| Licensees : | 
       
		
        | - | 
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        | JOHN ELLIS | 
        1822 - 1836 | 
       
      
        SAMUEL STRUTT
          as given by Robson 
          (Samuel Street as given by Pigot) | 
        1839 | 
       
		
        JOHN WALLER 
        age 61 in 1851 | 
        1845 - 1851 | 
       
		
        | ROBERT WOODGET | 
        1854 | 
       
		
        | JOHN WALLER | 
        1856 | 
       
		
        | JOHN ELLIS
          junior | 
        1858 | 
       
		
        | uninhabited | 
        1861 | 
       
		
        
		WILLIAM DAUGHTON / DORTON 
		& butcher | 
        1863 - 
		1865 | 
       
		
        | JOHN CARR | 
        1869 | 
       
		
        | NEVILL NUTHALL | 
        1871 | 
       
		
        | ...........
          TWEEDY | 
        1872 | 
       
		
        CHARLES NEALE 
		See opposite. | 
        1875 - 1886 | 
       
		
        | RICHARD NEALE | 
        1888 - 1896 | 
       
		
        | ALFRED JAMES NEALE | 
        1900 | 
       
		
        | EDWIN ROBERT HOTSON | 
        here 01.1902 | 
       
		
        Tuesday 28th January 1902, Innkeeper and agent for the Anglo-American Oil Company, found guilty of stealing 18 gallons of oil. 
		(Petroleum) 
		Fine of £5 and £2 
		11s 11d costs. | 
       
		
        | ROBERT JOHN WRIGHT | 
        1902 - 1929 | 
       
		
        | Monday 27th October 1902 - Accused 
		of permitting drunkenness on 2nd October - Case dismissed with a 
		warning. | 
       
		
        | GEORGE J HOLMAN | 
        1933 - 1937 | 
       
		
        | BADEN HARRY WILLIAM PACKHAM | 
        by 1949 | 
       
		
        | ALFRED LEONARD BEALES | 
        25.07.1949 | 
       
		
        | DANIEL PAUL HOOD | 
        09.11.1953 | 
       
		
        | MICHAEL CHARLES RIX | 
        12.06.1961 | 
       
		
        | PERCY EDWARD WISEMAN | 
        10.07.1961 | 
       
		
        | WILLIAM HENRY
          CHARLES STEWARD | 
        08.12.1969  | 
       
		
        | - | 
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        | GRAHAM & ROSEMARY SUTTON | 
        by 12.1977 - 06.1982+ | 
       
		
        | PETER & VALERIE JORDAN | 
        here 03.1986 -  10.1990+ | 
       
		
        | KEITH BROUGHTON | 
        here 12.1998 | 
       
		
        | - | 
          | 
       
		
        | The JOCKEY | 
       
		
        ALAN MILLER 
          (ex Arsenal footballer) | 
        to 2011 | 
       
		
        | ANDREW
          WADDISON | 
        April 2011 | 
       
		
        | - | 
        
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        | STUART FLEMMING | 
        
		2022 - 2024 | 
       
		
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      c1915 
      Known as the 
		MERMAID from at least 
	  1685. 
       
    As  ADMIRAL NELSON 1854, 1872 & 1877 
    as ADMIRAL LORD NELSON , Burnham Ulph, 1839, 1858 & 1865 
    As at Burnham Market 1830, 1900, 1904, 1933, 1937 & 1996 
    	
    On Sunday 6th September 1885, Mr. Charles Neal, of the Lord Nelson had 
	collected the Rev. James Tarbuck, Curate of Bagthorpe, from his residence in 
	Stanhoe, to conduct the morning service at Burnham Overy Church. The horse 
	stepped on a stone and fell, throwing the occupants from the vehicle. The 
	Reverend was not severely injured, but Mr. Neal suffered a severely 
	lacerated face, a broken rib and many bruises. Well shaken and receiving a 
	severe shock to the system, he was confined to his bed in a very precarious 
	state. 
	
    
    Damaged by enemy action 7th April 1942
	 
    Renamed the  JOCKEY by
    mid 2006
     
    Back to the  LORD NELSON April 2011
     
    	
			
			  
			May 2022 
			 
			 
			
			It was reported March 2024 that yearly 
			rent was to increase from £55,000 to £87,000. ( From £1,057 to 
			£1,673 per week!)  
     
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