Hello Faloon,
The books I have are not specifically about Hull pubs and taverns, but both mention a few names.
From one of the books, "Aspects of Hull", a document dated 19 December 1672 relates to the foundation of an innkeeper's guild in Hull, and mentions various people,
Elizabeth Boys at the Kings Head, High Street,
Joseph Towerson, Cross Keys, Market Place,
William Riley, White Horse, Market Place,
and mentions other inns, but no names,
the George, George Yard,
Seven Stars, Mytongate,
Reindeer, Market Place,
Post Boy, Whitefriargate, (later renamed the Wool Pack, the Lion and Lamb)
Apparently, so one of the books says, "in 1729 the Brewster Sessions were instituted, enabling Justices of the Peace to regulate the granting of licences"
If you're looking for lists of inkeepers etc., I think your best bet is to contact the Hull City Archives - city.archives@hullcc.gov.uk
Although from looking at the website, it appears to be closed until later in the year when everything will be moving to the new Family History Centre.
Good luck,
Yorkslass
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