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TUNSTEAD HUNDRED FULL LICENCE CLOSED 1985
TUNSTEAD & HAPPING LICENCE REGISTERS taken 15th September 1794 and  PS 11/4/1 to PS 11/4/4  (Feb 1928 to Feb 1974)
   
COLTISHALL BREWERY to 1841 (Sold for £480)
TRUNCH BREWERY to 1895 
MORGANS 30.09.1895 conveyance from Betsy Neal Primrose & Oldman Carter  
STEWARD & PATTESON 1st October 1961   
WATNEY MANN  
Licensees :
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ROSE WHALL 1794
ROBERT WALL to 1803
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EDMUND PAINTER
died August 1829
to 1829
Mrs PAINTER 1829
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WILLIAM COTTON 1836 - 1841
BARTHOLOMEW PESTELL
age 32 in 1851
(Postle 1845 - Pestill 1846)
1845 - 1851
WILLIAM BARTHOLOMEW PESTELL
age 42 in 1861
1854 - 1865
WILLIAM STOREY
& painter 1871
& plumber 1872
1869 - 1872
ROBERT LONG
& shoemaker
1875 - 1892
ROBERT NEWMAN
(given here in 1896 trades directory)
to 1895
HORACE THURSTON
Went to North Creake Earl of Leicester
1895 - 1902
ALFRED STEWARD 22.07.1902  - 1912
Mrs ELLEN STEWARD by 1916
HERBERT TOVELL 23.04.1935
CHARLES JAMES HUTCHERSON 29.11.1937
ELSIE F HUTCHERSON 22.01.1940
ELSIE F ATTRELL (remarried) 08.1944
JOHN EDWARD WENTWORTH 22.09.1947
LESLIE MACHIN 15.10.1951
DORIS HELEN HUNTER MACHIN 11.02.1957
FREDERICK WALTER SAMWELL 06.05.1957
BERNARD REGINALD STRETEN 05.05.1958
BRIAN EDWARD YAXLEY 05.01.1970
ERICK ROBERT WASH 25.11.1974
MICHAEL CHARLES WILLIS 24.11.1975

The Kings Arms - Bacton - c1960
c1960

All Persons indebted to, or with Claims or Demands on the Estate and Effects of Robert Wall, deceased, were requested to settle their affairs with the Executors - 11th May 1803.

At about two o'clock in the morning of Friday 4th September 1829, labourer John Slap broke into the house, entering the sleeping room and demanding money from landlady Mrs. Painter. She cried out an alarm and the villain retreated in haste, leaving his bundle behind. Well known to Mrs. Painter and the maid servant, Slap had lodged at the house some time previously. He was known to be of bad character. Apprehended, he was committed to (Norwich) Castle for the offence.

Lot No. 79 in sale of Coltishall Brewery 14th - 17th September 1841.

Purchased by Morgans Brewery of Norwich 1895

Bernard Streten, landlord from 1958 had previously been a goalkeeper for Luton & England football teams.

Sales 1960 were 184 Barrels of beer & 118 Spirits.

Obtained by Steward & Patteson 1961 when Morgans estate divided between S&P and Bullards. S&P later carried out structural alterations which were completed August 1967.

Sold 1985 and closed.

Demolition threatened June 1998.

DEMOLISHED by end of 1998