| Licensees : |
| CHARLES BROWN (41) |
1851 |
| WILLIAM TOWSON |
1861 |
WILLIAM KENNEY
corn porter |
* 1869 -
1875 |
| WALTER FICKLING |
* 1888 - 1896 |
| EMMA
FICKLING |
1898 |
| Fine
14.10.1898 of 10/- plus 6/6d costs for selling out of hours. |
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| JOHN WILLIAM WATTS |
* 1922 - 1937 |
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SPADE & BECKETT 1851 &
1937
SPADE & BECKET 1898
when landlady Emma Fickling
was accused of keeping the house open
during prohibited hours.
The Lynn Advertiser of 14th October 1898
reported that a group of men had been observed the
previous Sunday,
drinking outside the house at 10:45pm.
They had been served by Richard Williamson, the defendants son.
Mrs Fickling said that the beer had been drawn off before 10:00pm.
Her son had asked her at 10:30pm if more beer could be drawn and she had
said `No'.
Mrs Fickling was fined 10/- with 6/6d costs.At Bridgefoot 1851 |
