| Licensees : |
| SAMUEL OLLEY |
1839 - 1846 |
| WILLIAM KNIGHTS |
1850 |
| ROBERT BEALES ( 49 ) |
1851 |
| RICHARD PLANE |
by 1854 -
1864 |
| ALBERT DAVID LANE |
by 1865 |
| ANSLEM WHEELER |
22.09.1869 |
| THOMAS ROGERS |
26.09.1870 |
| JOHN SPENCE |
13.08.1872 |
Convicted
29.04.1872 of selling out of hours.
Fine 8/- or 7 days detention. |
| HENRY TUDDENHAM |
29.06.1875 |
| WILLIAM LUCAS SILLIS |
11.02.1876 |
| EDWIN HENRY BETTS |
31.07.1877 |
| ARTHUR REDMOND JENNINGS |
21.05.1878 |
| WALTER THOMAS BLOOMFIELD |
10.10.1883 |
| ARTHUR GREASLEY |
03.01.1885 |
| ERNEST WILLIAM BOSWELL |
10.02.1885 |
| WILLIAM WHYLEY |
16.06.1885 |
| ELIZA WHYLEY |
27.06.1893 |
| ALFRED BOSWELL |
17.11.1896 |
| ARTHUR EDWARD WOODHEAD |
09.02.1897 |
| WALFORD BODIE |
23.03.1897 |
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Licensee in 1865 given at the
EXCISE COFFEE TAVERN AND EAST OF ENGLAND MUSIC HALL.
Also given as the EXCISE COFFEE HOUSE or
EXCISE COFFEE TAVERN to 1905
Appears in the Licence Registers as the
EXCISE CUSTOM HOUSE
and then, by 1882 as the EXCISE COFFEE
HOUSE.
Named as the EMPIRE
in the Licence Registers from 03.04.1897
and as the the NEW THEATRE STORES 09.12.1902
Address given as No. 4 Lower Goat Lane in 1883,
but at No. 18 in 1904 |
