| Licensees : |
| - |
|
ISAAC COMER junior
age 55 in 1851
& brickmaker |
1836 - 1851 |
| THOMAS JOHNSON |
1854 |
| GEORGE EARL |
1856 - 1861 |
WILLIAM GOODERSON
& tailor |
1863 - 1877 |
BENJAMIN BENSTEAD
& butcher |
1879 - 1886 |
| Mrs MARIA BENSTEAD |
1888 |
| JOHN DENNIS |
1890 |
| JOHN COLE |
1891 |
| Monday 7th September 1891 - Fine of
£1
and 14s 6d costs - See opposite. |
| Monday 7th September 1891. The licensing
authorities were advised by Messrs. Cann & Co that following the charge
of selling out of hours, the landlord had already left and Mr. Chilvers
was awaiting transfer of licence - Granted. |
| ROBERT CHILVERS |
07.09.1891 - 1908 |
| FREDERICK BENSTEAD |
1912 - 1925 |
| EVAN ALFRED MASON |
1929 |
| PERCY MOORE |
1933 - 1937 |
| THOMAS LACEY |
by 02.1950 |
| FRANK VIVIAN LEMAN WITHERS |
01.06.1959 |
|
At the Petty Sessions held at Grimston on Monday 7th
September 1891 John Cole was charged of having his house open at illegal
hours on 15th August.
Police-constable Baldwin had entered the house at 11:15 pm and had been
able to take the names of several people, although there had probably
been 50 persons present.
For the brewers it was said that they had not supplied the house with
any liquors for several days before the 15th, but he had obtained
supplies from elsewhere. Cole had left the house on the 17th August.
Pleading guilty, Cole said he had neither watch or clock in the house
and was unaware of the time.
The persons recorded were:- Robert Asker, James Plumb, Charles Coe,
Robert Pooley, George Turner, Robert Mason, William Moore, Walter
Walker, Alfred Mason, Herbert Fox, John Shinn, Jonathan Skeet, Samuel
Moore and John Smith, all of Castle Acre. They were each fined 1s and 8s
6d costs.
Licence not renewed 5th February 1962.
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