| Licensees : |
| - |
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| JOHN WEST |
1833 |
| Mrs ELIZABETH WEST |
1836 - 1850 |
HENRY HOWLETT
age 51 in 1851
& grocer & farm 47 acres |
1851 - 1854 |
| ELIZABETH
WEST |
1854 - 1858 |
HENRY
HOWLETT
Died Q3 1865 |
1861 - 1863 |
| The Bankruptcy of H. Howlett was
announced Tuesday 30th June 1863 |
| GEORGE HOWLETT |
1865 - 1868 |
| Wednesday 3rd June 1868 - along with
rat catcher Alfred Howlett, fined 6d and 8s 9d costs, each, for allowing
a pony and a donkey to stray on the road. |
| WILLIAM WESTON |
*1869 - 1877 |
ELIZABETH HOWLETT
Age 75 in 1881 |
1879 - 1892 |
HENRY
HOWLETT
(At Bell by 1908) |
*1896 - *1904 |
| HENRY KENT
WOLSEY |
1905 - 1910 |
|
Summoned before the Magistrates, Tuesday 5th April 1910 for Assault on
Henry Charles Stevenson. Pleading guilty under
great provocation, he was fined 5s with 15s costs. |
ARTHUR
HAMMOND
Age 35 in 1911 |
1911 - 1925 |
WILFRED G.
ROPER
(Died Q1 1936 - age 54) |
1929 |
ARTHUR E
CLARKE
Died Q1 1935 - age 71 |
*1933 |
ARTHUR S BARRETT
(Died Q1 1952 - age 77) |
*1937 |
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| CHARLES WILLIAM NEAVE |
by 1955 |
| PETER FRANCIS WOODS |
18.05.1961 |
|
Croxton appears in the Thetford Licensing Register from 10.02.1955.
On Tuesday 7th February 1905, the inhabitants of Croxton
complained of the annoyance caused by the polyphone played on Sundays.
Police-constable Riches said that a better class of people considered it a
nuisance as it was near the church and played dance tunes. Licensee Wolsey
said that the house was much further from the church than the constable had
suggested and in other places, including Brandon, it was allowed to play all
day.
The Chairman reminded him that he did it at his own risk.
No change recommended at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and
S&P 29th May 1962.
Sales given as 70 barrels in the previous year.
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