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Licensees : |
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| WILLIAM WALSHAM |
1830 |
| Mrs LEEDER |
1836 |
JOHN KING
age 59 in 1851
(Tenancy renewed 31.08.1846) |
1845 - 1851 |
| SARAH KING (57) |
1854 |
| MATTHEW WILLIAM TUNGATE |
1858 |
SARAH TUNGATE - publican, age 29
(Robert Spratt - boarder, age 33 - They married September 1861 - ref 4b
515) |
1861 |
| ROBERT SPRATT |
to 1864 |
THOMAS SLINGSBY
(Tenancy renewed 21.08.1867) |
by 1865 |
| JOHN DYBLE |
06.01.1868 |
| ARTHUR COOK ELLIS |
24.11.1873 |
| JAMES TANN junior |
23.11.1874 |
| WILLIAM WALTER JAMES SHARP |
27.11.1876 |
| JAMES LARWOOD |
12.08.1878 |
MORRIS KEW
Died Saturday 31st May 1890.
His wife Martha died the following day -Sunday June 1st.
(Source Lynn Advertiser 7th June 1890) |
05.01.1880 |
| JOHN WALTER WILKINS |
28.07.1890 |
| SAMUEL HOWARD junior |
13.10.1890 |
| GEORGE BRITAIN |
25.05.1891 |
| MATTHIAS SAYER |
04.01.1892 |
| HERBERT WHINES |
13.10.1894 |
| CHARLES HENRY SAYER |
03.02.1896 |
| WILLIAM WRIGHT |
09.01.1905 |
| Fine of 40s and costs on Monday 3rd
October 1907 for not notifying the authorities that four of his pigs had
swine fever. |
| HORACE COE |
27.07.1908 |
| FREDERICK SHARPE |
12.10.1908 |
| JOSEPH DANIELS |
04.01.1909 |
| JOHN WILLIAM BELL |
11.10.1909 |
| EDWIN MARRIOTT |
08.01.1912 |
| HARRY DUNGER |
06.01.1913 |
| ELIZABETH DUNGER |
05.10.1914 |
| CHARLES HENRY ALGAR |
04.01.1926 |
| Fine of 40/-
imposed 26.11.1928 for selling out of hours. |
| MABEL ELIZABETH ALGAR |
02.10.1950 |
| HENRY HARRY WHEATLEY |
01.10.1956 |
| OSWALD BARBER |
05.10.1959 |
| ...... ADAMS |
c1964 |
| ....... WELTON |
c1967 |
| DOT & TONY ...... |
here 03.1977 - 1978 |
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| MOLLY & GEORGE AUKLAND |
by 11.1980 - 1984+ |
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Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.
Address given as New Bridge 1836 & 1845.
Location given as Cut Bridges 1858.
On Wednesday 1st January 1863 Robert Spratt was sued by Sarah Ann
Wing for six weeks of unpaid wages, amounting to 8s 6d. She had
commenced employment at the Portland Arms on 10th October 1862 for
the yearly wage of £3 10s and had worked to the 29th November, but
then had to stay at home, at the suggestion of Mrs. Spratt, owing to
a "bad leg". On 2nd December, Wing said she could not continue and
sought payment for the previous six weeks. Mrs Spratt refused to pay
since "she had not worked a quarter" and had not given one month's
notice. Mrs. Spratt suggested her leg could be rested at the Arms.
His Honour said that a month's notice was indispensible in a year's
contract, but an Act of God had interfered and the girl could not
continue, she had to rest her leg. Immediate settlement, with costs,
was ordered.
Area known as Upper Canada in 1875.
Closed 1985
Demolished 1986
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