| Licensees : |
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JOHN SAYER
& gardener
& cider seller
age 36 in 1851 |
*1846 - 1875 |
| Friday 17th August 1866 - Fine of £1
and 18s costs for refusing to admit the police on 22nd July. |
| LEWIS LOCKWOOD |
1879 - 1881 |
| ISAAC CULLING |
1883 |
| BENJAMIN TYRRELL |
1888 |
| JAMES HIPKINS |
1890 |
JOSEPH CHARLISH
& gardener |
1891 - 1925 |
| DONALD CHARLES WISEMAN |
1929 - 1937 |
| GEOFFREY PALMER |
1956 |
| DUDLEY & DAPHNE MOORE |
1960 - 1980 |
| - |
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| PHIL & JUDY TYE |
1993 |
| - |
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It was reported that on the morning of Tuesday 15th May 1956, Mr.
and Mrs Palmer were returning from Norwich when their Volkswagen van
skidded and left the road, knocking down a tree on the way. The
vehicle then continued into a four foot deep pond. Mr. Palmer was
unhurt, but his wife was taken to the Norfolk and Norwich hospital
with facial injuries.
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July 1996
The Norfolk Chronicle of 10th February 1906 reported that the Bench noted the objection to renewal
of licence at the Swainsthorpe Sessions.
The police objected on the grounds that the house was only 400-500 yards away from the
Newton Flotman CROWN (A previously unrecorded house, perhaps a reporting
mistake for the Maids Head?)
Sales for the year 1900 were 76½ barrels
In 1904, 91½ barrels
and in 1905, 95 barrels.
The report stated that the population of Saxlingham Thorpe was then 125
souls, with 1 beerhouse.
Closed December 2000 for refurbishment.
Reopened April 2001 as the MILL
INN
Reported to be called the WEST END again by
August 2001
But back to the MILL
INN by
September 2003
CLOSED
MONTY'S RESTAURANT by October 2015
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