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1 April 1621
Drunkenness
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24 September 1622
Licensing, Unnecessary alehouses, Unneighbourly behaviour
Alehouse
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Complaint
1628
Tippling
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Complaint
10 April 1646
Licensing, Keeping a disorderly house, Consumption on holy days
Alehouse
16
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Complaint
17 January 1650
Licensing, Allowing tippling and drunkenness, Unseasonable drinking, Drunkenness
Alehouse
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Complaint
1654
Drunkenness, Fights and violence
Alehouse
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Complaint
21 January 1661
Allowing tippling and drunkenness, Keeping a disorderly house, Lodging
Alehouse
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