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111 NORFOLK STREET KETTLEWELL  WARD FULL LICENCE See RAILWAY TAVERN
FREE TRADE  
Licensees :
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JOHN WHITMORE 1845
JOSEPH LITTLE GACHES 1846 - 1847





A person named John Whitmore was imprisoned for 2 months, with hard labour, Wednesday 3rd April 1844, for stealing a piece of rope, the property of Thomas Walton.
<Same person given as licensee in 1845?>

The Creditors of John Whitmore were to meet Monday 20th January 1845.
Mr. Whitmore was described as:-
Formerly of Wattisfield, Suffolk, Grocer and Draper, then of Framlingham, Licensed Brewer, then of Diss, unemployed, then of Botesdale, Suffolk, Journeyman to a General Shopkeeper, then of Walsham-le-Willows, unemployed, then of Distillery Street, Norwich, unemployed, then of ,Westgate Street, Norwich, Butcher and Bread Seller, next of 111 Norfolk Street Publican and Dealer in Wine and Spirits, lately a Prisoner for Debt in Norwich Castle, an Insolvent debtor.


For sale by auction Tuesday 3rd June 1845.
Then in the occupation of Mr. John Whitmore and in good trade. Including a Liquor Shop, suitably fitted Parlour, Snuggery, spacious Billiard Room, three Sleeping Rooms, Kitchen, Cellar, large Warehouse, containing a Skittle Ground, with Loft over, yard and Offices.

 For Sale by Auction Wednesday 20th January 1847.


Renamed the RAILWAY TAVERN in 1847
then the SPREAD EAGLE or EAGLE HOTEL by 1849
(Given as the EAGLE 1849.)

Later became the CHICAGO ROCK CAFE