| Licensees : |
SARAH FOX
widow
( died 8th July 1780 ) |
1760 - 1763
( to 1780 ? ) |
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JOHN PORTER
( John Potter 1846 ) |
1830 - 1846 |
MARY PORTER
age 64 in 1851 |
1850 - 1854 |
| JAMES STANNARD |
1856 - 1871 |
| JOHN SPANTON |
23.10.1871 |
| CHARLES HIGH |
12.10.1872 |
| Convicted
13.05.1877 of Selling out of hours - Fine 2/6d plus 17/6d costs or 14 days detention |
| JOHN HILLING |
29.09.1882 |
| MARTHA HILLING |
14.02.1888 |
| Convicted
22.12.1891 of Allowing consumption out of hours - Fine 10/- plus 7/- costs or 5 days
detention |
| WILLIAM HILLING |
14.08.1894 |
| JOSEPH WOODROW |
24.08.1900 |
| ABRAHAM BARRETT |
05.04.1904 |
| HANNAH BARRETT |
20.07.1909 |
| GEORGE FAIRMAN |
12.10.1909 |
| JOHN FAIRMAN |
07.04.1931 |
| LEONARD THOMAS HOOD |
25.05.1933 |
| WALTER JAMES MANN |
17.11.1936 |
| WILLIAM ARTHUR HENDRY |
30.08.1938 |
| WILLIAM COTTON |
20.08.1946 |
| CHARLES RICHARD GIBBS |
10.05.1955 |
| PERCY EDGAR RUSH |
03.09.1963 |
| ERIC HORACE SANDERSON |
15.10.1963 |
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| BABS & RON NICHOLS |
1973 - 1975 |
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Late 17thC Inn.In the early 1900's facilities were provided for `commuters' to stable
their horses, allowing them to continue their journey into Norwich by tram.
The Eastern Daily Press of May 16 1877 reported :-
NORWICH GUILDHALL
Charles HIGH, landlord of the Red Lion, Eaton, was summoned for keeping
his house open during unlawful hours on Sunday last. Mr H B MILLER ( Town
Clerk) supported the information; Mr LINAY defended. Police-constable
HUNT, on going to the house of defendant at fifty minutes past nine
o'clock on Sunday morning, saw four men standing against the back door,
and the land-lady at the bar filling a pint mug with beer, which was
afterwards taken to the men standing at the door, and who partook of it.
Mr Linay having been heard in mitigation, defendant was fined 2s 6d and
17s 6d costs.
James RANDALL of Cringleford, Norfolk, was summoned for being on the
premises of the Red Lion at the above unlawful time. As defendant showed
that he was there for a lawful purpose, and it was not proved that he
partook of beer, the case was dismissed.
House number 538, out of a total of 557, as given in the 1845 Norwich Magistrates list.
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