| Licensees : |
| NICHOLAS HUBBARD |
1760 - 1763 |
Mr WHEALES (
Whales ? )
( Died Friday 5th September 1783 following short illness ) |
to
05.09.1783 |
| THOMAS WEALES |
1783 - 1798 |
| JOHN CLARKE |
1802 - 1807 |
| WILLIAM DUCKETT |
1811 |
| JAMES DUCKETT |
1822 - 1839 |
HENRY OAKES
age 66 in 1851 |
1840 - 1851 |
| JAMES SHORTEN |
by 1854 |
JAMES FISHER MARTIN
( Wife Georgina died May 15 1877 ) |
11.10.1870 |
Convicted
12.05.1874 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine 2/6d plus 18/6d costs |
| SAMUEL HENRY RUSSELL |
15.01.1878 |
Convicted
07.11.1914 of selling out of hours.
Fine 10/- plus 8/- costs or 7 days detention. |
Convicted
20.02.1919 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine £3 or 21 days detention. |
| GEORGE ARTHUR FLOWERDEW |
17.06.1919 |
| ARTHUR ALBERT MOORE |
10.02.1925 |
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Building dated from early 17thC.
The woolgrowers of Norfolk were advised in June 1781 that Messrs John
Jowit & Son had removed their business to the premises of Seaman &
Webb, Wool & Yarn Factors, near St Michael's Bridge. They further
informed that Michael Shaw was no longer in their employ and they were not
responsible for any business that he may transact. ( The advice was issued
from Leeds and dated 22nd May 1781 )
On 2nd June 1871 it was advertised that John Day would attend the Bull Inn
every Saturday in the Wool Season, from 11:00am to 1:00pm in order to
oblige those Gentlemen Wool Growers who for years have been accustomed to
trading there. ( He was also available every day at his house near
St Giles's Church for the same Purpose )
Address as 11 Magdalen Street in 1783 & 1802.
Listed as the BULL by 1845.
Steward & Patteson documents state that the licence was surrendered 10th February
1931 and transferred to the new BRICKMAKERS.
However the Licence Registers record a surrender date of 05.01.1932 when provisional
removal of the ELEPHANT ( to the LARKMAN
) was declared final.
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