| Licensees : |
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| WILLIAM
GORING |
1794 - 1796 |
ROBERT CLARKE
Went to Dereham
GEORGE |
to 1815 |
| JEREMIAH RUST |
1830 - 1839 |
| GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN |
1845 - 1846 |
THOMAS BUTCHER
age 49 in 1851 |
1850 - 1854 |
| GEORGE ALLEN |
1856 |
| ROBERT
PRETHEROE |
1858 |
| THOMAS BROWN |
1861 - 1871 |
| WILLIAM RAVEN |
1872 - 1877 |
| WILLIAM DAWS |
1879 |
| DANIEL ROWING |
1881 - 1888 |
| (Charles Watling - GREYHOUND) |
*1888* |
| ARTHUR HART |
1890 - 1892 |
WILLIAM ASHBY
(as Ashley 1896) |
January 1894 - 1920 |
| PERCY HERBERT STEBBING |
07.01.1921 |
| GEOFFREY BERTIE SAUNDERS
MITCHELL |
09.10.1953 |
| EDWARD ROY
COPSEY |
04.07.1958 |
| JAMES
BENNET WRIGHT |
20.11.1964 |
| FLORENCE
ANN WRIGHT |
10.03.1972 |
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It was reported 25th May 1895 that William Ship had gained a one
hour extension to his licence for 4th June and also to supply
refreshments on a ground, the same day, at Shipdham.
The same report was again published on 1st June 1895.
<Reporting error for William Ashby? YES
as confirmed in a report of the application dated 12th May 1894
where applicant named William Ashby. >
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October 2001
Generally given as the DOG.
The GOLDEN DOG from at least 1912.
An auction at the premises was announced 27th March 1809.
General Court Baron of the Most Honourable Charles Marquis Cornwallis, for
the Manor of Shipdham, held here Tuesday 8th August 1820.
Advertised to let 3rd September 1856 with possession from 10th October
1856.
Doing good business in beer, wine and spirits.
In excellent repair and including large and convenient Stables and
Bowling Green. Apply Bidwell's Brewery.
Advertised To Let September 1858.
With same description as given in August 1857 and October 1856.
Enquire of Messrs. Bidwell's Brewery, East Dereham.
In 1888, Kelly records a Greyhound at Shipdham,
was it this house or one at a totally different location?
Charles Watling has not been located elsewhere.
Listed 1890 as Freehold property of the Dereham Brewery,
including Bagatelle Room and Bowling Green.
The Dinner to inaugurate the proprietorship of Mr. William Ashby was held
here Thursday 18th January 1894. Some 20 friends and neighbours enjoyed a
capital repast. Mr. Bidwell, representing the owners, occupied the chair.
An extension to licence was granted to William Ashby, 4th May 1894 for the
occasions of sports and dinners in Whit Week.
(Note! on Friday 18th October 1895, William Ashby was granted a temporary
licence for the
HORSE SHOES, Great Dunham.
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