| Licensees : |
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| STEPHEN
HOWARD |
1789 |
| JAMES
WEBSTER |
1794 |
| - |
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| GEORGE BARNES |
1830 |
| WILLIAM SKIPPON |
1836 |
JEREMIAH FRIAR
age 60 in 1841 |
1839 - 1842 |
| Reported as Jeremiah Fryer, 16th
July 1842, having been accused of allowing the drinking of beer on his
premises, during the hours of divine service on 3rd July. He admitted
that ten persons had been drinking there at 11:40 am. Fine of £2 and 12s
costs. |
| JOHN SIMPSON |
1845 - 1846 |
HENRIETTA
SIMPSON
according to Slater |
1850 |
THOMAS WALKER
Age 26 |
*1851 |
| WILLIAM JONES |
1854 |
WILLIAM PAUL
& shoemaker
(& bootmaker 1858)
age 50 in 1861
See below |
1856 -1861 |
| PHILLIP
PALMER |
1863 - 1864 |
JAMES MINISTER
& shopkeeper |
1864 - 1865 |
|
Relocated to different premises soon after September 1865. |
| WILLIAM SMITH |
by 1872 |
Mrs REBECCA SMITH
age 49 in 1881
(Married John Morris Q3 1889) |
23.09.1880 |
Mrs REBECCA MORRIS
age 57 in 1891 |
08.1892 |
AUSTIN ALEXANDER PYE
(At the time of departure in 1907 said to be `In debt everywhere' )
age 30 in 1901 |
06.1900 |
| Saturday 21st June 1902 - Fine of 1s
and 10s costs for having 10 unstamped pint measures out of 30, on 2nd
June. |
| ALFRED BARNES |
13.04.1907 |
| ERNEST WILLIAM SPEET |
20.10.1917 |
Convicted
05.01.1918 for selling out of hours.
Fine £1 |
| FRANK EDWARD SMITH |
19.11.1921 |
| JOHN RISING BURROWS |
07.03.1925 |
| HENRY KNIGHT |
20.11.1937 |
| STANLEY GEORGE BRIGHTON |
11.09.1943 |
| ALICE EMMA BESSIE BRIGHTON |
15.11.1952
to 1957 + |
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| KATE & MIKE LORENZ |
1981 - 1987+ |
| JENNY .......... |
here 11.1989 |
BARRY & MAUREEN GASKIN
(Joint tenancy with Mike Lorenz) |
02.1995 |
SARAH BELL
& GEORGE SKERLANITZ
went to
MILL HOUSE |
by 08.1996 to 1997 |
| ROS & MALCOLM LOCKETT |
03.1998 - |
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The accounts of bankrupt William Poll or Paul were published
Saturday 8th February 1862. His obligations were £187 17s 1d with
good, bad and doubtful debts at £47. Being unopposed he was
discharged.
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July 1996
Originally stood close to the junction (North West corner) of
George Hill and the North Walsham Road, Catton,
opposite the
WOODMAN.
Offered for sale May 1784. Described as a good accustomed Drawing-house,
with Garden and Stable, let to Charles Weston Esq., Tenant at Will, and a
Barn, a Stable and several substantial new built Tenements with small
Gardens to same.
Recorded as the GEORGE in
1789 & 1794 Registers.
Lot no 29 in sale by auction 14th to 17th September 1841 of the Coltishall
Brewery.
Copyhold sold to Mr. Shaw for the sum of £380.
At the Annual Licensing Day, 2nd September 1865, the licence of the
GEORGE INN, Catton, was not
applied for since the house was soon to close.
The 1884 OS 1:2,500 series map shows the house at its new premises on School Road, Sprowston.
Building of new premises in School Lane, Sprowston commenced 1938, behind
the building shown 1884.
Completion of building 1939 said to have increased the value of the house by £2470.
Full licence granted 5th February 1938
New house occupied by January 1939
The (spirit) licence of the
ADAM & EVE,
Carleton Rode was removed 10th May 1938 and the Beerhouse licence (of the old house) was
surrendered without compensation. In return a full licence had already been granted for
the new house.
The reference above to Bullards stems from the fact that in 1984 many Bullards
artifacts were in evidence, including an ironwork silhouette depicting the `new style' logo, which
was then mounted near the entrance.
A `Beer & Banger Festival' held here 17th July to 6th August 1995.
Featuring 17 different Local Real Ales and 15 Sausages from around the
World.
Closed January 2000
DEMOLISHED April 2000
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