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Thorpe Hamlet
90 THORPE ROAD THORPE HAMLET FULL LICENCE See MUSTARD POT
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTER PS 1/8/1 to PS 1/8/4 (1867 to 1965)
SEAMAN & Co  
GRIMMER & Co 1873
LACONS by 1904
Licensees :
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WILLIAM PUNCHER (27) 1851
HENRY BUTTLE 1856 - 1857
Tuesday 18th August 1857 - Fine of  £3 and costs for permitting gaming.
See opposite
WILLIAM STEWARD 1858
WILLIAM MOY by 1861
Fine and costs, total 13s 6d, 8th August 1866. The house had been said to be open at 7:25 am on previous Sunday
RICHARD EDMUND NELSON 03.03.1868
ROBERT BURTON 11.10.1869
EDWARD KERRIDGE 22.06.1883
ROBERT GAMBLE 24.06.1886
WILLIAM HENRY PEARSON 10.10.1894
GEORGE GREEN 05.04.1904
STEPHEN WILLIAM BOWEN 26.11.1907
CHARLES HERBERT STEWARD 08.10.1912
HENRY JOHNSON 21.11.1916
Convicted 17.10.1917 of permitting treating.
Fine 10/- or 7 days
Convicted 01.01.1918 of selling out of hours.
Fine 10/- or 7 days detention.
FREDERICK ATKINS 21.06.1932
FREDERICK LEO ELLIS 15.11.1938
EDITH LUCY ELLIS 07.03.1944
EPHRAIM WILLIAM JOHN WITARD 08.05.1951
ARTHUR SAMUEL GODDARD 30.12.1952
JOHN RICHARD McBRIDE 27.04.1965



Offered to let August 1857, then in Full Trade and owned by Messrs. Seaman, Grimmer and Co., Wine Merchants, Norwich.

On Tuesday 18th August 1857 it was heard that a man named Turner was acting as landlord whilst Henry Buttle was absent. Turner had taken part in a bet between three other men, by turning cards for them in a bet for £5.
The Bench informed Buttle that he was responsible for the actions of his deputy, even though absent from the house. Fined £3 and costs.

William Steward was accused, Thursday 29th July 1858, of having his garden open and supplying customers with ale and porter. On the previous Sunday, Police-constable Cullington had observed, at twenty minutes past four, people smoking and drinking. The constable said that this had happened before and he had warned Steward. He was then accused of grossly neglecting his duty for not previously bringing charges.
It was heard that Steward, in consequence of high winds, had employed several persons to look after the canvas erected for the assize week. He had given them beer, not selling any.
Reminded that no person was to give away beer at exceptional times, the case was dismissed.

Address as 93 Thorpe Road before 1905.

Renamed the MUSTARD POT 1966