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32 QUEEN STREET TRINITY HALL  WARD FULL LICENCE See UNION JACK
KINGS LYNN PETTY SESSION REGISTERS PS 4/3/1 to 4/3/4 (August 1872 to 1965)
W & T BAGGE from 1805
RICHARD BAGGE  
T. E. BAGGE  
RICHARD LUDWIG BAGGE  
Licensees :
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M BOLTON 1822
GEORGE TAYLOR THOMPSON 1830 - 1841
ANN THOMPSON 1845
WILLIAM ELMER
age 60 in 1851		 1846  - *1856
Un-named keeper fined 1s and 14s 6d costs Monday 6th October 1856 for having house open at an illegal hour.
WILLIAM DONNISON 1856 - 1858
Monday 6th October 1856 - Fine 1s and 13s 6d costs for selling beer after midnight. Ten men had been found drinking in the house at 12:45 am.
JAMES THOMAS
Age 34 & engineer		 1861
WILLIAM CLARKE
innkeeper & publican & shopkeeper		 by 1863 - 1868
Ordered to pay cost of 11s 6d having been accused of refusing to admit police-constable Edward William Thorn on Tuesday 12th September 1865.
Fine of 5s and 19s 6d cost on 11th February 1867 - see opposite.
Licence refused at licensing meeting 30th September 1867 due to misconduct and police concerns.
Application presented personally on Monday 7th October 1867 with support signed by five or six neighbours. The magistrates declined to discuss the matter and advised Mr. Clarke to re-apply the following week. (It was again refused)
Licence renewed Wednesday 18th August 1869 having been withdrawn two years previously.
WILLIAM CLARKE 1869 - 1881
JOSEPH HOLFORD 28.03.1881
Convicted 29.11.1886 ``Under section 15 '' - Licence forfeited
WILLIAM ROSE 11.04.1887
WILLIAM KING 29.05.1893




Recorded 1741.

Address as Baker Lane in 1867.

On Monday 11th February 1867, William Clarke was accused of refusing to admit the police and of an assault on police-constable Miller whilst he was in execution of his duty. On the previous Thursday the police had been watching the property run by Clarke, a brothel, and when they demanded admittance to the upper floor, after searching the ground floor, Clarke closed the staircase door upon Miller's arm, pushed him away and locked the door. There had been previous complaints against the house.
The magistrates imposed a fine of 5s and 19s 6d costs.


Seemingly closed for (spirit) trade from September 1867 to August 1869.
Licence re-instated August 1869 under the new act relating to beerhouses.

Renamed the UNION JACK in August 1893