Licensees :
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HENRY RAMM	1836
THOMAS FROST Age 30 in 1841	1838 - 1841
JOHN PAXTON	1845
THOMAS FROST age 41 in 1851 & chimney sweeper	*1850 - 1861
GEORGE RIX	1863 - 1865
RICHARD BURGESS	1869
GEORGE COOK	1871 - 1875
HENRY VALENTINE CADAMY	1877
FRANCIS GRIFFIN	1879
EMILY HORNE	1881
RICHARD LANGLEY & broker (died 1904)	by 1888
ROBERT WILLIAM JACKSON	07.11.1904

Given as the COACH & HORSES 1871

The Norfolk Chronicle of 10th February 1906 reported that at the sessions Monday 4th February the licence had been referred to Walsingham Licensing Justices for Compensation. Mr. Charles Pearce, owner of the brewery, said that the house sold about a barrel and a half a week and half a gallon of spirits. It was the only Cooper Brown house within 14 miles. All necessary works that the magistrates may require, including putting gates on the yard entrance, would be instigated in order that the trade could continue.
The Chairman said that the justices had decided that six houses must be closed in Wells and this was one of them.
It was pointed out that the previous year the owner had promised, that if the licence was renewed, the back yard would be enclosed and sanitary arrangements improved. This had not yet been done, although it was advised that such an order to do the work had been given


The licence was again under consideration at the 7th March 1910 sessions.

Licence refused 20.06.1910

Notice and Claim Form for Compensation under the Licensing Act 1904 published in the Lynn Advertiser of 2nd September 1910.

At the Brewster Sessions Monday 4th February 1912 it was confirmed that the house had not closed until 23rd December 1911.