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WOOLPACK TERRINGTON St. JOHN Index OLD SIBLEY FIELD FREEBRIDGE MARSHLAND FULL LICENCE   FREEBRIDGE MARSHLAND REGISTER 9th September 1794 & FREEBRIDGE LICENCE REGISTER PS 6/4/1 (1936 - 1960) HOGG & SEPPINGS (Setch Brewery) BULLARDS   WATNEY MANN (East Anglia ) Ltd. -

Licensees : - - WILLIAM COBBETT 1794 - THOMAS SHORTIN 1836 JOHN RIPPER 1845 - 1846 JOHN SADD age 35 in 1851 & farmer 130 acres 1851 - 1888 Monday 16th October 1876 - Fine of £1 and 17s costs for having house open at 10:40 pm on 6th October. A meeting of the Foresters' Court pride of Marshland had `accidentally' over-run. Mrs EDITH HUBBARD (daughter of John Sadd) & farmer (died at the house in 1900) 1890 HORACE HENRY HOLDGATE - died 1908 (Son-in-law of  Edith Hubbard) 1896 - 1908 Mrs M. E. HOLDGATE (emigrated to Canada in 1913) 1908 CHARLES WILLIAM GOWLER by 1912 STANLEY GOWLER 13.10.1947 JOHN TALBOT 23.06.1954 FRANK CHAPMAN (Died January 1975, age 59, then living in Lynn) 21.10.1959 - 1967+ - WILLIAM FRANK BONE (Died March 1997 - age 71) 1974 - 1987 JOHN & JULIE BOWERS by 03.1988 - 1989+ GEOFF CRANWELL & KIRSTIE THURSTON from 10.1990 LYNN FREEMAN Here 03.1995 - c1930 - Image provided by George Williams. In a niche above the door sat a statue of a man on a woolsack. Today the same statue is on display in the Bar.

2003 - Image by George Williams The building to the left is the Restaurant. Shown on Bryant's 1826 map. The licence was removed 14th February 1968, to temporary premises, erected on site, to allow "extensive alterations". (The application for such a licence relocation was made 7th June 1967 in order to allow the erection of the temporary building on land owned by Watney Mann (Anglia) Ltd.) The man from the niche.

Samuel Joseph Peter, bookbinder of Bristol, was summoned before the magistrates 5th February 1912 on a charge of malicious damage to a window of the Woolpack and for refusing to leave.
Peter claimed self defence, but admitted breaking the window. Licensee Gowler had served the defendant one pint of beer but refused him any more. Peter had been asked to leave and he had done so, but soon returned. At that point he was asked if he was an Englishman, the defendant said he was. Gowler replied that if he was indeed an Englishman he would not return to the house. He left but again returned, to be put out yet again by Gowler. The door was shut and shortly afterwards a stone came through the window. The defendant was seen running away.
Peter claimed that he had suffered a punch in the mouth and a damaged hat.
Fining Peter 20s with costs or one month in prison for refusing to quit licensed premises, plus £1 3s 6d for the damage, plus costs or one month in prison, to run concurrently with the other charge, the Chairman remarked that the Bench wished him to say that licence holders must be protected.