DOVE & SHUTTLE 1836

Offered for sale by auction 2nd August 1841. Then in full trade and in the occupation of Messrs. Steward & Patteson and with Stable and Skittle Ground to back.

For sale by auction Monday 24th September 1855, then in the occupation of Thomas Atkins, as undertenant to Steward & Patteson, at a rent of £14 10s per annum. Possession to be had a Michaelmas.

Thomas Maxwell applied to the Annual Licensing Meeting, Monday 22nd August 1887 for removal of the licence, allowing retail on and off sales of Intoxicating Liquor, from the premises owned by Messrs. Steward, Patteson, Finch & Co. to a house, formerly two tenements, in occupation of Sarah Colman and William Hall, then being converted to a public house. Owned by Arthur James Tillett, the new house standing on the corner of Heigham Street and Paddock Street.

Robert Brown applied, on Monday 24th August 1891, for a music and singing licence. The Chief Constable said that there was no separate entrance to the Club-room and the sanitary conditions were bad. Licence refused.

Address as 10 Heigham Street after 1893.

SHUTTLE TAVERN 1851


SHACKLES 1883

Application made 05.02.1935 for removal to premises to be built. Order declaring removal declared final 16.06.1936.
Licence removed to the HEATH HOUSE.
House sold 1938.
Demolished.