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Complaint
27 May 1620
Keeping a disorderly house, Retailing without licence, Drunkenness, Allowing servants to drink, Allowing tippling and drunkenness, Policing, Verbal abuse, Social insubordination, Off-sales, Allowing poor men to drink, Unseasonable drinking
Alehouse, Inn
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Appeal
1646 (Easter)
Brewing/Distilling, Licensing, Taxation
Inn
1
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Complaint
1649
Plays and music
Inn
7
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Testimonial
1661
Brewing/Distilling, Lodging, Licensing
Inn
8
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Other
1668
Poor relief
Inn
1
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Complaint
21 January 1692
Lodging, Quartering, Taxation
Alehouse, Inn
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Complaint
1698 (Michaelmas)
Lodging, Quartering
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1
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Complaint
October 1698
Lodging, Quartering
Inn
1
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Other
19 January 1699
Poor relief, Quartering
Inn
1
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