| Licensees : |
JOHN RICHARDSON
tailor |
1763 - 1764 |
| CHARLES BLACKBURN |
1806 - 1807 |
| SAMUEL SMITH |
1807 |
| EBENEZER
HANSHAW / HENSHAW |
1810 |
| MATTHEW RANDALL |
1822 |
| MICHAEL FENN |
1830 |
| SHGM (?) PANK |
1836 |
| MARY ANN PANK |
1839 |
| NOAH THROWER |
1842 - 1846 |
| CLEMENT ANDERSON |
1850 |
| EDWARD CURTIS |
** 1851 |
| THOMAS WAIGHT |
1854 - 1858 |
WILLIAM EMMS
( Licence refused 1867 but granted on appeal 16.10.1867 ) |
by 1861 |
| ARTHUR ROBERT EMMS |
18.08.1883 |
| JOHN HENRY EMMS |
17.06.1884 |
Convicted
07.11.1884 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine £2 plus 17/6d costs.
Conviction quashed 06.01.1885 on appeal to Quarter Sessions. |
| WILLIAM RULE |
23.01.1888 |
| WILLIAM EDWARDS |
25.06.1889 |
| ROBERT JAMES HAVERS |
17.02.1891 |
| ROBERT REYNOLDS |
10.10.1895 |
| GEORGE RICHARD PARKER |
12.05.1896 |
| JAMES WILLIAM SAYER |
07.05.1907 |
| EDWARD PERCY RAWLINS |
06.04.1908 |
| BERTIE HARRY SNEATH |
07.02.1912 |
| GEORGE SHINN |
14.01.1913 |
Convicted
23.11.1920 of selling out of hours.
Fine £2 or 13 days detention. |
Convicted
23.11.1926 of selling out of hours.
Fine £5 or 21 days detention. |
Convicted
23.06.1927 of failing to admit Police.
Fine £2 or 13 days detention. |
| ROBERT JAMES NELSON |
04.10.1927 |
| WILLIAM HENRY ABBOTT |
06.01.1931 |
| ERNEST MANN |
29.12.1936 |
| WILFRED GEORGE De JONGE |
12.02.1946 |
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Full licence lost 31st August 1852.
Operated as a beerhouse to 1st September 1857 when Thomas Waight
successfully applied for a new licence.
Property sold in 1884 by auctioneers Clowes & Nash.
Offered to let by Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs Ltd
in the Norwich Mercury of 20th January 1904
` With excellent stables - The whole of the premises have been recently
renovated.
Suitable for Horse Breaker or Job Master'
House closed in 1940 for the duration of the war.
A letter dated 30.08.1940 from Morgans to the Magistrates says that the house is
temporarily closed due to war conditions.
Damaged by enemy action 27.05.1942 and never reopened.
A letter from Morgans dated 29.03.1946 describes the property as an `Open war damage
site'.
Property derelict by 1950's |
