| Licensees : |
RICHARD
CARRAWAY / CARROWAY
( First licensee 1829 ? ) |
1829 - 1830 |
| SAMUEL SMITH |
1836 |
ROBERT BARRETT
age 35 in 1841
( Gardener at Bridge Street - age 43 in 1851 ? ) |
1839 - 1846 |
| ? |
1851 |
JOSEPH RUDLAND
( Joseph Rudling in 1856 according to Melville )
& cattle dealer |
1854 - 1856 |
| GUY HAGON |
1858 |
WILLIAM TODD
age 29 |
1861 |
| JOHN
OLLYARD |
1862 |
| B LANGLEY |
1865 |
| GEORGE BARRETT |
1869 |
ROBERT WOOLNOUGH
age 70 in 1871
( Robert Woolnought 1875 ) |
* 1871 -
1875 |
WILLIAM TANEY
& marine store
& fish curer
( also as Tancy )
age 46 in 1881 |
1877 - 1883 |
Mrs ELIZA TANEY
age 58 in 1891 |
1888 - 1891 |
| CHARLES HENRY DORLING |
1892 |
DENNIS WILLIAM SMITH
& dog trainer
age 34 in 1901 |
1896 -
1901 |
| WALTER CLEARS |
by 1903 |
| LYDIA CLEARS |
24.04.1911 |
| GEORGE HARRY STUBBS |
30.04.1928
to at least 1975 |
| .. |
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| Mrs MARY RUMBOLD |
by 2001 |
| TOBY
HUTCHINS |
to Oct 9th
2010 |
|
JANINE SCOTT |
25.11.2010
-
June 2012 |
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|
STUART YATES |
August
2012 |
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10.08.1996
Building reputed to date from c1600.
Recorded 1st October 1689 as a messuage, formerly three tenements.
Described in 1800 as having been for several years, a Surgeons Shop,
Brewhouse, Wash-house and Stable with chambers over, lately converted by
Thomas Edgar into cottages and dwelling house.
Described as a Pilgrims House before becoming licensed premises.Purchased
1st May 1872 by Thomas Charlton, brewer, from Robert Bereton esq.
John Ollyard featured in a court case at Walsingham in
September 1862 over an unpaid bill of £2 14s. 1d from Donald Sinclair, an
elderly gentleman from Caithness.
An extension to 1:00am for the Annual Dinner on 2nd January 1882 was applied for and
granted at the Magistrates Petty Sessions 26th December 1881.
Closed by March 2013.
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