| Licensees : |
| - |
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| THOMAS SYMONDS |
1806 |
| ELIZABETH
SYMONDS |
1810 |
WILLIAM SIMONDS
See opposite. |
1822 |
JAMES BERRY
age 50 in 1841 |
1835 - 1841 |
| THOMAS THOMPSON |
1842 - 1845 |
JOSEPH FLETCHER
age 40 in 1851 |
1850 - 1865 |
| Wednesday 28th September 1859 - Accused
of keeping house open beyond legal hours in the evening of Sunday 25th
September. Informed that the persons within were old friends from
London, not seen for years, and that Inspector Amiss gave the house a
"most excellent character", no fine was inflicted, only costs were to be
paid. |
| JOB KIBBLEWHITE |
by 1867 |
| CHARLES HUGGINS |
06.04.1869 |
| EPHRAIM LARGE |
26.07.1870 |
| JOHN WILLIAM WALL |
14.08.1872 |
| RICHARD DRAKE |
30.09.1873 |
| HADDON HARPER |
25.02.1875 |
| SAMUEL GRINT |
14.09.1876 |
| SAMUEL GRINT junior |
25.03.1878 |
| WILLIAM SNELLING |
21.01.1879 |
| FREDERICK GIDNEY |
30.12.1879 |
| RICHARD WOODSTACK |
20.01.1880 |
| ALFRED FRANCIS SPANTON |
14.08.1890 |
| EMANUEL GEORGE COLMAN |
03.05.1892 |
| MARY ANN COLMAN |
08.05.1900 |
| GEORGE ALBAN BEALEY |
04.02.1902 |
| FRANCES BEALEY |
30.08.1921 |
Convicted
29.02.1924 of selling out of hours.
Fine £1 or 13 days |
| ROBERT MULLEN |
07.10.1924 |
Convicted
06.01.1925 of refusing to admit the police.
Fine £1 or 13 days |
| JAMES FRANCIS DANIELS |
12.05.1925 |
Convicted
26.05.1927 of permitting drunkenness.
Fine £3 or 21 days |
| CHARLES THOMAS HEPWORTH |
14.06.1927 |
| THOMAS ARTHUR CLIFTON |
15.06.1937 |
| LOUIS REGINALD CANHAM |
02.01.1940 |
| SAMUEL FLAWN |
13.02.1940 |
| JAMES CHARLES FISK |
09.11.1943 |
| JACK ERNEST MARCH |
05.04.1949 |
| RUSSELL BERTIE THOMPSON |
07.11.1953 |
| ERNEST JAMES BUTLER |
23.08.1955 |
JAMES VICTOR BEALES
(Jimmy & Beattie Beales) |
13.03.1956 |
| WALLACE
DICKENSON MARTIN |
11.10.1966 |
| JOHN AMHURST
HAWKES |
21.11.1972 |
| JOHN HAWKES
& ALAN REGINALD FEAIN |
08.01.1974 |
| ALAN
REGINALD FEAIN |
11.03.1975 |
| ROBERT
ARTHUR BACON |
06.01.1976 |
| ROBERT IAN
LAMBERT |
22.03.1977 |
| JOHN PECK |
18.11.1980 |
KENNETH
DAVID WILKES &
KEITH HOWARD |
04.05.1982 |
| KAREN
MORRISON |
15.05.1984 |
SUSAN
ROSEMARY DICKERSON
went to Tacolneston
PELICAN |
10.09.1985 |
| SHAUN
PATRICK SULLIVAN |
04.04.1989 |
| DEBORAH
SCHRAM & JOHN GOWER |
08.01.1991 |
| JENNIFER
MARY DRAKE & JOHN GOWER |
04.06.1991 |
| JENNIFER
MARY DRAKE & JAMES WINCOTT |
02.02.1993 |
CHRISTOPHER
ROUT &
JAMES NICHOLAS WINCOTT |
27.04.1993 |
| ANTHONY JOHN
DANIELS WATTS |
22.03.1994 |
SHELIA MARY
FLETCHER &
COLIN KENNETH EDWARDS |
14.02.1995 |
STEPHEN
JAMES HALL &
MAUREEN ANN SMITH |
08.08.1995 |
SHELIA MARY
FLETCHER &
COLIN KENNETH EDWARDS |
09.01.1996 |
| AIDEN JUNE
BURKE |
13.01.1998 |
DARREN ROGER
PACEY &
TARA JANE PACEY |
14.11.2000 |
| JANE VINCENT |
01.11.2001 |
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1984
Also listed as the RED LION STORES.
Mrs. Symonds, for many years landlady of the Red Lion, St.
Georges, Bridge Street, died in St. Edmunds's during the week commencing
Sunday 16th September 1832.
Location given at various times as St. Andrews Bridge Street.
As `Opposite the Hall ' in 1845.
Licensee cautioned at the Annual Licensing Meeting Tuesday 4th September
1860 for having been summoned during the previous year.
The Mayor warned the tenant to be very careful how the house was
conducted, else the magistrates would act rigorously.
Played an important role in the 1950's and 1960's music scene.
This is said to be the first Norwich house to feature a skiffle group.
(The first group being the `Alley Cats' as
remembered by Nigel Bill)
Was two small bars, separated by an entrance hall at the
corner entrance. In 1974, Courage opened up into one large bar.
An inglenook fireplace was uncovered at this time.
Closed August 2004.
Plans announced to convert into a bar / restaurant.
Reopened 18th July 2008 as the DOGHOUSE
House
no. 279 on 1845 Magistrates list.
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