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| JAMES TUFFTS |
11.10.1865 |
ISAAC BENSLEY
Died 2nd March 1869 |
11.10.1866 - 1869 |
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Fined 5s and 12s costs for having house
open after the hour of 10 o'clock on the night of the 19th December 1866 |
| Mrs SARAH ANN BENSLEY |
1869 -
1877 |
ROBERT BENSLEY
& wheelwright |
1879 - *1883 |
| HENRY TAYLOR |
*1883 - 1885 |
| Mrs MATILDA TAYLOR |
*1888 -
1896 |
JOHN HAZEL
(age 47 in 1901) |
1897 - 1910 |
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Also recorded 1901 are
wife Hannah 41
son John 18
daughter 12
Licence referred at Watton licensing session held 2nd February 1910.
At the Adjourned Licensing Sessions, Wednesday 2nd March 1910 it was
said that Caston then had one licensed house for every 84 inhabitants.
The house stood back from the road and had a one-horse stable, but that
was used for pigs. The coach-house was being used as a carpenter's shop.
The sanitary arrangements were very defective and there was no water
supply to the house.
Licence referred to the Quarter Sessions...
Sales in past years reported 1910 as:-
1907 - 56 barrels of mild and 8¾ of ales and stout and 56 dozen mineral
waters.
1908 - 51½ of mild, 9 of ales and stout, 70 dozen mineral waters.
1909 - 54 of mild, 9 of ales and stout, 54 dozen mineral waters.
Licence not renewed at licensing meeting of 20th June 1910.
Notice and Claim Form for Compensation under the Licensing Act 1904
published in the Lynn Advertiser of 2nd September 1910.
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It was reported at the Brewster Sessions 7th February 1912 that Compensation
had been paid on 16th December 1911 and the house had now closed.
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