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23 COSLANY STREET St. MICHAEL AT COSLANY   CLOSED 20.02.1923
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 to PS 1/8/2 (1867 - 1925)
YOUNGS & Co The property of John Youngs the Elder as recorded 1888
Licensees :
JOHN RUSSELL
(Jolly Dyers)		 1845 - 1846
JOHN WILSEA
(age 42 in 1851)		 by 1848
HANNAH WILSEA 24.06.1879
CHARLES HENRY LUCAS 28.06.1887
Convicted 25.10.1889 of suffering gaming.
Fine 5/-
WILLIAM COOPER 07.01.1890
GEORGE TYRRELL 10.10.1891
GEORGE HENRY BRAZELL 08.08.1893
ELLEN BRAZELL 25.06.1891
GEORGE WILLIAM LOVE 12.05.1896
to closure
Summoned for having, on 5th May 1906, permitted drunkenness on his premises.
Case dismissed Saturday 19th May 1906.
( During the hearing the Chief Constable said that if a man could walk, he would not be considered to be drunk. )



Mary Pearce, an old and haggard-looking woman was sentenced to three months' imprisonment, with hard labour 7th May 1859, having been found guilty of stealing two sheets and a blanket from Mr. Willsea, at whose house she had been staying.
One of the sheets had been pledged at Mrs. Morgan's pawnbroker.

6 day licence held from 1872.

Documents dated 17th March 1888 and 17th November 1897 record that the house was formerly the JOLLY DYERS.

Licence provisionally refused 07.02.1922 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 20.02.1923