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34 KING STREET CHEQUER  WARD FULL LICENCE CLOSED 1912
KINGS LYNN PETTY SESSION REGISTERS PS 4/3/1 & PS 4/3/4 (August 1872 to 1965)
W & T BAGGE   
RICHARD BAGGE   
T. E. BAGGE   
RICHARD LUDWIG BAGGE   
Licensees :
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WILLIAM CARTER
Died Thursday 30th January 1808 - age 65.
1791 - 1808
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JOHN BAILEY
(Died Tuesday 6th November 1829 - Formerly of the Plough)
1822
JAMES WAGG 1830
SARAH WAGG 1836
WILLIAM SKILLINGTON 1839
WILLIAM BROOKBANK
age 42 in 1851
(b. KL 1808, d. KL 1865)
1845 - 1864
JOHN CARLISLE by 1865
Monday 6th August 1866 - Charged by Sarah Carter, wife of James Carter, licensee of the Royal Oak, King Street, of abusing her on the previous Monday evening - Paid 11s 6d costs.
Monday 20th May 1867 - Paid a fine of 5s and 20s costs for permitting disorderly conduct on Wednesday 15th May. Mrs. Carlisle was jointly charged of refusing to admit the police and of using "filthy and disgusting" language.
ANN ELIZABETH CARLISLE 24.03.1873
ROBERT SAMUEL SAINT 15.10.1883
WALTER RAYNER 11.01.1886
MARGARET RAYNER 26.07.1897
JAMES CATLING 10.04.1899
JAMES CLAXTON CROME c1902
WILLIAM FULLER 11.01.1904
JOHN GEORGE GOODRICK 11.07.1904
HERBERT HAMMOND 01.1908
CHARLES JOSEPH PATTENGALE 12.10.1908

Image thanks to Tracey Masterson
Image thanks to Tracey Masterson
Note Bagges Ales on sale and small plough mounted above door.

Address as 34 King Street in 1836.

Found as 14 King Street in directories.

The Household Furniture and Effects of Mr. Brookbank were to be Sold by Auction Thursday 15th December 1864 since he was leaving.
Items included tables, chairs, fenders, footmen, settles, glass, copper boilers, crockery, beds, child's crib, wheelbarrow, spittoons, wagon rope, beer pulley, harness, &c. &c.

Referred for Compensation 12th February 1912

Closure by compensation unopposed at Licensing Authority meeting Friday 21st June 1912.

Licensee name confirmed as Charles Josh. Pattengale and Registered Owner as R. L. Bagge when licence refusal by reason of closure by Compensation, published 23rd August 1912.

Licence extinct 24.03.1913