| Licensees : |
| - |
|
HENRY OSBORNE
age 33 in 1851
& blacksmith
also as Henry Osborn |
06.01.1849 - 1890 |
| FREDERICK DOBBS junior |
06.06.1890 - 1896 |
| Convicted 3rd June 1892 of keeping house
open during prohibited hours. |
| ALBERT WILLIAM GAPP |
1900 |
| HENRY WILLIAM GUNTON |
by 1901 |
| GEORGE SAVORY |
16.10.1903 - 1905 |
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Thanks to Ray Taylor of
www.mattishall-village.co.uk
for the image.
Ivy Cottage - shortly before demolition.
On Friday 3rd March 1905 George Savoury applied for licence
renewal. PC Smith said that only one room, the kitchen, was used for the
purpose of trade. It was about 18 feet square. The
EIGHT RINGERS
was 283 yards away and the
SWAN
760 yards. The Eight Ringers was a larger house and was better
accommodated for trade.
Mr. Savoury made a living from the house, selling a barrel and a half,
sometimes more, every week.
Licence provisionally renewed and matter referred to the Quarter
Sessions.
Licence expired 7th June 1906
Referred for Compensation 14th August 1907
Demolished in mid 1900's ?
Welgate Close now covers the site.
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