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For Sale by Auction Wednesday 13th July 1842. (by Bell's Brewery) Lot 4 of 15, which included seven other public houses. (Four of which were in Suffolk) The decision was made by the magistrates, Friday 9th February 1934 to approve provisional removal of licence to new premises, known as `Fair View', High Street, Gorleston. Messrs. Lacon and 63 Gorleston residents had opposed. S&P offered to include surrender the licence of the LUCKNOW TAVERN without compensation. If the licences were to be referred to compensation then the Earl Grey would be entitled to £1100 and the Lucknow Tavern £700. Sold 1935 and licence surrendered 18th December 1934 in consideration of a new licence for the MIDDLETON ARMS. Entry No 196 in Licence Register |