NORWICH LICENCE REGISTER PS 1/8/1 to
PS 1/8/4 (1867 to 1965)
CHARLES COPPERWHEAT
1867 - First licence (Signed agreement to purchase property 2nd February 1867)
BULLARDS
1894
Licensees :
CHARLES COPPERWHEAT
1867 - 1893
Charged Wednesday 11th September 1867 with keeping his house open beyond permitted
hours on the previous Saturday. His house had been found trading at
11:35pm. In his defence he claimed that he thought he was allowed to
keep open until midnight. Fined 1 shilling plus costs.
HANNAH COPPERWHEAT
10.10.1893
EDWARD BUSH
13.02.1894
FREDERICK SAMUEL MITCHELL
25.11.1913
ARTHUR HENRY IVERSON
10.01.1922
ROBERT JAMES COULTER
10.10.1922
REGINALD JOHN POTTER
06.03.1928
ERNEST JAMES WAKEMAN
12.02.1929
Convicted
05.01.1931 of selling out of hours. Fine £2 or 21 days detention.
HORACE HORATIO CLARKE
05.01.1932
REGINALD JOSEPH ARTHURTON
14.06.1938
JACK HUBERT HUDSON
09.10.1951
WILLIAM ARTHUR LARKINS
10.06.1958
FLORENCE EDNA LARKINS
08.06.1965
06.11.1951
Also listed as theESSEX TAVERN, 67 Rupert Street.
Charles Copperwheat applied for a spirit licence Tuesday 27th
August 1867. Described as a beer and general shop, close to the
SOMERLEYTON
TAVERN and (2) others, the application was refused.
Full licence granted Tuesday 25th August 1868.
Damaged by bombing during the nights of 27th - 29th April 1942.