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Licensees : |
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JOHN BURROWS
Died 24th May 1837 - see below |
1830 - 1837 |
PETER BURROWS
age 33 in 1851 |
1842 - 1865 |
| Fined £1 and 18s costs for
assaulting a policeman - Saturday 4th September 1858. See opposite. |
| Saturday 4th December 1858 - Fine of £1
and 14s costs for having house open at 11:30 a.m. on the previous
Sunday. Police-constable Garrod said that there were three men in the
house, known thieves who lived by plunder in the city, there was
evidence of drinking having taken place. |
| Saturday 9th April 1864 -
Committed to trial for receiving a side of pork, stolen from the
slaughter-house of James Fuller. |
| JOHN ARMES |
by 1868 |
| LYDIA ARMES |
06.03.1875 |
JOHN ALLEN
& carter
Died Q4 1893 - age 56 |
11.10.1879 - 1893 |
| MARGARET ALLEN |
from 1893 |
Mrs MARGARET WHITTAKER
(Married Charles Whittaker Q4 1896) |
by 1897 |
| JOHN JAMES KING |
16.11.1901 |
| ARTHUR SANDELL |
01.1903 |
| HARRY HENRY SMITH |
21.11.1903 |
| CATHERINE HANNAH SMITH |
11.02.1915 |
| HARRY HENRY SMITH |
13.05.1919 |
| CATHERINE HANNAH SMITH |
06.10.1942 |
| JOHN SYDNEY THOMPSON |
19.08.1947 |
| ALBERT HENRY CAWDRON |
18.11.1952 |
| KENNETH JAMES EDWARDS |
08.04.1958 |
ERNEST FREDERICK NORMAN LUNN
(Brewery representative) |
09.02.1960 |
Following a few days' illness, John Burrows, aged 51, died on
Wednesday 24th May 1837.
His wife, apparently in good health, so alarmed at the sudden loss,
became ill and died on Wednesday 31st May 1837
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The NORWICH & NORFOLK ARMS 1830.
NORFOLK ARMS 1836, 1850, 1856,
1929, 1933
The NORWICH ARMS 1904
On the morning of 22nd August 1858 Sergeant Ireland and Constable Brown
went to the house in search of a person called Graver. The house was
closed and it took a full twenty minutes before licensee Burroughs
answered the door. Announcing his reason for attending the house, Ireland
was told that Graver was not there and Burroughs would see the
magistrates and the police dead before he would open his door.
Eventually letting in the police, it was then threatened that if Ireland
went upstairs he would have his head broken with the wooden bar that
Burroughs (Burrows) held in his hand. As Ireland got on the stairs he
was pilled back and assaulted. After a search, Graver was found hiding in
a closet but it was the licensee's son who stated the he had secreted
Graver in and his father had no knowledge.
Before the magistrates on Saturday 4th September 1858, Mr Burroughes was
fined a total of 38 shillings, including costs.
Advertised July 1876 - to be Sold by Auction in
August.
Described as situated in Sprowston, within a 25 minute walk of the
Market Place. A Fully-licensed Freehold Public House.
Closed 1958 - Licence held by S&P
licence not renewed February 1964
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