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69 ROSE LANE St. PETER PERMOUNTERGATE FULL LICENCE CLOSED 05.01.1965
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 - PS 1/8/4 (1867 to 1965)
STEWARD & Co Freehold held by the Trustees of the Great Hospital Charity.
(Leasehold owned by Steward, Patteson, Finch & Co)
STEWARD & PATTESON Leasehold
Licensees :
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JOHN EDWARDS 1842 - 1845
JAMES EDWARDS 1846
WILLIAM SMITH RICHES 1850 - 1856
LOVICK  ANSTEAD BROWN
Previously at the VICTORIA GARDENS,  Yarmouth.
See opposite.		 1858 - 1859
PHILIP POSTLE
Age 31 in 1861
(Bankrupt November 1861)		 1861 
JOHN WHALLEY
Died 29th September 1863 - age 54. 		 to 1863 
AMY WHALLY 1863 - 1864
C. NEWMAN 1865
...... NASH  here 04.1867 
THOMAS BULLARD by 1867
WILLIAM LeFEVRE 12.04.1881
HARRIET LeFEVRE
widow		 06.05.1902
WILLIAM LeFEVRE
son		 16.07.1912
ERNEST ALFRED CHITTOCK 05.10.1926
GEORGE HENRY COUSINS 29.12.1936
HERBERT JAMES CUSHION 30.12.1941
Saturday 11th September 1943, Herbert James Cushion fined 10s for black-out offences. 
CHARLES DENIS VARLEY 07.06.1949
FRANK WILLIAM BADDERLY 21.11.1950
ERNEST FREDERICK NORMAN LUNN 05.01.1965
ARTHUR KENNETH SHEPPARD 16.03.1965




Address as St. Faiths Lane in 1845 and 1869.
Rose Lane in 1850, 1854 & 1890.
Prince of Wales Road 1879.

On Monday, 6th August 1866, Lovick Anstead Brown (also known as "Count" Brown), was charged and convicted of receiving a quantity of tobacco, knowing to to have been stolen from the Great Eastern Railway Company, and of being in possession of 32 pairs of boots from the same company. At the time of the hearing was living "at the end of Bridewell Alley."
L.A. Brown was sentenced to Five Years imprisonment.

In spite of Thomas Bullard being licensee of the house from at least 1867 there does not appear to be any connection with the brewers Bullard & Sons for this house.

Damaged by enemy action 27/29th April 1942.

The lease expired 5th January 1965 and Steward & Patteson advised by letter dated 4th December 1964 that the house would close for trading on that date.

Sales in the final year of trading were 155 barrels of beer.

House no. 25 on 1845 Magistrates list

 

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