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STATION ROAD GALLOW HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED OCTOBER 1926.
GALLOW LICENCE REGISTER PS 26/18/1 & PS 26/18/2 (1903 - 1975)
STEWARD & PATTESON Leased from MARQUIS OF TOWNSHEND trustees
Licensees :
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JOHN HOWES BARBER
Died Q4 1888 - age 58		 1883 - 1888
THOMAS HAGEN 1890
CHARLES EMANUEL HUDSON
Funeral Friday 26th January 1906 - age 45		 1891 to 1906
JANE ELIZABETH HUDSON
Age 45 in 1911		 06.02.1906 - 1912+
JAMES JOHN HOWARD
(Died December 1930 age 65)		 25.10.19(16 ?)
Monday 27th May 1918 - Summoned under the Defence of the Realm Act for selling beer of a certain gravity at 5d a pint instead of 4d. Also charged of not displaying a price list in the bar.
See below.
FREDERICK HENRY HILL
(Brewery representative?)		 20.12.1926


  May 1918 - Police-constable Smitheon visited the house of Mr. Howard upon a report the he was overcharging for beer. He further discovered that no price list was on display in the bar.
Mrs. Howard offered the constable a half sovereign and a pound note to overlook the offences, Mr. Howard asked it another pound note would settle the matter.
Mr. Howard had been in the trade for 24 years, for 17** years at the Railway, Wymondham and then in Norwich for 4 years before coming to East Rudham.
Mr. Howard was fined £2 for selling the beer at 5d and 10s for not displaying the price list. For attempting to bribe the constable he was fined a further £2 and his wife 10s.		  
 
** Although reported to be at the Railway, Wymondham, for 17 years, according to the licence registers he was only in charge from 1891 to 1904, 13 years.

He was at the Vine, Norwich from 1906 to 1908		  


At the Fakenham Petty Sessions held Monday 29th August 1881, plans were presented to the Bench by Messrs. Steward & Patteson and an application made, for a provisional licence for a new house to be built near the railway station. It would cost £800 to build the house.
Application granted.

 Deeds exist dated 1881 - 1927

As RAILWAY TAVERN in Licence Register.

At the Adjourned Licensing Sessions, Monday 28th February 1927, both the owners, the Raynham Estate and brewers, Steward & Patteson, had no objection to closure. Owing to the isolation of the house and poor trade, it had not been possible to replace the last occupant who had left in October 1926. Since that date the house had been closed.

Referred for Compensation 22.06.1927

Licence expired 31.12.1927