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COCK STREET GREEN
 FAIR GREEN		 DISS HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED September 1887
SHERIFFE  
YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS  From April 1876
Licensees :
DAVID FROUD
& wood sawyer
Age 66 in 1871		 *1845 - 1880
Fine of £1 and 16s 6d costs on Monday 9th November 1868 for selling out of hours.
See opposite
Friday 19th September 1856 - Fine of 10s and 13s costs for having house open for the sale of beer on the morning of the previous Sunday.
Mrs SARAH FROUD
(according to White 1883)		 24.12.1880 - *1883
HENRY FROUD
according to Kelly		 *1883
? 1887

David Froud applied for a spirit licence at the Petty Sessions held Wednesday 28th August 1867. The application was refused on general grounds, with the Chairman of the bench adding that he would never grant a spirit licence to a person who could not write.

Sergeant Sewter and P. C. Golding, whilst passing the house at 10:50 a.m. on 1st November 1868, saw a mug on a table and heard a scuffle. Entering the house they saw a man making a hasty retreat through the back door, a man sprawled on the floor, the form he had been sitting on having tipped up, and Mrs Froud in the coal hole, hiding  the pieces of mug which her son had thrown among the coal.

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Owners agreed to close the house at the Licensing sessions Wednesday 24th August 1887 in exchange for a full licence for the RED LION.
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A freehold Double Cottage was sold by Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs Partnership to Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs Company according to document dated 27th November 1897, for completion 1st February 1898.
The occupants of the cottages at the time were Scales & Saunders.

The pair of cottages are described as
`Formerly the BLACK HORSE'.