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VICTORIA TAVERN NORWICH V index
Victoria
2 HORACE STREET
JULIAN BACK STREET
SOUTH HEIGHAM FULL LICENCE to 1910 CLOSED 19.01.1918
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTER PS 1/8/1 to PS 1/8/2 (1867 - 1925)
SEAMAN & Co as given 1867
GRIMMER & Co 1872
STEWARD, PATTESON, FINCH & Co 1880
Licensees :
ANN DYE 1839 - 1845
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JOHN BELCHER SLATER
Age 40
1851
WILLIAM BENJAMIN BLACKBURN 1854 - 1859
ROBERT PLUMSTEAD by 1862
ELIZABETH PLUMSTEAD 25.07.1871
JOHN HARROD 10.10.1874
WILLIAM HARROD 16.11.1880
ALFRED BROOKS 10.10.1883
ARTHUR HENRY HALL 11.10.1886
WILLIAM GEORGE ADDISON (?)
(Harrison ?)
25.11.1886
WILLIAM JOHN HARPER 1887
ISAAC CLARKE 19.02.1889
ALFRED THOMAS BURTON 09.05.1893
RICHARD WOODSTACK 27.03.1894
HERBERT GEORGE TODD 20.11.1894
FREDERICK HORNIGOLD 22.06.1897
SAMUEL WARD
(died)
15.11.1898
EMMA ANNIE WARD 13.03.1911
SAMUEL WARD
(son)
16.01.1912
ALFRED CHARLES YOUNGS 06.04.1914
Convicted 09.11.1915 of failing to close against soldiers.
Fine ...?

 


In 1839 Robson gives Ann Dye at this house,
however Pigot has her at the TIGER

In the 1841 census and on the 1845 the magistrates list she is at the Tiger, but the 1845 directory by White has her at the Queen Victoria

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Licence renewed at Sessions held 19th August 1862.
One of several houses where the licensee had been proceeded against during the year. The offences, for which summonses had been issued were either for selling beer out of hours, for allowing gambling or for permitting persons of bad character to assemble.


Found as the QUEEN VICTORIA, St. Stephens Back street in 1839, 1842 & 1879. Also as the ROYAL VICTORIA,
in 1862 and 1893 the VICTORIA TAVERN.

Address given as Victoria Buildings in 1851.
At Victoria Street, Julian Place in 1868.

Spirit licence dropped 1910.

Licence provisionally refused 04.02.1916 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 19.01.1918
Property sold 1919
Demolished.