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YAXHAM ROAD
 DUMPLING GREEN		 MITFORD HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED 1954
MITFORD REGISTER taken 12th September 1794 & MITFORD & LAUNDITCH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 12/5/1 & PS 12/5/2 (1901 to 1975)
DEREHAM BREWERY Included in 1828 sale
Exors of G. H. WIGG Leased to Cooper Brown
YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS  
Licensees :
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JOHN ANDERSON 1794
JAMES HAYLETT 1796
....... HAYLETT 1812 - 1815
JOHN HAYLETT 1822
JAMES HAYLETT 1828 - 1830
WILLIAM HILL 1836 - 1839
SAMUEL EMMS
age 69 in 1851		 1845 to 1851+
See below
SAMUEL EMMS
age 44 in 1861
previously at GOLDEN BALL		 by 1856 ? - 1863
RICHARD ADCOCK
(also given 1872)		 1865 - 1869
At the Petty Sessions held 14th February 1868 pleaded guilty to opening his house for the sale of beer before half past twelve on Sunday 26th January. Fine of 5s and costs of 12s
SAMUEL LARNER
age 55		 05.11.1869 - 1875
EDWARD CREAMER
& threshing machine owner
age 45 in 1881		 1877 - 1883
ELMER STOAKLEY 30.10.1885 - 1888
HENRY AMOS 1890
WILLIAM DREW 1890
HERBERT ADCOCK
age 27 in 1891		 1891 to 1919
WILLIAM SECKER 17.10.1919
JOHN WILLIAM BOWLEY 13.10.1933
Fine of 10/- imposed 01.01.1934 for selling out of hours.
HERBERT ROBERT CORNISH 08.03.1935
EDITH MAY CORNISH 22.11.1940
WILLIAM UTTING 20.08.1948
Fines of £2 imposed 26.01.1951 on each of two counts of
aiding and abetting consumption outside permitted hours.



A Samuel Emms was fined 10s with 10s costs for having his beerhouse open for the sale of beer at 11:30am Sunday 13th August 1854.
It is not clear if it was junior or senior who was at fault since the house is not named in the report.
See GOLDEN BALL

Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.

As at Norwich Road 1830
and at DUMP(ling) GREEN 1836

The Jolly Farmers closed permanently May 1954 and it was advised, one month later (4th June 1954), that the property would be sold by auction in the near future.
It was said that Mr. William Utting had notice to quit and was hoping to obtain a licence elsewhere, but had not yet been successful. He and his family had previously run a boarding-house at Cromer and the Jolly Farmers had been their first venture into the licensing trade.

Licence removed to RAILWAY TAVERN 12.03.1954

The last licensee, William Utting, remained at the house after closure until the tenancy of the CARPENTERS ARMS, Scarning became available. He took on that licence Friday 5th November 1954

Note: Two licensees are given in 1890, but no order of service has yet been determined.