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Samuel Orbiston advertised 19th October 1833 that he had taken the Townshend Arms, East Rainham. Isaac Walker advised 31st October 1840, that he had taken the Inn. He offered Neat Post Chaises and Gigs along with the best of Post Horses and attentive Drivers. Cattle Dealers who attended the Hempton Fair were informed that superior Hay would be provided, on reasonable terms. As White's 1836 & 1845 directories and Cravens of 1856. (Lord Townshend 2nd Viscount, lived at Raynham Hall born 18th April 1675 died 21st June 1738 In charge of British foreign policy 1721 To 1730. Known as `Turnip Townshend' due to his use of turnips for the development of crop rotation.) |
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