| Licensees : |
| - |
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| - |
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| ROBERT HUDSON |
*1854 |
| - |
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| JOSEPH HOGG |
1881 |
| JOHN W. FRENCH |
1886 - 1890 |
| EMMA H LARKINS |
to 01.1897 |
| WILLIAM ALBERT LARKINS |
22.01.1897 |
WILLIAM SMITH
(Late of the Holborn Restaurant, London 1892) |
1891 - 1892 |
| JOHN HENRY SOUTHGATE |
by 08.1898 |
| Saturday 19th August 1899 - Fine of 5s
and costs or 7 days for serving a person, without a rail ticket, at
11:45 am on Sunday 13th August. |
| SAMUEL ROBERT SAVORY |
10.07.1903 |
| ANNIE MARIA SAVORY |
13.03.1911 |
| CHARLES JAMES PEARSON |
13.09.1927 |
| HARRY FULLER PEARCE |
08.04.1930 |
| STANLEY HART |
28.12.1932 |
| REGINALD WILLIAM BURGESS |
27.08.1940 |
| CHARLES MANTRIPPE |
01.07.1941 |
| GEORGE CHARLES WILLIAM WRIGHT |
11.07.1944 |
| JOHN RICHARD
McBRIDE |
11.06.1957 |
| EDWARD
ALBERT FOLKES |
17.09.1957 |
| ARTHUR A
NEWSON |
07.06.1960 |
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Location given as Gorleston in 1881.
14 Bridge Street in 1886
Renamed the ROCKET
15.04.1974
~ ~ ~ ~
William Smith
announced 28th May 1892, that he had recently extended his commodious
premises and Opened a new Dining Room.
Diners would be served on Wednesdays between the hours of One and Three
o'clock, price 1 shilling.
On Thursday 24th August 1899, It was heard that John Southgate had been
reported for a conviction, *August `last', but since it was considered be a
non-serious matter, his licence was renewed, with a caution.
*If August `last' means 1898, then the 19th August 1899 conviction was
only 5 days before the above hearing. So did he have two convictions by that
time?
See p. 86 of `Gt. Yarmouth - A
Second Selection' - pub. 1996
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