| Licensees : |
| HENRY NOBBS |
1851 |
| EDWARD NOBBS |
1856 |
HENRY NOBBS
( Beerhouse at 13 Coslany Street 1888 ) |
25.12.1857
- 1888 |
| FREDERICK
BECKETT |
1896 - 1900 |
| JAMES ALBERT GOODA |
07.05.1901 |
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Previously known as the
CHEQUERS
or WHITE CHEQUERS
and often referred as such after becoming the
BREWERS ARMS.
( as referenced 1851, 1886 and 1894 )
( Henry Nobbs is given at the Chequers in 1883
but at an un-named beerhouse in 1888.
James Gooda is listed at the Chequers in 1904
but at the Brewers Arms in the Licence Registers )
At the 1906 Licensing Sessions the premises were said to be small and unsuitable.
Consisting of only one room, partitioned off and difficult to supervise. The tenant was in
the iron trade and left his wife to run the premises during the daytime. There were 18
other licensed houses within 200 yards.Licence provisionally refused
07.02.1906 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 23.08.1907.
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