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21 CATTLE MARKET STREET St. MICHAEL AT THORN - CLOSED 16.08.1961
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 - PS 1/8/4 (1867 to 1965)
Mr POTTER Beer brewer to 1793
Mr. WILLIAM GIRLING to 1862
Mrs GIRLING of Castle Meadow 1873
MORGANS 1919
Licensees :
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ROBERT MURRELL
worsted weaver
1763 - 1764
Mr POTTER / POSTLE
beer brewer
to 1793
BENJAMIN PRIDE 1806 - 1807
JOHN WYMER
Died 16th March 1845 - age 67
1808 - 1845
WILLIAM WYMER 1845 - 1848
JOHN HAMMOND 1850
JONATHAN WELLS
(Hay dealer 1851 - age 35)
*1851 - 1856
WILLIAM WELLS
according to Melville
1856
Mrs E WELLS 1858
JOSEPH DANIELS by 1859
SUSAN DANIELS 07.05.1872
ROBERT FRANCIS 18.11.1879
WILLIAM DAY 21.01.1881
JAMES LANE 18.06.1881
FANNY LANE 29.03.1892
WILLIAM LANE 10.10.1899
FREDERICK GEORGE STEBBINGS 25.11.1913
MATILDA ETHEL STEBBINGS 21.11.1916
FREDERICK GEORGE STEBBINGS 05.04.1919
Convicted 30.09.1919 of allowing liquor to be taken away after hours.
Fine 10/- or 7 days detention.
GEORGE ARTHUR BATCH 14.06.1927
ERNEST MANN 05.04.1933
KEITH OSWALD MARSH 19.06.1934
ERNEST MANN 05.04.1935
NELSON YOUNG BELL 07.05.1935
ERNEST MANN 11.06.1940
ARTHUR WILLIAM WARMINGER 05.02.1944
HORACE HENRY SEAMAN 02.05.1944
ARTHUR GEORGE WARMINGER
(Kelly & Joyce Warminger)
29.08.1950
Convicted 20.04.1955 of selling out of hours and for allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine of £1 on each of 3 cases.


c1960

Given as the SUN & BUFFCOAT 1763.

Sold by auction at the Angel Inn, Norwich 21st January 1793, then in the occupation of Mr. Potter.
(A notification of sale, published 19th January 1793 gives the occupant as Mr. Postle)

For Sale by Auction Tuesday 23rd May 1848 at the instructions of the Executors of the late Mr. John Wymer, deceased.
Including substantially built Stables, Granaries. Hay-chambers, Gig-houses, Cart-lodges, Straw-loft, other Outbuildings and a large Yard.

Advertised To Let, September 1862
"The well-frequented Free Public-House near the Cattle Market, with Yard and good Stabling; also large Hay and Corn Chambers, and Granaries adjoining, in which extensive trade has hitherto been carried out by the late Mr. William Girling."

For the third year, the cage bird show was held Monday 22nd October 1906. There were more entries than previously and the qualities were better.

Morgans confirmed by letter 19th August 1961 that the house had closed 3 days earlier.

House demolished 1964.


 

  In 1961 the BYSTANDERS FILM CLUB commenced a survey of Norwich public houses.
Unfortunately, by 1968 the challenge remained unfinished and Watney Mann had taken over the local breweries....Toilet facilities (Conveniences) were rated on cleanliness and general standard.
This house was rated as follows:-
 
 
Morgans No Draught Cider
Darts Conveniences 3 (5 being the best)
Parking Canned Music
Itinerant stive-pipe.
Superbly decorated mirror-surround (Mirror cracked).
Juke Box (With baby in back room)
Wire basket to catch stray darts.
Gents has dangerously bulging wall with fine selection of mural literature. "K was here".
Real hep black cat.