| Licensees : |
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| ? |
1783 |
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JOHN SUMMERS |
1789 - 1794 |
| ROBERT FOULGER |
1794 - 1795 |
| ESTHER FOULGER |
1795 - 1796 |
| ROBERT SUMMERS |
1796 - 1804 |
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| SPURRELL PLUMBLY |
1836 - 1843 |
| WILLIAM WARD |
1843 - 1846 |
| JOHN BOND |
1846 |
WILLIAM BLOGG
age 34 in 1851
& butcher |
1848 - 1856 |
WILLIAM PERKINS
Age 43 in 1861 |
1858 - 1865 |
| JOHN COPSEY |
1866 |
| SAMUEL BATES |
1867 |
EDWARD CHAPMAN
& butcher |
1868 - *1871 |
JAMES SWANN BURRELL
& mole catcher |
1872 to 1881 |
THOMAS EDWARD BIRD
& butcher |
07.11.1881 |
| GEORGE BROWN |
05.05.1884 |
Monday 7th June 1886 - Fine of 10s and
14s 6d costs for having house open at illegal hours on Sunday 30th May.
William Self and John Bane, the customers, were fined 6d with 7s
costs and 12s 6d and costs, respectively. |
WILLIAM DOBSON
Licence confirmed 29th August 1887 |
25.07.1887
to closure |
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The house operated both as a Public House and as a Butchers.
An auction of property held here 10th February 1783
Spurrell Plumbly (1836) was also Clerk to the Magistrates Court and
Commissioner of Assessed Taxes. (He had been to that position 22nd October
1813 when he was described as "Gentleman of Southrepps.")
The Household Furniture and Effects of Mr. Spurrell Plumbly were to be Sold
by Auction Friday, 6th October 1843, in consequence of him retiring from
business.
Offered To Let 8th December 1855 with Possession `at Christmas next'.
An Old-established Public House with Stables, Outhouses and good Bowling
Green attached. Apply to Mr. Cozens Hardy, Letheringsett.
On Friday 9th October 1903, part of the Household Furniture and Outdoor
Effects of Mr. William Dobson were to be Sold since he was leaving the Inn.
No application made 1st February 1904 for licence renewal.
At the Cromer Licensing Sessions, held Monday 13th February 1905 it was
reported that the licence had been given up during the year ending February
1905
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