| Licensees : |
| JAMES BROOM |
* 1836 - *
1858 |
| CHARLOTTE BROOM |
1861 |
| ROBERT THURTLE |
1869 to 1886 |
| JOHN FELGATE |
17.05.1886 |
| WALTER ROBERT NEAVE |
01.07.1895 |
| HENRY REEVE |
30.09.1901 |
| JAMES REMBLENCE |
07.11.1904 |
| ARTHUR GILBERT RAYNER |
08.05.1905 |
| JAMES SEAMAN |
05.11.1906 |
| JOHN PRESTON |
02.11.1908 |
| FREDERICK WILLIAM SYMONDS |
17.05.1909 |
| Fine £2 plus
4/- costs or 14 days detention, for being open during prohibited hours - 26.01.1914 |
| JOSEPH COLK |
01.02.1915 |
| ARTHUR HARVEY SPRATT |
10.04.1916 |
| GEORGE KENT |
19.11.1917 |
| HERBERT A WRIGHT |
12.11.1923 |
| Fine £2/0/6d
for selling out of hours - 04.07.1927 |
| BERTIE A SUTTON |
13.02.1928 |
| GEORGE ELLIS |
04.11.1929 |
|
Annie Neave, wife of Walter William Neave, was charged at Blofield Petty Sessions
21.01.1901 of assault on farmer Henry Plow.
The assault was said to have taken place on 10th January 1901.
Henry Plow said that `within 10 minutes of him coming in she had called him everything
bad, at the same time using disgusting language.' `She came out of the kitchen.....and
threw the contents of a glass of beer over him, and then the glass, striking him on the
back of the ear and cutting him severely, the wound was to the bone.'
Mrs Neave said that she had thrown the beer and the glass had slipped from her grasp and
had landed on the floor unbroken.
The Bench dismissed the case.
The licence was removed to the TWO FRIENDS, Blofield Corner 14.03.1930 |
