| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| WILLIAM
SMITH |
1789 |
| JONATHAN
SHINGFIELD |
1794 |
| - |
|
CHRISTOPHER
DINMORE
(or his tenant - Mr Shingfield / Shenfield?) |
1808 |
| - |
|
JOHN SHENFIELD
Age 77 in 1841 |
1836 - 1841 |
| ELIZABETH BENNETT |
1845 |
| WILLIAM
POWLEY |
1846 |
ROBERT POWLEY
age 58 in 1851 |
1851 - 1855 |
| Fined
10s and 11s costs for opening his house for the sale of beer before four
o'clock in the morning of 26th December 1854. (At Petty Sessions held
17th January 1855) |
JOHN WALKER
& engine driver |
1856 - 1864 |
| Mrs HARRIETT WALKER |
1865 - 1872 |
| JOHN HOWLING |
1875 - 1888 |
ROBERT BULLEN
junior
Age 49 in 1891
& carpenter |
1890 - 1894 |
| ? |
1896 |
| ARTHUR G
EASTICK |
1901 |
| ? |
1904 |
| SYDNEY
JEREMIAH FICKLING |
1908 - 1915 |
| ALFRED RISEBRO |
1916 - 1922 |
| FREDERICK JAMES VARGESON |
1925 - 1933 |
| ARTHUR LISTER |
by 1937 |
| ALFRED ERNEST HENRY LEE |
06.05.1938 |
| CECIL HERBERT WIRE |
07.10.1938 |
Ordered
to pay 6s costs and bound over for 12 months in the sum of £10, on his
own recognisances, on Friday 7th October 1938, (the same day his licence
was granted).
See opposite. |
| WALTER CLARKE |
05.05.1939 |
| HERBERT SIDNEY HART |
21.08.1953 |
| EDWARD CHARLES MAHONEY |
04.01.1957 |
| VICTOR BARRETT BROWN |
11.10.1957 |
| FERNLEY LIONEL PERKINS |
13.02.1959 |
| ALEC H BAILEY |
09.08.1963 |
| OLIVER BOWERS |
08.07.1966 |
| WILLIAM RICHARD POWELL |
18.08.1967 |
| - |
|
| SALLY-ANN & BINZ LEEDER |
by 2002 |
| STEWART
TAYLOR & CHRISTINE PLATT |
29.04.2005 |
| ANDY &
LORRAINE CHANDLER |
05.2006 |
|
| STEVAN PAUL
& ALISON HEAVISIDE |
05.2007 |
COLIN &
DEBBIE WHEELER
(Previously at the Green Gate, Caister on Sea). |
05.2012 |
| CINDY MORTON |
31.05.2016 |
|
c1950
Image supplied by Ed Durham - 2002
Recorded 1732.
Lot No. 7 in sale of properties of the late James Crowe
Esquire, held 10th September 1808. Then in occupation of Mr. Dinmore or his
undertenants.
Lot No. 5 in sale of Watton Brewery properties held at the Crown Inn, Watton
on Wednesday 22nd August 1866.
Described as in the occupation of Harriett Walker and built of Brick, Clay,
and Tile, and containing Bar, Two Kitchens, Parlour, Pantry, Cellar, large Club-room
and Closet and Four Bedrooms. Also a Stable, with Hay Loft, Gig House, Shed,
Nine-pin Ground, Yard and Garden.
Freehold with rent at £16.
Land-tax 8 shillings per annum.
~
On Friday 7th October 1938 the Superintendent Cooper objected to the
granting of a licence to Cecil Wire. A temporary transfer had already been
granted and on Sunday 28th August 1938, a police-constable had hidden behind
a hedge and witnessed a person enter the doorway at 10:30 a.m.
Mrs. Emily Violet Fish who was helping out at the house, in the absence of
Mrs. Wire, sold 1s worth of whisky to Arthur George Precious, who said he
was unwell.
The magistrates said it was most unusual for a man to be charged in a
licensing case and to apply for a licence transfer in the same court.
Wire was ordered to pay 6s costs and Precious and Fish to each pay costs of
4s.
Sales 1960 were barrels of beer 78, spirits 21
Closure NOT agreed when proposed by S&P at first Joint Committee
Meeting of Bullards and Steward & Patteson 29 May 1962.
Sales then said to be 66 barrels.
Offered For sale by Auction Wednesday 25th October 2019 - Guide price
£350,000 and Rateable value of around £25,000
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