| Licensees : |
| ROBERT LAWS |
1856 - 1859 |
| Accused Tuesday 21st
September 1858 of having house open for the sale of beer on the previous
Sunday morning at twenty five minutes to twelve. Paid costs of 7s 6d |
| HENRY CLIFFORD |
1863 - 1864 |
| ROBERT BACON |
by 1865 |
| Accused
06.06.1866 of being open out of hours. See opposite. |
| JOHN COOPER |
13.05.1873 |
| MARIA BROOK |
10.06.1873 |
| HENRY WILLIAM OLLEY |
30.10.1876 |
| SARAH ANN OLLEY |
29.12.1885 |
| WALTER RUDLING |
03.05.1892 |
| GEORGE AGER (Agar ?) |
10.10.1894 |
| FRED BUNN |
25.06.1895 |
| DAVID CLARKE |
10.10.1896 |
| WALTER HARRY FERDINAND LORD |
09.02.1905 |
| GEORGE WEBSTER |
27.11.1906 |
Convicted
22.12.1911 of permitting gaming.
Fine £5 plus 7/- costs or 21 days detention. |
| DONALD WILLIAM WEBSTER |
05.10.1943 |
| WILLIAM OAKLEY |
09.11.1943 |
| WILLIAM JACK OAKLEY |
30.09.1958 |
| HENRY GEORGE NICHOLS |
15.10.1963 |
|
Address 1866 as St. Benedicts Road.
Stood on the west corner of Golding Street.
For sale by auction Tuesday 15th September 1863
Comprising Front Shop, two Parlours, Kitchen, Wash House, Cellar and
four Bedrooms. In occupation of Henry Clifford at a rent of £19 19s.
Robert Bacon was charged by Sergeant Hayward of selling beer at 8:15am
on Sunday 3rd June 1866. Bacon claimed that the man found drinking beer
from a half-pint pot was a traveller going from Costessey to the station
to take a train to Yarmouth. Unable to substantiate that defence he was
fined 1s and 11s costs.
At the Norwich Licensing Session held Friday 24th August 1900 there was
objection to licence renewal owing to the rear of the premises sharing
access with adjoining cottages and the shared access often being locked,
preventing police communication with the back doors. Decision to be
considered at another date, at the adjourned session.
Damaged by enemy action 27/29.04.1942.
260 barrels of beer sold in the final year of trading
plus 118 (barrels) of bottled beer.
Closed 26.04.1971
Demolished |
