. Bounded on the north by 405 feet 10 inches easterly along Patrick-street from its angle with William-street, on the east by 324 feet 6 inches southerly along a grant to Francis Flexmore, on the south by 413 feet 4 inches westerly along High-street to William-street aforesaid, and thence on the west by 337 feet northerly along that street to the point of commencement. Originally located to William Sherwood, under whom and J H Patterson, George Larkins, Messrs Hopkins, Rout, and Walker, Messrs Clarke, Hopkins, and others, Simon Arnett, applicant now claims.
John White, (Applicant 852g) 5th day of July, 1873. (29)

July 14, 1873 - The land was granted to John White. (30)

December 4, 1876 - LICENSING MEETING. Friday, 1st December, 1876. Certificate was granted to Mr Joseph Blake for the "White Hart" in succession of Mr Henry F Nichols; to take place at the end of the year. (31)

January 30, 1877 - Joseph Blake (occupier), John White (owner), public-house, 4 acres, annual rateable value £55. (32)

March 19, 1878 - Joseph Blake (occupier), John White (owner), public-house, 4 acres, annual rateable value £55. (33)

November 22, 1889 - LICENSING DISTRICT OF BOTHWELL. Annual Meeting of Licensing Bench, Monday, December 2nd, 1889. Notice is Hereby Given that the following application for a Certificate of approval of a Public-House License being granted has been received by me - Alexander Denholm, White Hart Inn, Bothwell.
Simon Arnett, Clerk of Petty Sessions. Dated at Bothwell, this 16th day of November, 1889. (34)

January 14, 1890 - Alexander Denholm (occupier), John White (owner), hotel, 1 acre, annual rateable value £50. (35)

February 24, 1891 - Alexander Denholm (occupier), John White (owner), hotel, 1 acre, annual rateable value £50. (36)

November 6, 1891 - LICENSING DISTRICT OF BOTHWELL. Annual Meeting of Licensing Bench, December 1, 1891. Notice is Hereby Given that the undermentioned Person has applied for Justice's Certificates approving his receiving of a Public-House License... Alexander Denholm, White Hart Inn, Bothwell.
Simon Arnett, Clerk of Petty Sessions. Dated at Bothwell, this 2nd day of November, 1891. (37)

November 21, 1905 - John Best (occupier), Mrs Ada Weaver, hotel, land, 3¼ acres, capital value £900, annual rateable value £60. (38)

November 28, 1904 - The property was transferred from the estate of John White to his daughter, Ada (White) Weaver. (39)

November 3, 1914 - John Best (occupier), executors of Mrs Ada Weaver, hotel, land, 3¼ acres, annual rateable value £54. (40)

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