| Licensees : |
| JOHN PHILLIPS |
by 1854 |
| THOMAS CLAYTON DEERE |
30.07.1870 |
| JOHN TILLETT |
15.03.1879 |
| HERBERT CHARLES NAUTON |
30.09.1881 |
| PIDDOCK DAY NEWMAN |
10.01.1884 |
| WALTER RANDALL RUDD |
30.09.1886 |
| EDWARD THOMAS KNAPP |
07.12.1886 |
| JAMES JOHNSON |
12.07.1887 |
| ALFRED LEVETT |
26.06.1888 |
| HENRY JOHN BIRD |
12.08.1890 |
| CHARLES JOSEPH CURTIS |
19.11.1890 |
| SUSANNAH CURTIS |
20.03.1900 |
| ELIZA JANE THROWER |
30.07.1901 |
| HERBERT FREDERICK CROSS |
17.06.1902 |
|
Address as 3 Market Avenue pre 1845 to 1907.
Address found in 1856 as
Golden Ball Street and in 1890 as 14 Cattle Market.
Referenced 1879 and 1886 as the
COLCHESTER
ALE & PORTER STORES.
( The Colchester Brewery then supplying the house ).According to
the Norfolk Chronicle of 10th February 1906
the Chief Constable objected to the licence on the grounds that the house was not needed
by the Public and it was a small inconvenient house , with a small bar, sharing a yard
with other licensed premises and private houses.
Some 22 other licensed houses were said to be within 200 yards.
Licence provisionally refused and referred to compensation 07.02.1906.
Closed under Compensation 07.02.1906
Note :- William R. Watson is given in directories
1875, 1879 and 1883 ( A manager ? )
( at Upper Cattle Market )
James Johnson is given 1888
Samuel Lock 1890
Charles J. Curtis 1892, 1896 & 1900
& Herbert F. Cross 1904. |
