Licensees :
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ROBERT WRIGHT (Age 44 in 1851)	1863 - 1868
Monday 20th July 1868 - Fine of £5. See opposite.
Saturday, 26th June 1869 - Fine of £10 See opposite.
HENRY WRIGHT	1869
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Shopkeeper & beer retailer only found 1863 - 1869.

Robert Wright (age 40) and wife Rachel are thought to have been at the GIBRALTAR in 1851 but another Robert Wright (age 44) with wife Rebecca, is given as a grocer.

20th July 1868 - Beerseller Robert Wright was accused of selling beer without a licence.
On 21st May 1868 he had been observed hawking from parish to parish, selling beer in the fields. Liable to a fine of £20, the Bench recommended that, with a caution, the penalty be mitigated to £5, since this was his first offence.

26th June 1869 - Beer-house keeper Robert Wright charged of hawking beer and selling at West Barsham on 15th April.
Mr. Wright would blow a whistle when approaching the neighbourhood of his customers, who in turn would be supplied from a bottle of beer at his cart, each paying for what they drank.
"Witnesses on both sides showed a most lamentable lack of education, two of whom could not give the name of the present month."
The Bench imposed a fine of £10.