| Licensees : |
| - |
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JAMES LOVICK
(Given at BUCK
in 1794) |
1791 |
| JOHN SECKER |
1795 |
| PETER DURRANT |
c1810 - 1820 |
| JOHN
PUNCHER |
1822 -
1830 |
| BENJAMIN
BRETT |
1836 |
| JOHN
HOPKINS |
1839 |
DICK FEEK
& horse breaker
age 35 in 1841 |
1841 -
1846 |
WILLIAM
PURDY / PURDAY
age 53 in 1851 |
1850
- 1851 |
| ROBERT
RUST |
1853 |
| ROBERT
COSSER |
1854 |
| HENRY
WILLIAMSON |
1856 |
JOHN
WATSON
age 31 in 1861 |
1858
- 1863 |
| SAMUEL
POLL |
1864
- 1865 |
| MATTHEW
BAYFIELD |
1868 - 1869 |
WILLIAM
POLL
age 42 in 1871
(Died Q3 1900) |
1871 -
1900 |
ADELINE
POLL
age 60 in census taken 31/03/1901 |
1901 |
| WILLIAM
GEORGE JOINER |
1904 -
closure 1907 |
Mrs Ann Durrant, wife of Peter Durrant, died Monday 11th June 1821 -
age 48.
Mr. William Durrant died Monday 8th July 1822. He was 21 years old
and the son of Mr. P. Durrant, late of the Bull Inn.
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Advertised for sale 3rd September 1785, along with a Dwelling House.
In 1830 carrier Baxter left every
Tuesday morning for Norwich.Lot No 93, sold by Coltishall Brewery 14-17th September
1841.
Lot No 14 in sale of Reepham Brewery estate, 8th June 1878.
Then let to William Poll at an annual rent of £15.00.
The property contained : Tap Room, Private Parlour, Good Bar and Parlour, Large Pantry,
Covered Gateway with Two Good Rooms to right of same. Six Bedrooms and Attic.
In the Rear a Boarded Skittle Ground, Wash House and Several Stables, Loose Boxes and
Lodges.
Extending down is the Yard and Beyond is a Large Garden opening to a Back Road :
Copyhold to the Manor of Aylsham Lancaster.
Conveyed 26th November 1878 from Reepham Brewery to Henry Bullard & John
Boyce.
Offered To Let, February 1903.
With Early Possession.
Apply Bullard & Sons Ltd, Anchor Brewery, Norwich.
At the 1906 Licensing Sessions (06.02.1906) Superintendent Palmer reported that of the
55 Public Houses, 14 Beerhouses and 1 Off-beer licence, plus 6 Grocers Licences in the
District, all houses had been well conducted EXCEPT the BULL.
The Freehold property was Referred for Compensation 14.08.1907, under the Act of 1904
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