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132, 134 (58) Newmarket Road, The Jolly Butchers

History of 132 & 134 Newmarket Road

1861 Public House

John Dealtry, 33, shoemaker and publican, b Cambridge


1886

Cambridge Independent Press 17.4.1886: James Runham 132 Newmarket Road summoned for being the occupier or tenant of premises used for the purposes of a brothel and Mary Runham his wife was summoned for managing or assisting in the management of it. … The evidence went to show that undergraduates had been in the habit of reuenting the defendant’s house for immoral purposes. …. magistrates imposed a fine of £5.


1891 (58)

John Haltrey [?], 63, butcher


1901 (58)

Harry Wongor [?], publican


1913 132 & 134 The Jolly Butchers

Con Griffiths


1962 132 / 134

Charles Reynolds, manufacturing confectioners

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  • prostitution
  • Public House

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