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10 HALL QUAY
 SOUTH QUAY		 REGENT WARD FULL LICENCE CLOSED by 1928
Gt. YARMOUTH LICENCE REGISTERS Y/CJ/31 - Y/CJ/32 (February 1903 - February 1953)
LACON & Co  
Licensees :
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Mr HARPER here February 1776
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J HAMMOND 1811
ROBERT FOWLER 1819
GEORGE KERRISON
Died September 1837		 1822 - 1837
SUSANNAH KERRISON 1837 - 1844
GEORGE KERRISON 1845
GEORGE CARRICK 1846
PARKER BRADSTREET
(Buck - Short Quay)		 1850
JOHN FRANKLIN
age 28 in 1851		 1851 - 1854
JOSEPH NATHANIEL PAGE 1856 - 1858
SAMUEL LEGGETT
(Edward Leggett given on 1881 census)		 1860, 1879 & 1883
Monday 10th December 1860 - Samuel Leggitt, landlord, charged with allowing drunkenness in his house 20 minutes to one o'clock on Sunday morning. Case proved by Sergeant Frost, but as the house was of good character, and the old man had entered the house in the intoxicated state and refused to leave, the case was dismissed with a caution.
EDWARD LEGGETT
Age 60 in 1871		 1861 - 1880
Friday 25th August 1880 - Edward Leggett, landlord, summoned for selling beer at prohibited hours - Fine 20s and costs.
CHARLES WILLIAM COOPER by 1886
EDWARD JAMES ATKINS 12.01.1912
JOSEPH HERBERT SMITH 13.08.1915
WILLIAM MERTON LOOMES 16.06.1916
MAY SMITH 22.09.1916
Convicted 27.05.1920 of selling out of hours.
Fine 10/- plus 10/6d costs or 14 days detention.
JOSEPH HERBERT SMITH 10.08.1920



 
Located on the corner of Row 52, Howard Street to Hall Quay.

8 Hall Quay in 1861
3 (?) Hall Quay in 1871

Referred to Compensation 01.03.1927

Licence renewal refused at the Principal Meeting for the Licensing (Consolidation) Act 1910, held 22nd June 1927.

A notice was published 3rd September 1927 informing any person due compensation from the closure of the premises, to make their claim by 24th September 1927.

License expired 31.12.1928.

Demolished.

     
     
  On Thursday 4th December 1856, James Snelling, the driver of the Lowestoft  `bus', was fined 10s for being drunk and disorderly and of striking landlord Page who had tried to prevent Snelling ill-treating Mrs. Snelling.