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STORES SAXLINGHAM Nethergate index
THE STREET HENSTEAD HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED by July 1907
YOUNGS & Co  
YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS as conveyance dated 27th November 1897 for completion 1st February 1898
Licensees :
REHOBOTH PORTER
& Chelsea Pensioner
* 1854 - 1861
HANNAH BUCK
& coal seller
* 1869 - 1875
.
RICHARD  BALDRY 1897
.
WALTER GOSLING 1906


As the SAXLINGHAM STORES 1861 & 1871
Listed as a Beerhouse 17th March 1888, the property of John Youngs the Elder, previously known as the FARMERS BEERSHOP.
Also referenced as the JOLLY FARMERS and in 1897, as the FARMERS.


The Norfolk Chronicle of 10.02.1906 reported that the Bench noted the objection to renewal of licence at the Swainsthorpe Sessions.
The house is noted as the property of Youngs & Crawshay. The police objected on the basis that the house was combined with a shop, giving `increased facilities for drinking'. Upon hearing that there were 5 other houses in the Street, and an undertaking from the Brewer to close off access from the shop, the licence was provisionally granted and referred to the Quarter Sessions for `that Court to decide'.

Licence not renewed at the Kings Lynn Compensation Authority Meeting as reported in the Lynn Advertiser of 12th July 1907