| Licensees : |
| ROBERT SCALES junior |
*1854 |
| THEOPHILUS
LING |
*1856 |
WILLIAM CATCHPOLE
& coal merchant
(also given 1872 at un-named premises) |
*1858 - *1869 |
|
Wednesday 28th February 1866 - Fine of £2 and 12s 6d costs for selling
beer during the hours of divine service on Sunday 18th February. |
|
Convicted of three offences of serving out of hours, by May 1867 - see
opposite. |
| JOHN MIDDLETON |
*1869 - *1893 |
| HARRY LANG |
25.10.1893 |
|
At Diss Petty Sessions held Wednesday 8th May 1867 it was heard that
beerhouse keeper William Catchpole was charged by Police-sergeant Sewter
of having his house open for the sale of beer, at four o'clock on the
afternoon of Good Friday. Having two previous convictions for similar
offences, Catchpole was ordered to pay a fine of £5 and costs of 13s, or
to serve three months' imprisonment with hard labour. The money was
paid.
The Off-sale beerhouse licence was transferred from John
Middleton to Harry Lang on Wednesday 25th October 1893 the transfer was
confirmed Wednesday 13th December 1893. (Also reported as Harry
Ling) |
