NORFOLK PUBLIC HOUSES norfolkpubs.co.uk
NORFOLK NORWICH GT. YARMOUTH KINGS LYNN NAME SEARCH PUBLICATIONS LINKS MYSTERY HOME
SHIP HOTEL MUNDESLEY Index
- NORTH ERPINGHAM HUNDRED FULL LICENCE -
NORTH ERPINGHAM LICENCE REGISTERS PS 24/6/1 to 24/9/3 (1872 - c1982)
COLTISHALL BREWERY Lot No. 27 in sale by auction 21st May 1796 (Lease)
WILLIAM SKOYLES JUNIPER
& brewer & maltster		 of Mundesley (by 1872)
STEWARD & PATTESON 1881
WATNEY MANN  
-  
Licensees :
-
WILLIAM BURKE *1791
-  
PETER JUNIPER 1802
PAUL HARRISON 1836
ROBERT JUNIPER
age 32 in 1851		 1845 - 1869
WILLIAM SKOYLES JUNIPER
Age 47 in 1891		 by 1871
JANE JUNIPER 09.07.1900
GEORGE RICH 04.03.1901
ARTHUR OSCAR SALES 09.10.1905
ROBERT WILLIAM CROSS 18.10.1909
Fine 14/- for selling out of hours 30.01.1939
WILLIAM HENRY SPEAR 09.10.1916
GERALD HARRY FINN 11.02.1929
HORACE FREDERICK SCOTT 06.05.1929
HENRY JAMES SMITH 08.11.1937
RONALD MOYES SMITH
(Ronnie)		 21.11.1960
to at least 1980
-  
-  


Mundesley Ship - April 1998
April 1998

Peter Juniper informed the Public, June 1802, that he had made additional provision for their Accommodation, by improving the Premises and Building another Machine for the purposes of Sea-bathing and Lodging. He had laid in a Stock of Best Wines and Spirituous Liquors, Cyder, &c.

(Note : Juniper Skoyles is given as a Brewer & Maltster in 1836 - Premises not named)

Described 1876.....
`The lease of all that Public House with Stable, Yard, Garden and land thereto belonging, of which lease there will be 4 years unexpired at Michaelmas next, at the yearly rent of £21.

rb014a.jpg (14480 bytes)

 

  Memories collected by Chris Holderness of Rig-a-Jig-Jig for the East Anglian Traditional Musical Trust.
The CH numbers refer to Chris's Archive on eatmt.org.		  
 



From Charlie Buller of Erpingham, 1987            (CH B1-3-15a)
CB: 'Old man, old fisherman I used to know, he used to sing that bugger, he used to play it. Old fisherman from Overstrand, used to sing that, Castle Gardens.

RJJ: Who was the old fisherman then?

CB: Old Billy Cork, he was a rum'un, he was . . . blast, that old man used to drink some beer! Take him out on a Saturday night, Sunday night, used to go up Trimingham Crown and Anchor, Mundesley Ship, all over the bloody place we used to go. "Where you goin' tonight, Billy?"He said, "We'll go to Mundesley Ship tonight, we han't been there lately." Bacton Duke of Edinburgh, we'd go there sometimes. Used to go all over the place . . . I don't know how we used to get home - honest!