| Licensees : |
| ROBERT
OLLYET see below |
to October 1782 |
JOSEPH BELL
( ex Thatched House Brinton ) |
05.02.1783 -
1794 |
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| Mrs MASTERS |
to October
1820 |
| W. UNGLAS |
from October
1820 |
| - |
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JOHN DOBSON HARRIS
( Died Saturday 23rd August 1834 - age 43 ) |
1830 - 1834 |
SARAH HARRIS
age 35 in 1841 |
1834 - 1841 |
| JOHN DAVIDSON |
1845 |
WILLIAM LEEDS junior
( senior at SUN ) |
1846 - 1854 |
JOHN BUSH
& postmaster |
1856 - 1858 |
DANIEL BUSH
& small farmer |
1861 - 1869 |
| THOMAS DICKERSON |
1871 |
| JOHN BADCOCK |
by 1875 |
| JONATHAN GEDGE |
10.12.1879 |
| JOHN HENRY WITTING
/ WHITTING |
13.03.1882 |
| FRANK BOGGIS KING |
11.06.1883 |
GEORGE EARL
also as Earle |
21.12.1885 |
| FREDERICK BURTON |
03.11.1890 |
| ALLAN BOYLE |
14.03.1892 |
| WILLIAM
GEORGE KING |
26.03.1900 |
| JAMES JOHN
DIXON |
06.01.1913 |
| GEORGE HUBBARD |
25.09.1915 |
| EDGAR GRAY |
06.05.1933 |
| JAMES
PATRICK DEVLIN |
02.05.1938 |
| MONTAGUE
MALCOLM BISHOP |
17.04.1939 |
| Fines
01.03.1937 of 19/- for supply of intoxicating liquor during non
permitted hours and 5/- for aiding and abetting consumption during
such hours. |
| JAMES HAGGERTY |
22.10.1951 |
| GEORGE
WILLIAM CHIPPERFIELD |
01.11.1965 |
| PAT CHIPPERFIELD |
by 1987 |
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| PETER
SALISBURY |
from 1994 |
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1998
Dates from 1667
The Eynsford Hundred Society for Apprehending and Convicting Horse Stealers
met here Wednesday 16th June 1779. Dinner at Two o'Clock being provided by
the Society.
Reepham Petty Sessions, for the Eynsford Hundred, for the hiring and
retaining of servants were held here Monday 3rd October 1791.
W. Unglas announced 21st October 1820 that he had taken over from Mrs
Masters and looked to his friends for support.
Lot No. 3 in the sale of the Reepham Brewery Estate of Bircham &
Sons, Saturday 8th June 1878. Then let to John Badcock at an annual rent of £60.
Containing :- 4 Attics on upper floor, 5 Bedrooms on first floor & Large Club Room
with moveable partition forming an Extra Bedroom : On the ground floor - Large Market
Room, Good Kitchen, 2 Pantries, Paved Wash House & Store Room, Bar, Bar Parlour &
Commercial Room; Good Cellars under, Yard at rear with Harness Room, 3 Horse Stable with
Rooms over ; Carriage Lodge, Coal House, 6 Stalled Stable with Loft and Manure Pit behind
; 2 Loose Boxes & stand for 3 horses with Loft over & Lock Up Coach House -
Including a detached Garden & Bowling Green - The adjoining house & Shop ( Post
Office ) let at an annual rent of £12 per annum, also included in the lot. - Freehold -
Purchased by Bullard.
Also given as the KINGS ARMS HOTEL.
Commercial Inn & Posting House & Inland
Revenue Office
( as given from 1850 )
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