| Licensees : |
| THOMAS CLARKE |
1830 - 1836 |
| EDWARD EASTON |
1839 - 1846 |
ROBERT
BOULTER
according to Slater |
1850 |
WILLIAM
DANIEL SPARK
( age 46 in 1851 )
& wheelwright
1850 according to Hunt |
1850 - * 1851 |
| JOHN GRAVES |
1854 - 1856 |
| WILLIAM
EASTON |
1858 |
JAMES MILLER
& dealer |
1861 |
WILLIAM NEALE
& labourer |
1865 - 1890 |
| GEORGE ELLIS |
1891 - 1904 |
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Named as WHITE HORSE in Pigots 1830 directory.
Lot No. 9 in sale of Bircham & Sons Reepham Brewery, Saturday 8th June 1878. Then let
to William Neale at an annual rent of £11.
Containing : - Tap and Parlour, Kitchen, Pantry and Wash House. Also a Parlour with Cellar
underneath, 3 Bedrooms with shelving rooms behind; Yard with side gates in which is a
large Club Room with 9 Pin Ground beneath, Wood House and Stable with Loft above
- Copyhold to the Manor of Cawston.
Note that Bullards records state that the BELL
was also known previously as the WHITE HORSE.
It is evident that the Bell was known from at least 1798. It seems
likely that after the original White Horse was renamed the Bell, this
house took on the name of White Horse.....
The WHITE HORSE and the BELL
were purchased by Bullards in 1878.
The licence was not renewed at the Aylsham Petty
Sessions, as reported in the Norfolk Chronicle 10.02.1906
Referred for Compensation 10.06.1907 |
