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Shoulder of Mutton
St. AUGUSTINES STREET St. AUGUSTINE FULL LICENCE CLOSED
TOMPSONS Released by the executors of Nockold Tompson to S. Tompson and J. Tompson 29th September 1778
MORGANS Conveyed to Morgans 25th March 1845 by Charles Kett Tompson and Henry Kett Tompson.
Licensees :
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FRANCIS SMITH
labourer
1760 - 1764
WILLIAM HORTH 1777
ANN WILSON
widow
1801 - 1806
ELIZABETH DENNINGTON
spinster
1807
CHARLES FITT 1810
JOHN FITTS 1822
JOHN WEESMAN (Wiseman ?) 1830
HENRY SWANN 1836 - 1839
JOHN STEWARD 1842 - 1846
JAMES CARTER
Age 54 in 1861
1851 - 1863
C. MOWER 1864 - 1865
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A Main of Cocks fought here Monday and Tuesday 24th and 25th February 1777.
The Gentlemen of Norwich and Suffolk to shew 27 Mains and 10 Byes. Five Guineas a Battle and Twenty the Odd.
William Horth offered a good Ordinary on each day, and a hearty welcome.
Lot number 4 in the sale Monday 7th September 1778, of the Brewery and Public Houses, late in the ownership of Nockold Tompson, deceased.

Address also as Church Street.

In 1839, Robson gives the address as Botolph Street.

Mrs. Charlotte Carter named as landlady of the Shoulder of Mutton in the trial of Joseph Frost, April 1859, in the "Case of the broken pail". Frost, of St. Faiths, had knocked a stave out of a pail, causing 1s 6d of damage. Mrs. Carter did not desire to press charges but he was ordered to pay for the damage and costs.


House No. 380 on 1845 Magistrates list.