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GREENLAND FISHERY NORWICH Index
30 OAK STREET St. MARY AT COSLANY FULL LICENCE CLOSED 28.12.1918
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 to PS 1/8/2 ( 1867 - 1925 )
St. MARTINS BREWERY A leasehold property, part of Lot No. 1 in sale as advertised 11th October 1794.
FREE HOUSE as given 1867
STEWARD & Co 1872
ELIJAH CROSIER BAILEY of Surrey Street 1878
CANN & Co ( Wymondham Brewery ) from 1883
MORGANS from 1894
Licensees :
SAMUEL FREEMAN
poulterer		 1760 - 1764
Mr TERRY
( Died Saturday 11th November 1782 )		 to 1782
FRANCIS SMITH 1806 - 1807
A. CANNELL 1822
AQUILLA CANNELL 1830 - 1839
MARY CANNELL 1840 - 1845
House recorded as CLOSED 1854
ZACHARIAH DURRANT
& furniture broker
( In 1851 census as a woolcomber - age 39,
living at Sun Yard )		 * 1856 - 1861
DANIEL DOY CURL by 1867
FREDERICK MARKHAM 10.10.1879
WILLIAM SADD 26.11.1889
GEORGE AUSTIN 12.10.1909
SIDNEY JAMES BROWN 07.10.1913
WILLIAM HARVEY 13.02.1914

19th February 1783 - Two soldiers of the 9th Regiment of Foot  were committed to the Bridewell for stealing several bottles of liquor. One was named Allen and had been recently tried for a robbery.

 

Address as Church Street in 1845
and as Coslany street in 1879.

Licence provisionally refused 11.02.1918 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 28.12.1918.