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48 CAMDEN ROAD
 BLACKFRIARS ROAD		 NELSON  WARD BEERHOUSE later (1865)
FULL LICENCE		 CLOSED 1937
Gt. YARMOUTH LICENCE REGISTERS Y/CJ/31 - Y/CJ/32 (February 1903 - February 1953)
GRIMMER & Co     
LACON & Co By 1928
Licensees :
WILLIAM CATTERMOLE
& sailmaker		 1856 - 1883
Fine of 40s on 22nd December 1855 - See opposite.
Fine of 5s for having house open on Christmas Day and Sunday 26th December 1858 at illegal hours.
See FREE TRADE
(Full) licence application refused Friday 5th September 1856, as were all applications from 14 others.
(Full) licence application refused Friday 4th September 1857, as were all applications from 10 others.
New licence applied for Tuesday 6th September 1859. Out of 21 magistrates and the Mayor, only 8 voted in favour - application refused.
(Full) licence application refused Monday 27th August 1860, as were all the other applications from 24 beerhouses in Yarmouth and Gorleston.
Licence application refused 10th September 1861 and again 2nd September 1862
W STARLING 1886
Mrs. KATE KEEBLE 1888
JOHN KEEBLE 1890
CHARLES DANIEL SCHOFIELD by 1892
CHARLES ALBERT BAKER 08.06.1920
GEORGE WILLIAM PAYNE 26.07.1921
JOHN BLAKE 06.02.1923
WILLIAM OSBORNE SAUNDERS 18.12.1934




See page 90 of `Gt. Yarmouth In Old Photographs' published 1994.

 

Address a Tower Road in 1856 and 1860.

Mr. Cattermole was discovered playing cards with a militiaman, between the hours of 10 and 11 on the night of Friday 21st December 1855. The militiaman was billeted at the house. A fine of 40s was imposed the following day.
All landlords who had soldiers billeted upon them were reprimanded for allowing the men to sit up later than military law permitted.

Licence application (full) by William Cattermole refused Friday 5th September 1856, the magistrates refusing to hear any application for new licenses. The event repeated Friday 4th September 1857

Mr. Cattermole applied for a new licence Tuesday 6th September 1859.
The magistrates voted 8 in favour and 13 against - Refused.

At the licensing Sessions held 2nd September 1862 the application for a (full) licence by William Cattermole was refused.

Mr Cattermole applied for a full licence 11th September 1863 - again Refused - without discussion.

Mr Cattermole applied for a full licence August 1864 - again Refused.

Mr. Cattermole applied for a full licence Monday 28th August 1865.
Granted on condition that licence of the YARMOUTH ARMS be dropped.

Stood on opposite corner to BLACKFRIARS TAVERN.

Licence given up 21.04.1937 in consideration of a full licence granted to the LACON ARMS.