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from 27 March 1631
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Complaint
1632 (Midsummer)
Retailing without licence, Brewing/Distilling, Allowing servants to drink, Allowing games, Opening hours, Unseasonable drinking
Alehouse
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Complaint
13 July 1633
Retailing without licence, Keeping a disorderly house, Brewing/Distilling
Alehouse
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Appeal
15 July 1633
Licensing, Poor relief
Alehouse
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Application
7 October 1633
Licensing, Poor relief
Alehouse
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Appeal
1634
Keeping a disorderly house, Gaming and gambling
Alehouse
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Appeal
1634
Lodging, Keeping a disorderly house
Alehouse
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Appeal
15 January 1634
Brewing/Distilling, Licensing
Alehouse
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Complaint
6 July 1634
Lodging, Keeping a disorderly house
Alehouse
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Application
13 October 1636
Licensing, Poor relief, Brewing/Distilling
Alehouse
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Testimonial
1637
Licensing
Alehouse
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