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LITTLE HALE MITFORD HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED c1909
MITFORD & LAUNDITCH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 12/5/1 & PS 12/5/2 (1901 to 1975)
BIDWELL'S DEREHAM to at least 1856
SWAFFHAM BREWERY  
STEWARD & PATTESON to closure
Licensees :
EDMUND ROSE
age 22 in 1851
(As Edward Rose 1854, 1856 & 1858)		 *1851 - 1865
Fine of 6s 6d and 13s 6d costs on Friday 24th February 1854 for having house open for the sale of beer at 11:00am on Saturday 11th February 1854.
A second report gave the time of offence as on Sunday 12th February and the fine as 6s and costs.
Fine of £1 and £1 1s 6d costs on Friday 17th October 1862 for selling beer out of legal hours.
THOMAS BALDWIN
( George Baldwin 1869)		 *1867 - 1872
5th July 1867 - Fine of 1s and 6s costs for allowing a donkey to stray on the highway on 30th June.
Fine of 5s and 12s costs 5th November 1869 after pleading guilty to having his house open for the sale of beer before half past twelve on Sunday 31st October 1869. See Below.
GEORGE BALDWIN 1875
HENRY CROSS 1877 - *1883
ROBERT W. CARTER 1891
GEORGE CARTER 1892 - 1896
THOMAS HARMAN by 1900
to closure

5th November 1869 - Gamekeeper John Nicholds and labourers James Clarke, Henry Rose and William Basham were each fined 1s with 12s costs for being present in the beerhouse at illegal hours.
Advertised to Let September 1856 with entry at Old Michaelmas Day (10th October). Then doing a good business in beer, wine and spirits. The premises in excellent repair and including large and convenient stables and Bowling Green.
Apply at Messrs. Bidwell's Brewery, East Dereham.

Lot No 6 in sale advertised 29th November 1856.
A Public House with stables and other outbuildings, yard, gardens and about 1A 0R 0P of arable land. Situated next the road leading to Saham and in occupation of Mr. A. Morse's Executors. Apportioned rent of £12 per annum - Copyhold, Fine certain.

26th February 1909, Annual Licensing Meeting - Licence renewal postponed to next sitting.

Referred for Compensation 5th March 1909

Licence refused at Compensation Authority meetings of 21st and 23rd June 1909. Reported as a beerhouse (ante 1869), owned by Steward & Patteson Ltd. and run by licensee Thomas Harman. (Messrs. Steward & Patteson had said 12th February 1909 that they would not oppose closure by Compensation .)

At the meeting of the Norfolk Licensing Committee, held Wednesday 15th December 1909, it was reported that average trade was 42 barrels.
Compensation of £225 was awarded

Licence extinct 7th June 1910

Property named Victor House by 1996