| Licensees : |
ROBERT BAKER
hatter |
1760 - 1762 |
JAMES CLARKE
plasterer |
1763 - 1764 |
| SAMUEL COURTNELL |
1783 |
| WILLIAM WEBSTER |
1791 - 1798 |
JOHN BOLTON
(also as Boulton) |
1802 - 1813 |
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One of 40 houses named as being engaged for the Reception of Freeholders for
Sir John Woodhouse and Sir Edward Astley's Friends on the Day of Election,
Wednesday 14th April 1784.
11 St Giles Street in 1802 (Peck)
Given as the WOOL PACKET May
29th 1813 when the New Militia Society, established 1812 at the Dove Tavern,
were advised to meet at this house following the failure of W, Carr, the
late secretary. Mr Bolton having been authorised to take future Monthly
Payments.
(The Old Militia Society, established at the Dove Tavern in 1803 were to
pay their Monthly Subscriptions at Mr. Thomas Martineau's Counting-house,
Magdalen Street, and the Committee would meet on the first Thursday of every
month at Mr. Bolton's WOOL-PACK.)
Estates in Pulham St. Mary and Bressingham were sold here, by auction, 12th
June 1813.
The NORFOLK
HOTEL by 1814.
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