| Licensees : |
| ROBERT
OLLYET see below |
to October 1782 |
JOSEPH BELL
( ex Thatched House Brinton ) |
05.02.1783 -
1794 |
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| JOHN DOBSON HARRIS |
1830 |
SARAH HARRIS
age 35 in 1841 |
1836 - 1841 |
| JOHN DAVIDSON |
1845 |
| WILLIAM LEEDS junior |
1850 - 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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1998
Dates from 1667
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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