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| Mrs HOWARD |
1847 |
ROBERT LUSHER
age 37 in 1851 |
1851 - *1868 |
| Ordered to pay costs of 10s 6d on
Saturday 6th December 1856 for having house open after 11 pm on the
previous Sunday. |
JOHN GARNER
age 52 in 1871 |
*1869 - *1872 |
| Accused 7th November 1868 of having
allowed gambling in his house on 14th October. Case adjourned for two
weeks for want of two sureties. |
| JOHN PEARSE
(Purse ?) |
*1875 |
JOHN PURSE
age 49 in 1881 |
*1877 - *1896 |
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Included within Lot No. 1 in sale by order of the Trustees of the late John Morse
Esq.
held 8th & 9th September 1847.
The property included :-
Parlour, 2 Kitchens, Cellar, & 2 Bedrooms - with Yard & Outbuildings
On Monday 28th May 1888, labourer James Thwaites of Swaffham was accused
by Mary Ann Purse of an assault. Thwaites had entered the beerhouse at
between 10 and 11 a.m. on the morning of Tuesday 22nd May in the company
of men named Carter and Row. Thwaites was said to have thrown his beer
to the floor and rushed at Mrs Purse saying that he would cripple her
and even that he would kill her. Mrs. Purse went upstairs until her
husband came home. Thwaites claimed that he was refused service and that
he had gone to the back kitchen to retrieve some money belonging to him.
He denied using such language quoted. He was bound over, with one
surety, for three months.
As the RISING SUN in 1847 & 1891
otherwise as the SUN
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