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KINGS LYNN PETTY SESSION REGISTERS PS 4/3/1 to 4/3/3 (August 1872 to 1956)
EYRES  
MILLER  
BENTLEY  
DONALD STEWARD of Norwich
STEWARD & PATTESON  
Licensees :
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MARY WILKIN 1822
HENRY WELLS 1830 - 1836
JOHN SAYER 1839
GEORGE NATTRESS 1845
ROBERT CROSS 1846
WILLIS WELLS
age 30 in 1851		 1850 - 1854
SAMUEL HAMPTON SMITH
& painter, glazier & paper hangar		 1856 - 1858
WILLIAM LAMB 1861 - 1864
JOHN HAWLEY from 1865
THOMAS NICHOLAS HOLMAN 10.08.1874
HENRY SHERWOOD 05.01.1891
WILLIAM JACKSON 25.05.1891
HORACE LACEY HOLMAN 24.08.1891
JAMES GRIFFIN 08.04.1895
FRANCIS POTTER 19.08.1895
GEORGE GRIMSON 06.01.1896
JAMES PITCHER 04.01.1897
WILLIAM RAINS 15.11.1897
JAMES STANNARD 09.04.1900
ALFRED ROBERT THROWER 29.07.1901
ROBERT WILLIAM JOHNSON 16.07.1906
DENNIS CLARKE COCKS 12.10.1908
CECIL HARRY COLLINSON 15.04.1912 - 1916



Listed as the GUN in 1764.

Robson names it the CANNON 1839.

Address as New Conduit Street 1822 & 1851
and at Tower Street 1888 & 1892

Formerly the GREEN MAN according to documents dated 1895.

Referred for Compensation 7th February 1916

Named 31st August 1916, as an Alehouse, subject to closure by compensation.

Sold 1916.
Licence extinct 17th February 1917

Site became Custance & Son, tailors.