| Licensees : |
JAMES BUNN
worsted weaver |
1760 - 1764 |
| ISAAC NICHOLS |
1802 |
SAMUEL MILLER
(Mrs Miller died 13th May 1845, age 84 - Mr. Miller , `for many years
landlord of the Raven', some time before 1845.) |
1806 - 1810 |
FULLER DIXON
age 45 in 1841
& gig maker 1846 |
1821 - 1846 |
DANIEL ROWLAND
& journeyman carpenter
age 44 in 1851 |
by 1849 |
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Wednesday 15th August 1849 - Ordered to pay 12s 6d costs having been
charged of having house open during the
hours of divine service on the previous Sunday. Warned that a further
such offence would incur the full penalty. |
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Fine of 1s plus 11s 6d costs for selling out of hours 12th May 1859 |
Licence refused Tuesday 27th August
1867
but granted on appeal |
| DANIEL ROWLAND |
16.10.1867 |
| ALICE DAVENPORT |
02.03.1869 |
| JAMES BALLS |
28.09.1869 |
WILLIAM HORNAGOLD
age 38 in 1871 |
16.08.1870 |
| SARAH HORNAGOLD |
10.10.1872 |
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Raven Yard exists on the West side of King Street between the church of St. Peter
per Mountergate and Stepping Lane.
The house was engaged for Freeholders, the Friends of Sir Edward Astley,
Bart. and Thomas William Coke, Esq. on Wednesday 14th April 1784, being
the Day of Election. (One of 53 such houses in Norwich)
Mr Fuller Dixon married Miss Ann
Mollitt of St Peter per Mountergate parish, 22nd November 1821, at Heigham
church.
Daniel Rowland named at the
RAVEN,
when in court 12th May 1859, charged with opening his house at illegal hours
on the previous Sunday. Fine 1s with 11s 6d costs. (Name given as Daniel
Newland in one report of the proceedings)
Mrs. Sarah Rowling died suddenly whilst at breakfast, Saturday 19th
January 1867, aged 62
Licence not taken up 1873.
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