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HOSTE ARMS BURNHAM MARKET index
THE GREEN
BURNHAM WESTGATE		 BROTHERCROSS HUNDRED FULL LICENCE tel : 01328 738777
SMITHDON, DOCKING & BROTHERCROSS LICENCE REGISTERS PS 13/4/1 & 2 ( 1949 to 1975 )
BULLARDS from mid 1800's
WATNEY MANN   
CHEF & BREWER
FREEHOUSE From 1989 : Paul Whittome
Licensees :
WILLIAM BALLARD
( also found as Bellard )		 1782 - 1787
RICHARD WARD 1822
ROBERT SPARKES
age 57 in 1851
& postmaster 1845
& 100 acre farm 1851		 1830 - 1851
GEORGE FELTWELL 1856 - 1869
BENJAMIN POWLEY 1871 - 1872
Non specified proceedings are reported in Norwich Court against Benjamin Powley 21st August 1872
GEORGE SPALDING 1875 - 1877
STEPHEN GEAGEN
& coal merchant & GNR carrier 1883		 1879 - 1890
GEORGE RIVETT 1891 - 1900
ROBERT HALES 1904 - 1908
JOHN WHARTON WOMACK 1910 - 1912
Mrs MARY ANN WOMACK 1912 - 1925
WILLIAM HALL 1929
HARRY BATTERBEE 1933
HENRY JOHN GOODWIN 1937
WALTER ALFRED BEALES by 1949
IAN BADEN POWELL DRAKE 27.11.1950
BERTHA AMELIA DRAKE 08.06.1964
JACK ERNEST LITTLE 10.01.1965
to at least 1975
   
PAUL WHITTOME 1989

The Hoste Arms - 1997
1997

Built c1550

Known as the PITT ARMS c1700
PITT's ARMS in 1871


Renamed 1811, after Captain Sir William Hoste.
(One of the captains under Lord Nelson
and one time owner of the Sandringham Estate.)

Parson Woodforde stayed 12th September 1787 and recorded the innkeepers name as Ballard.

Conveyed between Edward Everard and Richard Sands in a conveyance dated 4th March 1856. The Jolly Farmers at North Creake was also included in the transaction.

Very popular and has many recommendations for fine food.
Accommodation also provided.
Map ref : TF8342
 

 

 

Lynn Advertiser  3 May 1912

Obituary

The death occurred at his residence, The Hoste Arms Hotel, on Tuesday of Mr. John Wharton Womack.  He came to Burnham at Michaelmas 1910 and has been in ill-health for a considerable time.  He was 63 years of age, and the second son of the late Mr. John Womack of North Lopham.  Previous to coming to Burnham, Mr. Womack was licensee at East Harling.  He leaves a widow and five daughters and two sons for whom much sympathy is felt.

Thanks to Rosie Flower 05.01.2008 for the update