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WHITE HART NORWICH W index
White Hart Index
6 BER STREET St. JOHN TIMBERHILL FULL LICENCE CLOSED 1940
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 to PS 1/8/3 ( 1867 to 1953 )
TACONS as recorded 1845
WILLIAM EMMS by 1867
BULLARDS 1890
MORGANS c1895
YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS by 1904
Licensees :
JOHN RICHARDSON
tailor
1763 - 1764
CHARLES BLACKBURN 1806 - 1807
SAMUEL SMITH 1807
EBENEZER HANSHAW / HENSHAW 1810
MATTHEW RANDALL 1822
MICHAEL FENN 1830
SHGM (?) PANK 1836
MARY ANN PANK 1839
NOAH THROWER 1842 - 1846
CLEMENT ANDERSON 1850
EDWARD CURTIS ** 1851
THOMAS WAIGHT 1854 - 1858
WILLIAM EMMS
( Licence refused 1867 but granted on appeal 16.10.1867 )
by 1861
ARTHUR ROBERT EMMS 18.08.1883
JOHN HENRY EMMS 17.06.1884
Convicted 07.11.1884 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine £2 plus 17/6d costs.
Conviction quashed 06.01.1885 on appeal to Quarter Sessions.
WILLIAM RULE 23.01.1888
WILLIAM EDWARDS 25.06.1889
ROBERT JAMES HAVERS 17.02.1891
ROBERT REYNOLDS 10.10.1895
GEORGE RICHARD PARKER 12.05.1896
JAMES WILLIAM SAYER 07.05.1907
EDWARD PERCY RAWLINS 06.04.1908
BERTIE HARRY SNEATH 07.02.1912
GEORGE SHINN 14.01.1913
Convicted 23.11.1920 of selling out of hours.
Fine £2 or 13 days detention.
Convicted 23.11.1926 of selling out of hours.
Fine £5 or 21 days detention.
Convicted 23.06.1927 of failing to admit Police.
Fine £2 or 13 days detention.
ROBERT JAMES NELSON 04.10.1927
WILLIAM HENRY ABBOTT 06.01.1931
ERNEST MANN 29.12.1936
WILFRED GEORGE De JONGE 12.02.1946

Full licence lost 31st August 1852.
Operated as a beerhouse to 1st September 1857 when Thomas Waight successfully applied for a new licence.

Property sold in 1884 by auctioneers Clowes & Nash.

Offered to let by Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs Ltd 
in the Norwich Mercury of 20th January 1904
` With excellent stables - The whole of the premises have been recently renovated.
Suitable for Horse Breaker or Job Master'

House closed in 1940 for the duration of the war.
A letter dated 30.08.1940 from Morgans to the Magistrates says that the house is temporarily closed due to war conditions.

Damaged by enemy action 27.05.1942 and never reopened.
A letter from Morgans dated 29.03.1946 describes the property as an `Open war damage site'.
Property derelict by 1950's