| Licensees : |
| - |
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| ROBERT
DEWSON |
1783 |
| ROBERT
DAWSON |
1789 - 1792 |
| THOMAS
NORMAN |
1794 - 1798 |
JOHN NORMAN
(also given 1839) |
1830 |
WILLIAM NORMAN
& bricklayer
Age 70 in 1841 |
1836 - 1845 |
| JOHN JOHNSON |
1846 |
ROBERT BRUNDLE
(Robert Brundell in 1856)
& timber merchant 1858 |
1850 - 10.1863 |
| Monday 21st February 1850 -
Fine of 5s and 9s 6d costs for selling out of hours. See opposite. |
GEORGE GATES
& boot maker |
1864 - 1881 |
| Mrs MARY GATES |
1883 - 1896 |
| ROBERT GATES |
by 1900 |
| WILLIAM HOWE |
30.11.1908 |
ARTHUR FREDERICK GOODWIN
(Walter Goodwins ? 1911 - age 48) |
28.12.1910 |
| CHARLES HANNANT |
29.04.1918
to closure |
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Named the STAGS HEAD when
advertised for sale 1779 and the DEERS
HEAD when advertised for sale 8th
November 1783.
Brewhouse, stable and Yard were included.
A rent of £9 per annum was paid by Mr Dewson.
As HORNS in
both September 1789
and September 1794 Gallow Registers.
At the Petty Sessions held 21st February 1850 it was heard that beer had
been served in the house, on Sunday 27th January, before mid-day. The
name of licensee was reported as Robert Brunton and the house
named HORNS
Also identified as the
HORNS when the General Courts Baron, for the Manor of
Hempton was to sit here, Tuesday 3rd December 1861.
The Household Furniture of Mr. Robert Brundle was to be Sold by Auction,
Wednesday, 7th October 1863, since he was leaving the occupation. The sale
to include a nearly new zebra-wood cottage pianoforte by Cadby, a dining
booth, with double set of tables and forms, 60ft by 21 ft, with two good
bars and excellent canvas tilt; also a quantity of well-seasoned
wheelwright's stuff; a four-horse-power steam engine, with iron saw bench,
circular saws and boring apparatus......
Advertised To Let - October 1910.
Apply Bidwell & Co, 5, Quebec Street, Dereham.
Referred for Compensation 19th June 1934 and again 6th November 1934.
Licence expired 14th November 1934
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