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Licensees : |
| JAMES CRITTLE |
04.09.1850 |
JOHN BUNTON (?)
age 33 in 1851
(As John Burton in 1854 -
John Banton 1856 & 1858) |
1851 - 1859 |
Monday 15th May 1853 -
Charged of having house open on Sunday 8th May during the hours of
divine service. Mr. Bunton had served a group of men who had arrived by
special cattle train from Carlisle, and had to unload and return
immediately. Some of the men were railway workers who had assisted
offloading.
Case dismissed on payment of 8s 6d. |
| Monday 25th August 1851
- Accused of refusing to admit the police on 14th August. Accepting that
the authorities had the right of admittance, Mr. Bunton paid the costs
of the hearing. |
| JAMES VINCENT |
by 1861 |
| April 1867 - Fine of 6d and 10s 6d costs
for allowing 29 sheep to stray on the highway at Gaywood on 24th March. |
| Monday 30th November 1868 - Ordered to
pay at least 2s 6d per week for the maintenance of his mother, who had
become chargeable to the Board of Guardians of the Docking Union. Also
to pay costs of £2 0s 11d. |
| Monday 13th June 1870 - Paid a fine of
5s and 1s costs having been accused of striking his under-groom, Edward
Hodson, across the back with a stick. Mr. Vincent said he had lost his
temper when Hodson had told him a lie. |
| SARAH VINCENT |
26.11.1877 |
| CHARLES T. IVES |
13.02.1888 |
| JOHN AUGUSTUS JOHNSON |
09.04.1888 |
| GEORGE LAINSON HART |
12.01.1903 |
| THOMAS CAMPBELL |
28.01.1907 |
| HUBERT WILLIAM FINBOW |
07.07.1919 |
| WARWICK MAJOR |
06.10.1924 |
| HENRY ALBERT JAMES WILLIAMS |
04.10.1926 |
| LILLIAN WILLIAMS |
06.07.1931 |
| MAURICE HERBERT JAMES BOTWELL |
01.01.1934 |
| ERNEST REDWIN |
04.01.1937 |
| Convicted
09.01.1939 of selling out of hours - Fine 10/- |
| EDITH ELIZABETH REDWIN |
03.03.1941 |
| ERIC HERBERT FREEMAN |
07.07.1941 |
| LANCELOT HALE |
02.02.1948 |
| NORMAN CHARLES DAVIES |
05.01.1953 |
| SIDNEY WELHAM |
04.07.1955 |
| ARNOLD EDGAR GERHARDT |
02.07.1956 |
| CEDRIC McGEORGE COCKERILL |
09.12.1963 |
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The East Anglian Railway arrived at Kings Lynn in 1846.
Market Day extension granted 1956.
The Property of the Bankrupt, John Banton, was to be Sold by Auction
Thursday, 29th April 1858.
The sale being Household Furniture and Stock-in-trade of Wine,
Spirits and Cigars.
To include,
9½
dozen fine Port Wine, 12 dozen Sherry, 14 bottles Champagne, 18½
dozen Pints of porter, 16 bottles Ginger Brandy, 3 bottles
Peppermint, 8 Shrub, 1½ gallons Spirits of Wine, 1 keg Black
Beer, 4 gallons Jersey Brandy, hogshead Vinegar, hogshead Cyder, 9
gallons Cyder, also beds, bedding, glass, china Pewter Measures and
all other Effects
Closed & for sale 10.1996.
Refurbishment work being carried out September 2001.
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