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46 St. BENEDICTS STREET St. MARGARET FULL LICENCE CLOSED 01.05.1968
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 to PS 1/8/4 (1867 to 1965)
TOMPSONS Let at £12 per year in 1776
MORGANS  
BULLARDS by 1906
Licensees :
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FRANCES SALTER
widow		 1763 - 1764
HENRY CHAMBERS
See below		 1806 - 1824
WILLIAM STRATFORD 1830 - 1854
JOHN RICHES 1856 - 1859
G. L. LAMBERT 1864
THOMAS WILLIAM STEAD by 1865
SAMUEL CLARKE 31.10.1867
JAMES CHAPMAN 10.10.1872
HENRY GAVELL MITCHELL 10.10.1873
EDMUND HOLMES 03.12.1875
JAMES WHITMORE 27.06.1876
ARTHUR WELLSLEY SELF 08.05.1883
GEORGE RICHARD RIX 13.08.1895
JABEZ CHARLES BIRCH 16.01.1906
ARTHUR PAYNE 12.06.1906
HARRY ATKINS 13.06.1911
HERBERT CHETTLEBURGH 20.08.1912
THOMAS WOODS 24.11.1914
ALPHONSE GEORGE WOOLLARD 08.06.1915
ALBERT EDWARD WALKER 18.07.1916
JOHN WILLIAM COPEMAN 21.11.1916
Convicted 31.03.1926 of failing to admit police.
Fine £1 or 13 days detention.
ALEXANDER PARROTT 20.07.1926
Convicted 31.10.1928 of selling out of hours.
Fine £1 or 21 days detention.
Convicted 12.04.1929 of selling out of hours.
Fine £4 or 26 days detention.
JOHN ERNEST BLACKWELL 27.08.1929
ROBERT DENNISON 09.09.1930
ARTHUR SWATMAN 26.05.1931
Convicted 16.04.1932 of failing to admit police.
Fine £5 or 1 months detention.
DOUGLAS ARTHUR OLIVER BAKER 18.10.1932
BERTIE JESIMEN SOUTHGATE 03.01.1933
DOUGLAS ARTHUR OLIVER BAKER 05.04.1934
FREDERICK SIDNEY ASHLEY 19.06.1934
FREDERICK HENRY BELL 14.06.1938
FREDERICK JAMES DRAKE 05.11.1946
FRANK EDGAR PIKE 07.06.1949
HENRY WILLIAM MANN 12.07.1949
GEORGE GROVES GIDNEY 01.01.1952
SAMUEL GOSS 17.07.1956
EDWIN JAMES O'SMOTHERLEY 01.10.1957

58 year old Lydia, wife of Henry Chambers, died Thursday 19th February 1824.

Offered for sale by auction 21st October 1776, then let to Messrs. Tompson.

Mistaken entry 1822 as the THREE RINGS.

To Let, May 1906. Fully licensed
Apply Bullard & Sons Ltd.

Arthur Payne was accused Tuesday, 19th March 1907 of having allowed drunkenness on 9th March.
In defence it was claimed that the person seen by Sergeant Christie, to be huddled up in a chair, was not drunk but excited, since he had been endeavouring to get those in the bar to debate women's suffrage.
Case dismissed.

Damaged by enemy action 27/29.04.1942.

Closed 01.05.1968.

Became a bookshop, later a cafe.