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MIDDLE DROVE FREEBRIDGE MARSHLAND BEERHOUSE CLOSED
FREEBRIDGE LICENCE REGISTER PS 6/4/1 (1936 - 1960)
MILLS BREWERY of Wisbech
HALL, CUTLACK & HARLOCK  
EAST ANGLIAN BREWERIES  
STEWARD & PATTESON  
Licensees :
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HENRY HOWLETT
age 50 in 1851
See opposite		 1845 - 1851
WILLIAM WHITEMAN 1854 - 1888
THOMAS GOODLEY 1890 - 1892
HENRY RYLETT 1896 - 1900
JOHN HUND 1904
SAMUEL POWLEY 1908
BURTON WILES 1912 - 1916
FREDERICK GEORGE CHALKE
(also as Chalks)		 by 1929
EDWARD ERNEST NICHOLLS 14.11.1938
GEORGE ERNEST GOWARD 06.10.1952
to closure



Location given as Fen.

On Monday 20th March 1843, publican Henry Howlett was committed into custody in default of payment of £2 12s 6d. Mr. Howlett had been found guilty of an assault of constables who were attempting to arrest John Brickham, Philip Roper and Henry Poll (alias Webb) who had been found poaching on the land of Mr. Robert Coe of Tilney cum Islington.
<Name of house, or location, not given in the report>
Transferred from the parish of Walpole St. Peter to Marshland St. James.

Closure proposed by Bullards at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward & Patteson 29th May 1962.
NOT agreed. Sales reported as 100+ barrels.

Closed 27th June 1966
80½ barrels of beer sold in the final year of trading.

Licence surrendered.

 

See also the WHEATSHEAF, Walpole St. Peter.