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WELLS ROAD NORTH GREENHOE HUNDRED FULL LICENCE CLOSED 1926
NORTH GREENHOE REGISTER PS 27/8/1 & PS 27/8/2 (1903 to 1975)
STEWARD & PATTESON In Hindringham Rate book 18th October 1893 - Gross Est. Rental of £12
Licensees :
WILLIAM KIRK 1836
WILLIAM LODES
& yeoman 1841 - age 46
& brewer 1845		 1841 - 1845
WILLIAM HAWES
& builder 1861
& bricklayer 1863, 1871, 1881, 1883		 1856 - 1888
Tuesday 1st June 1868 - Paid fine of £5 including costs for allowing drunkenness in the house on 16th May. See below.
EDWARD ALFRED HAWES
(As reported 07.09.1889)		 to 09.1889
JOHN WILLIAM LAKE
& hawker		 02.09.1889 - 1892
JOHN LAKE junior 1893
JOHN BACON by 1896 to 1904
JOHN BACON the younger
Age 37 in 1911		 02.05.1904
HENRY WILLIAM LINGWOOD 06.05.1912
GERALD HARRY FINN 01.02.1926




William Hawes, a builder, was away on business on 16th May 1868, leaving his wife in charge of the house. That day, a man named Lake, from Binham, lost his life, either from a fatal injury, whilst fighting in the house, or by being run over by his own cart, whilst intoxicated.
The bench imposed a fine of £5, including costs, claiming that William Hawes was to blame for allowing Lake to get into such a state. "The landlord had no right to be out if his wife could not conduct the house properly".
 Image from the collection of the late Percy Rush. Copyright 2008
1897 image from the collection of the late Percy Rush.
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For Sale by Auction Thursday, 26th May 1870, along with a Small Farm, 10 Cottages, a general Shop, a Blacksmith's Shop and other Buildings, upon the Instruction of Mr. Stephen Warnes.

On Monday 7th February 1910 it was reported that of the four houses in Hindringham, one was certainly not required and it should be either the CROWN, which only served one road, or the FOLGATE which was well placed, should close. The latter was said to have better accommodation, so it was recommended that the CROWN should close. Both in fact survived to the 1920's.

Referred for Compensation 14.07.1926

Licence expired 24.11.1926