| Licensees : |
| GEORGE
ALCOCK |
1783 |
| - |
|
| WILLIAM JOHNSON |
1830 |
| THOMAS BRIDGER |
1836 |
| SUTTON SPARKES |
1839 - 1846 |
| EDWARD NORTON
( 37 in 1851 ) |
1850 - *
1851 |
| Mrs CHARLOTTE NORTON |
1854 - 1877 |
| BRIGHTMORE BENSLEY |
1878 - 1879 |
| WILLIAM TOLMAN |
1881 - 1896 |
| CHRISTOPHER E JARVIS |
1900 |
| Mrs LOUISA TUCK |
1901 to 1908 |
| GEORGE WILLIAM CLARKE |
07.02.1908 |
| WILLIAM MELONIE |
06.02.1914 |
| JOHN NEVE |
12.04.1918 |
| HERBERT JOHN WHEATLEY |
24.08.1923 |
| ERNEST BLYTH |
09.07.1926 |
| BOSWELL OXTOBY |
23.11.1928 |
| OWEN McGRATH |
28.11.1930 |
| HERBERT JAMES ANDREWS |
10.07.1931 |
| ARTHUR STANLEY CARLEY POCOCK |
08.01.1932 |
| ARTHUR HENRY BLACKBURN |
24.11.1933 |
| ROBERT JAMES WILLIAMS |
24.05.1940 |
| EDWARD JOHN WHEELER |
06.07.1956 |
| DAVID JOHN DICKERSON |
04.01.1957 |
| JOHN JOSEPH
NOBES |
10.01.1960 |
| STANLEY
ARTHUR NOBES |
10.03.1961 |
| EILEEN MARY
NOBES |
04.01.1963 |
| LESLIE ROSE |
09.10.1964 |
| MAURICE
WILLIAM McMAHON |
07.01.1965 |
| JAMES
FRANCIS IRVINE |
09.02.1968 |
| ANDREW JOHN
HARVEY |
16.04.1971 |
|
In
the occupation of George Alcock when offered for sale ( as the George ),
1st August 1783.
Included Stable, Garden, Orchard and Pightle adjoining.
Lot No. 37 in
sale of Bircham & Sons Reepham Brewery on Saturday 8th June 1878 - then let to B
Bensley at an annual rent of £30,
`Occupying a large frontage to the road , containing - Neat Bar, Tap Room, Large Bagatelle
Room and Capital Club Room; Back Parlour, Store Room with Cellar under, Kitchen, Pantry
& Wash House; 7 Bedrooms, Yard and Garden to rear; Detached Skittle Ground, 3 Stall
Stable and Loose Box, with Lock-Up Coach House; Also a large Garden abutting the road and
Subscription Bowling Green adjoining - Copyhold to the Manor of North Elmham Novers'
STEWARD & PATTESON (note - this was a Bullards house) report prepared for WATNEY MANN
(East Anglia) Ltd, June 1969 recommended IMMEDIATE closure.
The report stated that the structure and roof were in poor condition.
The house actually closed on either the 3rd or 5th April 1971, depending
upon which Bullard record is studied. The reason given for closure was that the landlady
suffered a heart attack.
70 barrels of beer, plus 44 (barrels) of bottled beer, sold in final
year of trading.
Licence not applied for 11.02.1972 |
