| Licensees : |
| ROBERT STOREY |
1761 - 1762 |
ROBERT BELL
( Mrs Bell died Friday 1st August 1783 )
( Mr Bell died 5th February 1781 at the Star ) |
1763 - 1781 |
| CHRISTOPHER COFFEY |
1783 |
| JOHN LARKE |
1793 -1802 |
| THOMAS CUCKOW |
1806 - 1811 |
| THOMAS PUXLEY |
1822 |
| WILLIAM OSBOURNE |
1830 |
| THOMAS PUXLEY |
1836 - 1839 |
JOHN WATSON
age 48 in 1851 |
1840 - 1859 |
| ( THOMAS
TAYLOR at the Star Tap ) |
( 1850 ) |
| LORINEA WATSON (Lavina?) |
1861 |
| WILLIAM NOAKES |
1856 to 1881 |
| ALFRED KINDRED |
31.10.1881 |
| EDMUND SCOTT MANN SCALES |
23.11.1886 |
| SAMUEL BLYTH |
10.10.1889 |
| HENRY DYBALL ABBOTT |
25.03.1890 |
| THOMAS KING |
24.06.1890 |
| HENRY DYBALL ABBOTT |
05.05.1891 |
| ROBERT GEORGE BAGSHAW |
10.10.1893 |
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Pre 1763 to 1893/4
Advertised for sale ( on 17th February 1820 ) in the Norfolk Chronicle of 5th February
1820
`That old established Inn, called the Star....in full trade.'
In 1830 a coach called The ROYAL MAIL left for London every day at
5.00pm, travelling a different route (via Wymondham and Epping) to another coach,
also called The Royal Mail, which left at the same time from the ANGEL INN.
The coach The ECLIPSE left every day Except Sunday (& Friday in winter) at 4.00pm for
Bungay & Halesworth.
Again for sale 14th October 1890.
Licence dropped 1894
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27th December 1783
JUST ARRIVED FROM LONDON
To be seen in the Star Yard
A Capital Collection of Wild Beasts
A Beautiful Lion, from Algiers, being the only one alive that travels.
A beautiful Hunting Tyger, from the Cape Of Good Hope.
A Curious Porcupine, from the Coast of Africa.
An amazing large Black Wolf from Siberia, the first of its kind ever seen
alive in Europe.
The Female Satyr, or Ethiopian Savage, from the Island of Madagascar.
A Curious Night Walker from the Island of Borneo.
With a Curious Ape from the Brazils.
NB The Above Collection is well secured and kept clean.
Ladies and Gentlemen 6d
Tradesmen and Children 3d
Servants 2d
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