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| JOHN SMITH |
1851 - **1853 |
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| GEORGE
LOFTUS |
1864 - 1865 |
Licence renewed Tuesday
29th August 1865 in spite of the landlord admitting that he had allowed
intoxicated persons to drink in his house. He had however given that
admission whilst assisting the police with evidence in a case of highway
robbery.
(Name of licensee reported as George Lambert) |
| HENRY AMISS |
by 1867 |
| WILLIAM SNOWDEN |
22.10.1872 |
Convicted
15.01.1879 of allowing after hours drinking on 11.01.1879.
Fine 2/6d with 17/6d costs.
Conviction not recorded on licence. |
| HENRY SPELLMAN |
05.12.1879 |
| JOSEPH NOONAN |
05.05.1891 |
| WILLIAM TAYLOR |
09.08.1898 |
| JAMES DAWSON PLANE |
07.02.1899 |
| WALTER HOWARD |
01.12.1908 |
JOSEPH GRAVES
see below |
08.06.1915 |
| EMILY GRAVES |
11.01.1921 |
| ARTHUR JOHN JOLLY |
05.10.1926 |
| ALBERT PAUL |
23.11.1926 |
| JAMES EDWARD JOHN HIGH UPSON |
02.01.1934 |
| ERNEST MANN |
24.07.1934 |
| SYDNEY VICTOR ALDIS |
01.01.1935 |
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It was reported Saturday, 15th
January 1916
Mr. Joes Graves, of the Britannia Tavern, St. Augustine’s,
Norwich, has six sons, of whom five are serving in his
Majesty’s forces, while the sixth, a lad of 14, is a Boy
Scout. They are Robert, a sergeant in the East Anglian
Brigade. R.F.A; George, chief petty officer in the
Grand Fleet; Joseph, a private in the Norfolk Regiment;
Sidney, Canadian Contingent; and Arthur, 2nd East Anglian
Field Ambulance. Joseph was wounded at Mons, and taken
prisoner.
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** John Smith, Plumber, Glazier, Painter and Victualler, conveyed
all his Real Estate, personal Estate and Effects to Trustees 19th
May 1853, for the benefit of his Creditors.
Joseph Noonan applied, on Monday 24th August 1891, for a music and
singing licence in order to protect himself, he being a musician and
supplementing his income as a publican by instructing pupils -
Granted.
Recorded as at 54 Botolph Street from 1893.
Stood on the North side of Botolph Street opposite Guildencroft. Licence provisionally
refused 11th February 1936 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 21st November 1936.
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