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247 HIGH STREET
 SOUTHTOWN		 St ANDREWS WARD BEERHOUSE
Later FULL LICENCE		 -
Gt. YARMOUTH LICENCE REGISTERS Y/CJ/31 & Y/CJ/32 (February 1903 - February 1953) & PS 18/14/2 (1953 - 1973) & PS 18/14/3 (1973 - 1980)
LACONS as given 1819
WHITBREAD 1967
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Licensees :
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JOHN BARHAM 1819
JAMES BULL 1824
RICHARD BAKER 1830 - 1836
DAVID DENTON
Age 35 in 1841
& market gardener		 1839 - 1859
EDWARD ROOF
Age 38 in 1861 & dealer		 1861 - 1865
It was reported 11th July 1863 that on Wednesday 8th July, Elizabeth Rofe had charged her husband, Edward of  violently assaulting her on the night of the 4th July. Having "lately come into a little property", Mr.  Rofe admitted he was not sober at the time, but denied hitting his wife. The Mayor said the most merciful thing they could do would be to send him to prison for a month, which would afford him time for reflection.
THOMAS SMITH
Died Q3 1871 - age 45		 1868 - 1871
JAMES GUYTON 1875 - 1877
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ARTHUR COX
(Died Q3 1910 - age 63)		 1881 - 1883
JAMES KING 1888
JOHN TABOR 1890
WILLIAM ECCLESTONE
(Died Q2 1903 - age 52)		 1891 - 1900
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN NICKERSON to 05.1901
SHEPHARD EDWARD CRISP 17.05.1901
JOSEPH BUTCHER by 1903
JOHN DREW 15.04.1904
GEORGE SMITH 14.10.1904
HENRY CHARLES LEWIS
(Died June 1938 - age 67)		 28.10.1910
MABEL CLOWES 17.11.1916
JAMES PRATT FEEK
(Died September 1936 - age 65)		 08.06.1920
JAMES HENRY GOSLING
(Died June 1952 - age 73)		 06.11.1926
GEORGE ROBERT POPAY
(Died September 1962 - age 61)		 01.07.1941
HARRY BURGESS 11.02.1949
WILLIAM EDWARD MOBBS
(Died March 1963 - age 61)		 18.10.1949
STEPHEN FREDERICK COLEMAN
(Died December 1978 - age 86)		 07.12.1954
JOHN RICHARD McBRIDE 10.06.1958
WILLIAM ELWYN HOWELLS
(Died March 1975 - age 69)		 29.07.1958
VINCENT HENRY BEAUMONT-SMITH
(Died May 2001 - age 74)		 10.07.1975
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April 1996
April 1996


Named the TUNS in 1819 and in the 1891 census.

Application was made at the Brewster Sessions 24.08.1901 for removal of licence to new premises to be built 35 yards along the road. Building costs for the new house were given as £1400. The Licensing Committee recommended the application, but the Bench voted 7 for and 7 against, so confirmation was refused.

On Friday 6th March 1903 opposition to the removal to new premises was dropped. Fresh plans showed that only a private door would be opposite the Congregational Chapel and the new Three Tuns would be some feet further away from the Chapel. Messrs. Lacon would also surrender the full licence of the Lord Collingwood.

At the Licensing Session Tuesday 2nd February 1904 it was heard that the new premises had been completed and it was confirmed that the provisional order of removal would be dated 1st March 1904.

The licence of the LORD COLLINGWOOD was given up, c1905, in consideration for a (full ?) licence for this house.

Closed 1942 - it is assumed for the duration of the war.
No mention yet found if closure was due to damage by enemy action.





Entry No 189 in Licence Register