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| RICHARD BUNN |
1839 |
| HUMPHREY SKERRY |
1852 - 1854 |
| Miss SARAH
ANNIE BRAZIER |
1858 |
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Named in 1850 and 1856 Register of licensed houses, address as Checker
Street. Address as High Street in the 1852 report below. No 97 in 1858.
At the Annual Licensing Day, Monday 6th September 1852, the magistrates
Platten, Wales and Pitcher sat for the purpose of issuing new licenses. That
of the Jenny Lind beerhouse was a new application. Magistrates Platten and
Wales were of the opinion that there were already too many licenses. Mr
Pitcher was of the opinion that granting of licenses increased the value of
the property and led to houses being sold at inflated prices with the owner
of the licence then immediately applying for a fresh one for a neighbouring
house. The application was refused.
(One hundred and forty-six licenses were renewed).
Advertised To Let, 29th September 1855."Where an excellent business
has been carried on for the last five years in the Ale and Porter
Trade. This concern stands well for a Cook Shop or Greengrocery
to be added to the Beer Trade"
Apply H. T. Sturley, Brewer and Spirit Merchant, Lynn
(Jenny Lind, vocalist 1820 to 1887)
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