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120 KING STREET St. JULIAN   CLOSED 1942
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTER PS 1/8/1 to PS 1/8/4 (1867 to 1965)
SEAMAN & Co  
GRIMMER 1873
MORGANS c1895
Licensees :
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FREDERICK BOOTY 1840
EDWARD PORTER 1842
THOMAS CATTERMOLE
according to White		 1845
THOMAS PARKERSON
(age 63 in 1851)
1845 according to Magistrates		 1845 - 1851
CHARLES HENRY MUSKETT
& wheelwright		 1854
JUDE PARKERSON
(age 35 in 1856)
(according to Craven 1856)
(according to PO directory 1858)
(according to Rogers 1859)		 1856 - 1859
GILBERT LANHAM
age 54 in 1861		 1861 - 1864
ROBERT WALLACE
age 66 in 1871		 by 1865
ANN WALLACE
age 64 in 1871		 08.08.1876
WILLIAM MAYES 10.10.1879
WILLIAM YOUNGMAN LARK
age34 in 1881		 21.06.1881
ROBERT CORRICK 10.10.1895
FREDERICK NEWMAN 23.06.1896
WALTER BANHAM 17.11.1896
ARTHUR FARROW 22.03.1898
WILLIAM FARROW 15.11.1896
MARIA ANN FARROW
age65 in 1901		 08.05.1900
ROBERT JOHN FARROW 30.07.1901
BENJAMIN PALMER 06.05.1902
JOHN HENRY HAYLOCK 07.02.1906
WILLIAM AMOS SCOONES 08.05.1906
HERBERT FREDERICK BARTRAM 05.04.1907
HORACE CHARLES GOWEN 08.10.1907
EMMA ELIZA SHRIMPTON 06.04.1908
GEORGE BLOOMFIELD WATSON 13.10.1908
WILLIAM JOHN CROWE
age 59 in 1911		 28.11.1911
ALICE WEBB 20.11.1917
THOMAS WEBB 22.07.1919
WILLIAM DENNY 05.04.1930
ERNEST MANN 10.06.1941
WILFRED GEORGE de JONGE 12.02.1946



For Sale by Auction, Monday, 15th June 1840.
in occupation of Frederick Booty, with stable, outbuildings, covered in Play-ground and large garden.

For Sale by Auction Wednesday, 24th August 1842.
With a Stable, covered-in Play Ground, Piggery, and Yard.
Also (Lot 2.) the adjoining Baker's Shop.
And (Lot 3.) a piece of Garden Ground, behind Lot 2, of about 51 feet by 57 feet in length, well calculated for building upon.

Address as 110 King Street in 1842 & 1845.
120 King Street from 1897.

For Sale by Auction Thursday 13th October 1853.
Location given as Opposite St. Ann's Staithe Lane, King Street.

A new licence was issued 28.12.1897 to other premises in the same street, some 30 yards to the South of the old position.
The old premises were about to be pulled down for public improvement.

Reputed to have been known as the `PIG & TINDERBOX '.

The Winkle Club met here in the 1930's

Damaged by enemy action 27.05.1942 and although the licence was maintained to 1946, the house never reopened.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

House no. 18 on 1845 Magistrates list