An 1830’s beerhouse after the 1830 act, which allowed any house holder to sell beer from their house for a fee of 2 guineas.
The only reference found in 1833 is when Charles Orton of the Pig & Whistle Waterloo Street was find 40/- plus costs condemned in mitigation by Moses Pegg for being open during divine service on Sunday.
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