| Licensees : |
| - |
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| Mr. GOFFEN |
1826 |
RICHARD
GOFFIN
(licence renewed 11.10.1850)
as Richard Goffen 1845 |
from at
least 1836 |
CHARLES HALL
& boatwright
& boat builder 1871, 1883 |
06.01.1857 |
| Convicted
19.04.1875 for being open during prohibited hours & allowing
drunkenness - Licence NOT
endorsed. No further detail of any penalty. |
| HENRY JONES |
18.03.1889 |
| HENRY WILLIAM CLARKE |
13.03.1905 |
| JACOB CARTER |
07.11.1910 |
| Fine £2 plus
4/- costs for being open during prohibited hours 31.07.1911 |
| ALFRED HUMPHREY |
here 09.1911 |
| BENJAMIN MUTTON |
06.11.1911 |
| WILLIAM WALTER PEGG |
14.07.1913 |
| CHARLES ALBAN PRIOR |
17.11.1913
to closure 1914 |
|
1907
Providing good accommodation according to an article dated 9th April
1826.
Said to be one of the only two public houses in Reedham.
(Other one being the SHIP)
A well-accustomed Free Public House, licensed for Beer and
Spirits, offered for sale by auction Thursday 22nd July 1841. Then in the year to
year tenancy of Richard Goffin.
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For sale by auction Monday 14th July 1845 along with excellent Brick and
Tiled Warehouse and Granary, and 25 Coomb Steep Malting Office, Brick Kiln,
Two Acres of Land, Several Freehold Cottages with Gardens, Large Staithe,
Warehouse, &c.
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For sale by auction, Wednesday 2nd April 1851. A Freehold Property in
occupation of Mr. Richard Bullard and his undertenant at the yearly rent of
£28.
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It was remarked at the 1908 Licensing Sessions that the house was only 250
yards away from the Lord Nelson.
Referred for compensation 23rd February 1914
Licence renewal refused 30th September 1914
It was announced 26th December 1914 that following a claim of £695 10s from
the Compensation Authorities, the full sum had been approved.
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