| Licensees : |
WILLIAM STEWARD
& plasterer |
* 1861 |
| G. ROLL |
1865 |
| W. HART |
1868 |
CHARLES CARR
& basket maker |
by 1869 |
| WILLIAM SAUNDERS |
04.10.1875 |
| FREDERICK UNDERWOOD |
07.05.1883 |
| JAMES HUBBARD GREENACRE |
18.11.1885 |
| GEORGE BLOMFIELD WATSON |
23.01.1899 |
| FRANCIS RAYNER |
20.03.1899 |
| GEORGE JOHN COOPER |
04.11.1907 |
Convicted
08.03.1909 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine £2 plus 4/- costs or 21 days detention. |
|
Location also known as Greenacre.The freehold was offered for sale 28th June 1886,
including a full Wine and Spirit Licence.
The fixtures and fittings were however owned by Morgans Brewery and were not included.
The property was described as containing ``a large Entrance Hall, Greenhouse, Parlour,
passage to Bar opening upon Gardens, Kitchen and Cellar. Wide Staircase leads to Large
Clubroom and 3 Bedrooms''.
It was stressed in the sale documents that ``The property is well frequented and did not
suffer the same rates as Norwich, also that the neighbourhood was steadily being developed
and the large extent of the land offered was suitable for valuable building plots.''
House referred to Compensation 08.02.1909.
Renewal of licence refused 20.06.1909.
Licence expired 07.06.1910. |
