| Licensees : |
JOHN BUTCHER
age 50 in 1841 |
* 1836 - * 1841 |
HENRY GRANGER ( 38 )
& blacksmith |
1851 - *
1856 |
JOHN BAILEY
& farmer 38 acres 1861
age 72 in 1871 |
1861 -
1875 |
| JOHN BAILEY |
1879 |
JOHN BAILEY junior
age 48 in 1881 |
1881 - 1899 |
WILLIAM JOHN BAILEY
& farmer
age 44 in 1901 |
* 1900 - * 1916 |
| WALTER JAMES BARKER |
by 1922 |
| JAMES ALBERT SYLVESTER HARROD |
10.01.1947 |
| ALEXANDER NISBETT |
19.10.1960 |
| HENRY ALEXANDER CHESSON |
07.02.1962 |
| JOHN HENRY CLARKE |
07.03.1962 |
| MAURICE WINSTON QUIRK |
08.10.1969 |
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| CAROLE GRANSDEN |
2000 |
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A glimpse of the Victoria during the floods of 1912. |
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2002 - Image provided by Jayne Young.
Built 1651?PRINCESS ROYAL pre 1851
Named as PRINCESS VICTORIA 1861
Offered for sale by auction by Mr Stephen Gregory as sale
report in the Lynn Advertiser 2nd June 1899.
The beerhouse being in the occupation of Mr J Bailey
and including barn, stables and outbuildings.
Purchased by Mr T E Bagge for £875
Full licence granted 13th March 1939 by removal from the SHIP INN, Tilney.
Penny In The Hole played here to at least the1950's.
6 `coins ' used, one being a 1797 Heavy Penny the remainder being
lighter brass discs.
Planning `change of use' granted by November 2002.
Another casualty.
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