| Licensees : |
ANDREW Y. RICHARDSON
age 65 in 1851
& shipwright |
1845 - 1854 |
| MATTHEW BEESON |
* 1856 - 1861 |
| J. B. PALMER |
1865 |
| WILLIAM COLLINSON |
1871 |
| ROBERT DYSON |
by 1872 |
| JOHN MAY SAMPSON |
30.03.1874 |
| HENRY WINSTONE |
23.11.1874 |
| HENRY TWAITS |
10.05.1875 |
| JAMES WILLIAM DYSON |
25.05.1891 |
| ELLEN DYSON |
15.08.1892 |
| ALBERT STONEY |
02.01.1893 |
| EDWARD MANN |
09.04.1894 |
| EDGAR JOHNSON |
06.01.1896 |
Accused
30.09.1898 of being open out of hours.
Fine 6/- with 11/- costs |
| CHARLES TILSON |
02.01.1899
to closure |
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Address as Water Lane in 1845 & at
Ferry Boat Lane 1864
Given as the FERRY HOUSE 1875, 1883 &
1888.
According to the Lynn Advertiser of 30th September 1898
Edgar Johnson was accused of serving beer to Charles Arnold at 8:25am on
Sunday 18th September 1898.
Mr Johnson said that Mr Arnold was there on business relating to driving
his steam-launch. Mr Arnold had confirmed this and stated that he had not
drunk any beer that morning. He had however initially claimed to P C
Pidgeon that he was a lodger at the house, although the constable was
aware that he lived at the nearby Brewery buildings.
The several mugs of beer in evidence were said to be standing since the
previous evening and the one near Mr Arnold was without froth.
Mr Johnson was convicted,
charges against Mr Arnold were dismissed.
Referred for Compensation 06.03.1922
Licence extinct 23.02.1923
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