| Licensees : |
SAMUEL ALDRIDGE
age 51 in 1851 |
1845 - 1856 |
| Mrs ANN
ALLDRIDGE / ALDRIDGE |
1858 - 1860 |
| Fined 5s Monday
21st May 1860 for allowing drinking at illegal hours on the day
previous. |
| JAMES
WILLIAM DRISCOLL |
1863 - 1864 |
| WILLIAM BULLEY |
1865 - 1866 |
| Mrs. ELIZABETH DRISCOLL |
1868 - 1869 |
WILLIAM FISK
Age 66 in 1871 |
* 1871 - 1872 |
| SAMUEL
S ARTIS |
1875 - 1883 |
| S WOODS |
1886 |
| SIMON THOMAS
(Artis?) |
1888 - 1892 |
| SAMUEL THOMAS LEEDS ARTIS |
by 1896 |
| HENRY WILLIAM ARTIS |
14.04.1916 |
| MAUD AGNES ARTIS |
13.06.1919 |
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On Wednesday 27th June 1866, publican Mr. Bulley successfully
recovered twenty-three weeks rent, at 1s 6d a week, from Mr. Hogg, a
twine spinner and mussel dredger. The rent was for a small warehouse.
The parties were censured for not having a written contract, but it was
confirmed that Hogg could be instantly dismissed from the premises.
It was said before the magistrates that the real reason for the case was
that Bully could get £10 a year from another tenant, rather than the £4
he was then getting. |
Location as North End in 1846.
Caister Road in 1865, 1879 & 1888.
156 Northgate Street by 1892
Mrs Ann Aldridge was fined 5 shillings on 21st May 1860 for having her
house open and permitting persons to be drinking therein, at illegal
hours on the previous Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Licence given up 08.09.1931 in consideration of a full licence being granted for the APOLLO.
Became a Provision Merchant & Butchers by 1934.
(Still a butchers shop 09.1997)
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