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ROBERT MAYSTONE
/ Mayston / Maysten
(Given at an un-named beerhouse in 1850 - At George Street).
In 1851 R. Mayston described as waterman, aged 53 - again at George
Street. |
1836 - 1845 |
SIMON LINACRE
Named at this house in 1850 & 1851
age 51 in 1851 & fisherman |
1849 - 1854 |
JOHN W BROWN
See opposite |
1856 |
| SAUL HARVEY |
1858 |
| CHARLES SIMPSON |
1859 |
| Charged on Saturday 9th April 1859 of,
on the previous Thursday, grievously assaulting and beating his wife. A
repeat offence, he was bound over with sureties of £20 by himself, and
two others of £10 each, to keep the peace for three months. |
| Mr. FERRIER |
here May 1862 |
| SYDNEY SMITH |
1863 |
| JOHN WILLIAM BROWN |
1863 - 1865 |
| CHARLES H PELLER |
1868 |
GEORGE
BARRETT
& sailmaker |
1869 - 1871 |
JAMES JOHN
ALLCOCK
& mariner
(James Allcock junior 1883)
Went to
ROSE & CROWN |
1875 - 1890 |
| Fine of 5s for selling out of hours on
Sunday 13th May 1877. See opposite. |
| W. J. DYE |
1891 |
Friday, 24th June 1892 - PHILIP Dye,
late of the Jolly Waterman, sued by Ernest Orpen to recover £6 12s 6d in
beer supplies and unpaid rent.
Mr. Dye had only held the house for four months. (He claimed the beer
supplied was 2s a barrel more expensive than from any other upplier)
Mr. Orpen was awarded £1 2s 6d for the beer. |
| SAMUEL HITCHCOCK |
06.11.1891 |
| FREDERICK
HOLLAND |
1892 |
| BENJAMIN
SMITH |
1896 - 1900 |
| THOMAS SMITH |
by 1903 |
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Located on the corner of Fullers Hill and George Street and was
previously the
DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
Lot No. 3 in the Sale by Auction of eight properties in Great
Yarmouth, Thursday 15th May 1856.
The Freehold Public House on Fuller's Hill and at entrance to George
Street.
On 29th April 1857, the following was published:-
....... John Brown, formerly residing at the Jolly Waterman, Fuller's
Row, carrying on the business of Publican, and at Ferry Boat Row as a
Fishcurer and Cooper; afterwards of the Jolly Waterman, also occupying a
Fish-office and Cooper's Shop in the Ferry Boat Row, Beerhouse keeper,
Fishcurer and Cooper; then of the Jolly Waterman and Coopers Shop in the
Ferry Boat Row and carrying on the business of Beerhouse Keeper and
Cooper; Now of Row 12, Journeyman Cooper and Labourer...... To appear
before the Judge at the Court in Great Yarmouth on 19th May 1857 .......
For the First Examination of his Debts, Estate and Effects.....
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On 17th June 1857, the Petition of John
Brown was to be heard.
Formerly residing at the Jolly Waterman and occupying a Fish
Office and Cooper's Shop in Ferry Boat Row, carrying on the
business of Publican, Fish Curer and Cooper; afterwards of the
Jolly Waterman and occupying a Fish Office and Cooper's Shop in
Ferry Boat Row, carrying on the business of Beerhouse Keeper,
Fish Curer and Cooper; then of the Jolly Waterman and occupying
a Cooper's Shop in Ferry Boat Row, carrying on the business of
Beerhouse Keeper and Cooper; now of Row 12, Journeyman Cooper
and Labourer. |
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WATERMANS ARMS in 1871
The Eastern Daily press of Thursday 17th May 1877
reported that James Allcock had been summoned for having his house open
out of hours. On the Sunday morning previous at a quarter past ten, Police
Constable Johnson visited the house and found four men in the bar, two of
whom had beer. Maria Allcock appeared on behalf of her husband, advising
that he was away. She did not deny the offence and was fined 5/- and
costs.
W. J. Dye applied for a music licence on Thursday 23rd April 1891 -
Refused.
Advertised To Let as advertised in newspapers July to
September 1891.
Lacon's Ale, London Stout and Porter: Immediate possession.
Notice to surrender licence given Friday 6th March 1903.
Licence given up 21st August 1903 in consideration of new premises at Gorleston, the STATION
HOTEL.
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