| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| JOHN MUSSETT |
here
07.09.1789 |
| GEORGE
FYBRIDGE |
1794 |
| - |
|
| WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN |
1836 |
JAMES FULLER
age 46 in 1851 |
1845 - 1865 |
| June 1848 - Fine of 5s 6d and costs
for having had a disorderly house on 27th May. |
Mrs SARAH FULLER
age 63 in 1869 |
1868 - 1881 |
WILLIAM FULLER
age 47 in 1883
& blacksmith |
1883 - 1892 |
FREDERICK EAGLE
& blacksmith |
1895 - 1900 |
| HENRY FULLER |
1904 |
ARTHUR BULLEN
(see below) |
1907 - 1908 |
JAMES TYLER
& blacksmith - age 56 in+ 1911 |
here by May
1910
- 1911 |
| JOHN CHESTNEY |
1912 |
| THOMAS BONNETT |
19.04.1915 - 1916 |
| EDWARD PETTS |
1922 - 1933 |
| FREDERICK RICKARD |
1937 |
| JOHN WILLIAM RAWLINGS |
by 02.1950 |
| ALFRED HARRY REMNANT |
17.01.1955 |
| GEORGE HERBERT JOHNSON |
15.10.1956 |
WILLIAM DONALD ALLDAY (Bill)
Died April 1975 - age 44 |
21.09.1959 - 1975 |
| MARY & WALTER .......... |
here 12.1977 |
| MARY ALLDAY |
to c1987 |
| Renamed Billabong |
| - |
|
JIM DOYLE
temporary manager |
17.04.1991 |
| Closed by 1992 |
| Back to Cock - reopened Wednesday
6th April 1993 |
| STEVE & MANDY TIMEWELL |
04.1993 |
| JERRY DEVITT |
02.1994 |
| DEREK WILLIAMS |
10.1995 |
| JOHN & ROZ CONSTABLE |
02.1996 |
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The original building.
Image provided by Paul Foster
February 1988
Referenced 1774.
Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.Rebuilt by Bullards 1963.
Named the BILLABONG
1988
but back to the COCK April
1993.
The sign 09.1999 - Image by Steve Shaw
Lynn Advertiser - 6 September 1907
Petty Session Reports - Grimston
THE LICENSING ACT.
Arthur Henry Bullen, innkeeper, West Winch, was summoned for selling
beer in an unsealed vessel to a child under 14 years of age. Mr. R.A.
Wilkin appeared for the defence and pleaded not guilty. P.C. Walker
stated that he was on duty at West Winch about 2.30 p.m. on Saturday 3rd
August, when he saw a child carrying a basket which looked as if it
might contain a bottle. The child went into the Cock inn and witness
followed and found she had been served with a pint of beer in a
screw-top bottle which was unsealed. He called the landlord’s
attention to the fact, and he said: “Yes, I know I’m wrong, but they
will keep coming''. Mr. Wilkin raised the defence of selling without
guilty knowledge, and asked for leniency on account of the excellent
character the defendant bore. Supt. Flint said he did not press the case.
Defendant had good credentials. Fined £1/4/- inclusive.
With thanks to Stan
Langley 05.2010
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