| Licensees : |
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| ROBERT
ROGERS |
1779 |
GILBERT CROWN
Went to Swaffham
CROWN |
to 1788 |
| RICHARD SMEE |
1788 - 1794 |
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| Mr. R. WALKER |
05.1820 |
MARY WINLOVE
Miss Mary Winlove married Mr. McPherson during the last week of July
1827. |
1822 -1827 |
| DANIEL McPHERSON |
1830 |
DONALD McPHERSON
age 59 in 1851 |
1833 - 1854 |
JOHN CLARKE
See below |
1856 - 1858 |
| (Miss Anne Harris - manager) |
1859 - 1861 |
| (Mrs Clayton
- Hotel conductress) |
1863 |
SAMUEL NICHOLAS MARSHALL
& farmer |
by 12.1863 |
| CHARLES BRISTOW |
12.10.1891 |
| WILLIAM NICHOLLS |
11.04.1892 |
| HENRY BRADFIELD |
1902 |
Miss S
KERRISON
manageress |
(1904) |
| FREDERICK GEORGE WILLIAM HAYES |
05.01.1920 |
| WILLIAM ERNEST EADY |
07.02.1938 |
| MARJORIE RUTH WILLIAMS |
01.10.1945 |
| HORACE FRANCIS EUGENE WEBSTER |
06.10.1947 |
H. F. E. WEBSTER &
LESLIE HAROLD SMITH |
05.07.1948 |
| ALFRED JOHN WILCOCK |
01.01.1951 |
| ARNOLD EDGAR GERHARDT |
05.10.1953 |
| CEDRIC McGEORGE COCKERILL |
09.12.1963 |
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BOB GRIMSBY
manager |
here 03.1981 |
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DAVID DAVIES
manager |
here 01.1990 |
IAN GILDER
General manager |
1991 |
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MARK JONES
(Lloyds No. 1) |
by 10.2002 |
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In the London Court of Bankruptcy, Monday 11th August 1859, the
affairs of John Clarke, licensed victualler of Lynn, were examined
in bankruptcy.
Accounts from 6th October 1854 to 23rd June 1859 recorded : Owing to
creditors, £3,734, to holding securities £2,680; Profits in trading
£4,964; gift from aunt £150; liability £50. Credits of : by debtors,
good £139; property £48; property held by creditors £2,586; expenses
£4,801; house and personal £1,804; drawings by Mr. Atkinson 3209;
losses £979, deficiency at commencement £977; liability per contra
£50.
Examination adjourned for further examination of the balance sheet.
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Address as Chequer Street in 1650.
To be Let or Sold April 1779, then in occupation of Mr. Robert Rogers.
Stabling for 40 horses and no obligation to the person taking over to obtain
his Wine, Liquors or Beers from any particular Merchant or Brewer. To be
entered upon at Michaelmas old style, 10th October 1779.
To Let September 1788.
Twelve Pipes of Wine having been sold by the tenant in each year of his
occupation.
(A pipe of wine being 126 gallons, it was being said that 33 pints of
wine were being sold every day.)
Richard Smee, then at the
MAIDS HEAD,
announced 15th November 1788 that he was to remove immediately to the
GLOBE INN.
For sale by auction 13th July 1790At a Peace Festival held 1814 in the Tuesday Market Place and organised by Francis
Goodwin, 6451 people are said to have been served fare including 1600 plum puddings,
each weighing 6lbs, 1000 loaves of bread and 61 barrels of beer.
(Assuming the barrels were the standard 36 gallon variety that equates to 2½ pints of
beer for everyone in attendance, allowing for spillage. Every person could have also tried
almost 1½ lbs of plum pud!)
27th May 1820 - Mr. R. Walker informed Commercial gentlemen and the
Public in general that he had taken the Inn.
In 1830 the coaches the UNION and the NELSON left for London every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 7:30am.
Another coach called the UNION from Stamford called at the GLOBE and the DUKES HEAD on
alternate days, heading for Swaffham, East Dereham & Norwich. The return coach arrived
at noon the following day.
Sarah Morecraft, charwoman at the Tap, was accused of stealing a small
quantity of sugar, a small quantity of gin, seven pipes filled with tobacco
and two glasses, the property of Mr. Donald Macpherson. She was committed to
gaol on 6th July 1840.
March 1856 -
John Clarke thanked the nobility and Clergy, and the Public in General, for
the Liberal Support he received from them.
He advised that, during the Summer Months, the Globe Omnibus would run
from the Hotel and Railway Station, Lynn, to Hunstanton and back, to
correspond with the Railway Trains.
Offered To Let June 1863 - Furniture and Stock in Trade to be taken at
valuation and paid for on entry.
Mr. Samuel N. Marshall advertised 22nd December 1863, that having become
proprietor of the Hotel, he would give his best attention to all orders
entrusted to him.
S. N. Marshall was advertising `By Royal Appointment ' on his letterhead by 1889.
Market day extension granted 1956.
A Berni Inn by 1975 -
featuring the Palm Court bar and the Staithe bar
Known as LLOYDS No. 1 from
July 2002.
See also GLOBE
TAP
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