| Licensees : |
JOHN SHIRLEY
( also found as STURLEY ) |
1760 - 1798 |
| WILLIAM COLLS |
1802 |
| F. DAMANT |
1811 |
| SAMUEL KING |
1830 |
| ROBERT CURTIS |
1836 - 1839 |
ROBERT BASEY
& cordwainer |
1839 - 1856 |
JOHN MIDDLETON
& weaver |
by 1859 |
ROBERT MARSHALL
& fish market |
05.11.1867 |
| THOMAS REACH |
22.12.1870 |
| WILLIAM LEACH |
28.06.1871 |
| EPHRAIM LARGE |
28.06.1872 |
| ARTHUR DUNN |
19.02.1873 |
| JAMES THOMPSON |
29.06.1875 |
| GEORGE RAMSBOTTOM |
07.05.1901 |
| CHARLES NIXON |
05.04.1904 |
Convicted
25.02.1916 of keeping open out of hours.
Fine £1 or 13 days detention |
| MARY ANN NIXON |
15.10.1935 |
| WALTER BAILEY KEELER |
20.11.1951 |
| CHARLES DOUGLAS SKIPPER |
18.11.1952 |
| HORACE SIDNEY HARE |
17.11.1953 |
| JOHN GREGORY LAWRENCE |
05.04.1957 |
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| PAUL CORNWELL |
07.1975 - 1978 |
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| ROLAND
COOMBER & JONATHAN SMITH |
05.2005 |
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1997
The
Norfolk Chronicle reported...
Norwich, December 16th 1783.
At a Meeting of the Yarn-makers held here this day, it was unanimously
agreed to call a general Meeting of the Trade, residing in the City of
Norwich and County of Norfolk, to be held at the KING'S HEAD in Magdalen
Street, on Friday the January 2d next, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, in
order to consider how far it may be right to act in Conjunction with the
County of Suffolk, etc in obtaining a Bill in Parliament for the better
Regulation of Yarns.
The entrance to the courtyard has an emblem
`The Crown Brewery'
Address as 116 Magdalen Street in 1802
Closed 2004.
Extensively renovated to re-open
May 20th 2005
Selling beer from some 14 handpumps and
on gravity. Bottled Belgian beers and NO kegs.
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