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Complaint
1670
Tippling, Unseasonable drinking
Alehouse, Household
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Complaint
1670
Keeping a disorderly house, Allowing tippling and drunkenness, Retailing on holy days, Unseasonable drinking
Alehouse
9
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Complaint
29 April 1671
Tippling
Alehouse
10
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Appeal
1672
Retailing without licence, Taxation, Brewing/Distilling
Alehouse
1
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Complaint
1672
Taxation
Alehouse
5
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Complaint
18 April 1672
Keeping a disorderly house, Allowing servants to drink, Allowing games, Retailing on holy days
Alehouse
1
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Complaint
28 April 1672
Unseasonable drinking
14
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Complaint
1673
Keeping a disorderly house, Licensing
Alehouse
0
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Other
1675
Planning and rentals
Alehouse
1
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Complaint
1677
Trade and commerce, Apprenticeship
Alehouse
1
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Testimonial
15 January 1677
Lodging, Licensing, Keeping a disorderly house
Alehouse
27
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Appeal
25 November 1678
Taxation
Barn
1
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Appeal
29 April 1679
Brewing/Distilling, Licensing, Allowing games
Alehouse
1
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