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 c1895 image thanks to Michael Gallant. ~ William Crotch was named as licensee in an October 1848 prosecution of Ambrose Foulsham, alias Hurrel (21), William Bye (27) and Robert Parsons (21) who were accused of sealing four fowls from James Parkerson of Wendling and selling them in Norwich. All three had previous convictions. Foulsham and Parsons were sentenced to seven years transportation; Bye twelve months' hard labour and nine days' solitary. Feathers in the cart were their undoing. 41 Cowgate Street before 1900. Given at All Saints Street in 1845
Offered For Sale July 2009.
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no. 448 on 1845 Magistrates list |
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| The "White" beer guide
of 1977 records:- A Freehouse. Adnams - Bitter on handpump. Adnams - Old Ale and Tally Ho on gravity. Greene King - Abbott and IPA on handpumps. Ind Coope - Burton Ale on handpump. Ruddles - County on handpump. Tolly Cobbold - Bitter, Cantab and Mild on handpumps. Pleasant and friendly pub. This pub is a fine example of a house that caters primarily for the beer drinker, there are no gimmicks, the wide selection of beers are very well kept and it must be the scratchiest juke-box in the city. |
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| The Norwich Pub Survey of 1986, compiled by the Norwich Society, in association with Norwich City Council, assessed the house:- | |||||||||||||||||||
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