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- TAVERHAM HUNDRED - CLOSED
BLOFIELD, TAVERHAM & WALSHAM REGISTER taken 17th September 1794
Licensees :
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SAMUEL LOVICK
(Highland Lad)		 1776 - 1799
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Samuel Lovick - Occupant of Norwich prison in 1780 owing to debt.


Apparently St Faiths Fair was the centre for sales of cattle which had been reared in Scotland. `Very few cattle grazed in Norfolk were bred in the county when St. Faiths Fair was at its prime. The cattle grazed were chiefly Galloway Scots, which years ago gave way to Irish cross-breeds. The development of Norwich cattlemarket did much to close the Fair and indirectly the shutting of the Highland Laddie Inn'.

Source Norfolk Chronicle - 4th November 1899.- Page 2.

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The Highland Laddie  is again mentioned in the Norfolk News of 23rd February 1901 - "Long Closed "