When Mr Silver's licence came up for renewal he was cautioned as to the conduct of the house (Crown in Hinderclay) in the future. There had been a recent case of two boys having more than they ought to on the premises. The case was dismissed but some other matters had transpired which led to the belief that Mr Silver was not altogether without blame.Bury & Norwich Post, August 3rd 1887** (when Mr Silver was the landlord)