| Licensees : |
EDWARD TUCK
(Master butcher, Market Street in 1851 - no mention of beer. Age 44) |
1838 - 1847 |
| DAVIT THOMPSON |
1861 - 1863 |
| WILLIAM
RUDLING |
*1864
-1869 |
| WILLIAM COPLAND |
18.11.1870 - 1871 |
| ROBERT PEASE |
1872 - 1886 |
| Friday, 6th February 1874 - Fine of
£1 and 12s costs for having house open for the sale of beer after 10:00
pm on 24th January. |
| GILES POOLEY |
12.04.1889 |
| WILLIAM POOLEY |
1891 |
| JOHN ETHERIDGE |
27.11.1893
to closure |
| Friday, 6th November 1903 Fine of 20s,
including costs, for permitting drunkenness on the premises on 15th
October. |
| Licence renewed Friday 19th February
1904, but only by personal application to the Bench by the house
occupier, since he had recently been convicted of allowing drunkenness
on the premises. |
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1897 image from the collection of the late
Percy Rush.
Shown with permission
Lot No. 6 in sale by auction Thursday 3rd May 1838.
Described as `All that capital and Substantial Re-built Brick Dwelling
House, now used as an Alehouse, situate in Market Street, with the stables,
outhouses and yard thereto belonging, most desirable situated for the road,
commanding a good retail Beer Trade and now in the occupation of Mr. Edward
Tuck.'
Lot No.36 in auction held 8th & 9th September 1847
The estate of the late John Morse, a beerhouse including :-
Large Yard, Barn, Stable & Outbuildings adjoining.
Copyhold to the manor of Shipdham.
Purchased by Steward.
Referred to Compensation 1920
Licence expired 25th January 1921
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