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| WILLIAM KING |
1844 - 1845 |
| THOMAS
WELLS |
1845 |
| WILLIAM
KING |
*1846 - 1849 |
| JOSEPH FOREMAN |
1850 |
| WILLIAM
KING |
*1854 - *1861 |
| ELIZABETH JANE
KING |
1863 - 1864 |
| WILLIAM
KING |
*1865 - *
1869 |
JOHN BRIGGS
Age 30 |
1871 - 1872 |
| JOHN GUNSTON |
*1875 |
| ROBERT KEY |
*1879 |
| ABEL WOOD
WIGHTMAN |
1881 |
| ORLANDO
RICHES |
*1883 |
| ROBERT
HARWOOD |
*1888 - 1900 |
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Located on the SW corner of Row 97, Middlegate Street to King Street.
Licence given up August 1900 in consideration of a new licence for the LORD
ROBERTS, Caister Road.
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At the Licensing Session Tuesday 21st August
1900, Messrs. Lacon applied to remove the beer and wine licence
to premises in the Caister Road. A former lamp black factory, a
shop formerly occupied by Mrs. Amelia Hunt and an unoccupied
cottage currently sat on the site. It had been intended, the
previous year, to remove the Anchor and Hope to that location,
but upon the Architect inspecting the
property, it was found to be too tumbled-down to make the
alterations. It was therefore proposed to demolish and construct
a new house on the spot. Objections were that there was a place
of worship nearby and that there was not the slightest necessity
for a public house in the location.
The Bench granted the application.
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