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At the Docking Brewster Sessions, held Monday 31st August 1885, Mr. Gant was
warned that he must not keep his house open after the regulation time. In
reply, Mr. Gant said that he had only served those who had just arrived by
train and were legitimate travellers. Superintendent Ward claimed that some
were local inhabitants. Mr. Gant then turned to Police-constable Baldwin and
asked why the theft of some hay had not been solved and accused the
constable of being within a different house. In order that evidence could be
gathered, the licence renewal would be deferred for one month.
Location as Southgate in 1871.
Licensee Jacob Flatt was summoned by R.S.P.A. Inspector Mr. W. R. Sadler on Wednesday 5th August 1903, for beating a horse with a knotted whip. Flatt had been seen on 22nd July driving two horses attached to a wagonnette full of passengers, the off horse was in poor condition and was being flogged severely. Police-sergeant Thompson gave corroborative evidence. Fined 30s and 10s costs or one month's imprisonment. Advertised To Let, November 1906 with early possession. Ingoing £50. Apply Morgans Brewery Co. Ltd, Kings Lynn. Advertised To Let, October 1916 with early possession. Apply Morgans Brewery Co. Ltd, Kings Lynn. Morgans sales in 1960 were :- 115 barrels of beer 35 spirits (gallons) Recommended in D. A. Yates guide 1969 |
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