| Licensees : |
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|
JOHN LARK
age 53 in 1851 |
*1836 - 1865 |
| Fine of £1 8s and 12s costs
for keeping his house open for the sale of beer, at 12 o'clock on Sunday
6th May 1855 |
HENRY FAIRWEATHER
age 29 in 1871 |
09.1866 - 1881 |
| Friday 2nd November 1866 :
Fine of 1s plus costs of 7s 6d for deficient measures. See opposite. |
| JAMES
NICHOLSON |
*1883 |
| WILLIAM
MOORE |
1887 |
WILLIAM JONES
age 57 in 1891 |
1888 - 1894 |
| FREDERICK WILLIAM WARNES |
26.10.1894 |
| GEORGE BURGESS |
1896 |
GEORGE SECKER
age 43 in 1901 |
by 1900 |
| SOPHIA SECKER |
07.04.1933 |
| RIBERA GASKIN |
25.05.1945 |
| FRANCIS NORMAN ALEXANDER
SKINNER |
06.07.1945 |
| GORDON CHARLES BLANCHFLOWER |
12.03.1954 |
| ROBERT
BULLEN |
23.05.1969 |
| MAURICE
STANLEY FISH |
10.10.1969 |
| PATRICK ROY
TIMMS |
21.11.1969 |
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|
| SEAN LENDERYOU |
to 2005 |
| MARK FRYER |
29.05.2005 |
|
October 2001
In court November 1866, Henry Fairweather
was charged with having a earthenware jug, purported to hold one quart,
but really deficient of a quarter of a pint. In defence Mr. Fairweather
said that he had only taken on the house at Michaelmas and was not aware
that his predecessor had left a deficient measure.
WHEELWRIGHTS ARMS 1868.
Offered for sale 21st August 1880.
Then in the occupation of William Cann & Co
at a rent of £42 per annum. Comprising:-
Red brick and tile messuage containing, Kitchen, 2 Sitting Rooms, Back Kitchen, Wash
House, Cellar, Dairy, Pantry, 4 Bedrooms; A brick & tiled Barn, Stable, Cow House,
Piggeries & Yards : Also 1 Acre 9 Perches of land. Purchased by the Brewer, Mr. Ernest
Stammers of East Dereham for the sum of £570.
Objection to the renewal of licence was made on Friday 16th February
1906.
Closure proposed at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward &
Patteson 29th May 1962. Not agreed.
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