| Licensees : |
| CHARLES
HAWKSLY / HAWKESLEY |
1780 - 1789 |
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| WILLIAM PARSON |
1819 |
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JAMES PECK
age 80 in 1841 |
1830 - 1841 |
SAMUEL PECK
( age 60 in 1851 ) |
1845 - 1854 |
FRANCIS HEAD TOOP
( Francis Hart Toop 1858 )
age 40 in 1861 |
1856 - 1865 |
JOHN FOULSHAM
died suddenly 26.09.1869 |
1869 |
SUSAN FOULSHAM
widow age 51 in 1871 |
1871 - 1877 |
CHARLES FOULSHAM
& auctioneer 1881 - age 34
& auctioneer & bailiff 1883
& flour seller & auctioneer 1891
& coal & corn merchant & agent for Alliance Insurance 1900 |
1879 - 1912 |
| WILLIAM GEORGE RIX |
1916 |
| ROBERT SHAW |
1922 - 1937 |
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A Game Cock.
Stolen, on Saturday Night, the 24th of last March,
from Mr John Knight's, Windmill, in Attleburgh, Norfolk,
a black Breasted Duck-winged Cock,
with white Legs, marked on one or both Norrels,
three Years old, weighs upwards of five Pounds.
Whoever will give Information of the said Cock, so that
the Offender may be brought to Justice, shall, by applying to Charles
Hawksly, at the Cock, in Attleburgh, be well rewarded for their
Trouble, and all paid all Expences, etc.
Norfolk
Chronicle - 7th April 1781
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c1910 - Image provided by David Foulsham.
Mentioned in Sylas Nevilles diary 1768.
For sale by Auction : By William Parson
Tuesday 15th June 1819
`The old established Inn & Posting house, comprising of 4 Parlours, Bar, Kitchen,
Larders, Pantries, Suitable Bedrooms and Attics, Wine, Beer and Coal Cellars, a Tap, Wash
House, Lock up Coach and Chaise Houses, Ostlers Cottage, Stabling for 50 horses, Barn and
convenient outbuildings, Excellent Garden, well planted with fruit trees and Summer House
therein, With 7 acres of Rich Pasture land, now in the occupation of the proprietor, who
will give early possession' - The sale to include ALL Wines, Spirits and Liquors, and
other stock.
In 1830 the coach `The MAGNET' called at 6.15pm every evening on the way from Norwich
to London.
The `ROYAL MAIL' called at 6.30pm on the same route.
Every morning the `MAGNET' stopped at 6.15am on the return journey to Norwich, with the
`ROYAL MAIL' scheduled to stop at 7.30am.
Offered for sale by auction 5th December 1854 -
`All that Capital Inn....replete with every convenience, and doing good business in the
Wine & Spirit Trade, as well as Ale & Porter; comprising a well-accustomed
commercial room, parlour, bar, kitchen, back kitchen, cellar, sundry convenient and
comfortable sleeping rooms and attics; with excellent stables, loose boxes, hayloft,
chaise houses, &c., and large garden with paddock at the back.
Also the Two Excellent Cottages, now in the occupations of William Warren and William Cann
Barnard, and which, with the above, front the turnpike road, in Attleborough Street.
The land, including the site of the buildings, contains about one acre.
Possession will be given at Lady or Michaelmas next, to suit the convenience of the
purchaser. The present occupier and owner, Mr. Samuel Peck, has been well known as a
highly respectable Innkeeper, for almost half a century, and will, if desired, hire the
property at a good rental.'
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