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In 1829 R H & Bowman
were selling stout at 80 St Giles Street, Norwich.
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A typical brewing
family...

Mr Tub

Mrs Tub

Miss Tub

Master Tub
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10 dozen bottles of sherry
sold in 1841 by Joseph Geldart at the
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Six gallons of beer sold in 1842
for 6 shillings. ( 1½d a pint )
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TRADE PRICES in 1881
1 gallon of brandy for 24/-
1 gallon of rum for 16/6d
and 1 gallon of gin for 15/6d
Sold in measures of 1/6th gill ( 192/gallon)
That is about 1½d for the brandy and 1d for a tipple of rum or gin.
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In
1860 the Burnham Foundry of Creak & Colby provided Wines &
Spirits.
See the FOUNDRY
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In 1928 the
equipment to return beer to the barrel was
seemingly an essential money saving item.
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