| Licensees : |
| JOHN FRANCIS CLARKE |
1836 - 1839 |
| ABRAHAM LING |
1840 - 1845 |
ROBERT SMITH NASH
according to White |
1845 |
ABRAHAM LING
age 46 in 1851 |
1850 - 1861 |
| W. LIVOCK |
1865 |
| FRANCIS HUMPHREY SPANTON |
by 1867 |
| NEVILLE NUTHALL |
13.10.1868 |
| WILLIAM ELDEN |
06.04.1869 |
| ROBERT COLLETT |
20.05.1873 |
| GEORGE FREDERICK REYNOLDS |
27.05.1873 |
Convicted
30.10.1875 of selling out of hours.
Fine 1/- plus 17/6d costs. |
| LEANDER ANSTEAD BROWNE |
28.03.1882 |
| JANE BROWNE |
11.02.1896 |
| LEWIS HENRY BROWNE |
24.08.1900 |
| MARY HELEN BROWNE |
13.06.1905 |
MARY HELEN GIBSON
( Married ) |
1907 |
Convicted
16.04.1915 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine 6/- or 7 days detention. |
Convicted
17.10.1917 of selling out of hours.
Fine 20/- or 13 days detention. |
| GEORGE WILLIAM RAYNER |
01.10.1918 |
Convicted
07.01.1927 of selling adulterated brandy.
Fine £3 plus 15/- costs or 21 days detention. |
| FRANCIS JESSE JOLLY |
29.08.1950 |
| ALBERT EDGAR BRADY |
08.02.1955 |
| REGINALD ALFRED JAMES |
02.10.1956 |
| RONALD HENRY GEORGE FILBY |
21.11.1961 |
| JOHN MURRELL CORK |
21.07.1964 |
| FRED & PEGGY LAWRENCE |
by 10.1972 |
| ROBERT McMILLAN |
1978 - 1979 |
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| STEPHEN COOPER |
1990 - 1994 |
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November 1987 - Image by Barry Wilkinson.
It is recorded that Steward, Patteson Finch & Co owned the freehold of a house named
the SHIREHALL which was situated in the
parish of St. Peter Mancroft. This house was first supplied by Steward & Co in the
year commencing November 1839. Further Steward & Co documents give the status of the
house as leasehold.
In 1845 Steward & Co are given as the owners ( leasehold?) of the NEW SHIREHALL and the location is given as Castle Meadow,
St. Peter Permountergate.
Records dating from 1894 give the location as Castle Hill, St. Michael at Thorn. ( Then
the house appears to have been owned by Bullards )
Address given 30th July 1895 as Castle Meadow.
It appears that the house was rebuilt by 1845, on what became Cattle Market Street.
Relocation was perhaps due to the developments to the Castle Meadow area, known to have
taken place during the 1820's.
Damaged by enemy action 27/29.04.1942.
Closed in 1995 to reopen Spring 1996 as the ONE & ONLY.
The bright yellow exterior could at best be described as noticeable. |
