| Licensees : |
| - |
|
JOHN COOK
age 35 in 1841 |
* 1839 - *
1850 |
ROBERT
BURROUGHES
age 47 |
* 1861 |
WILLIAM BATEMAN
& tailor 1871 - age 46
& wine & spirit merchant |
1868 - 1896 |
JOHN TURNER
age 63 in 1901 |
1900 - 1908 |
ALBERT E SAYER
|
here 05.1911 |
RICHARD JACOB MACKLEY
(Manager for Mr. Pells?) |
1916 |
ARTHUR GEORGE PELLS
(Brewers manager living in Dereham but holding the licence of this
house.) |
09.1916 |
| September 1916 - Fine
of £2 for failing to close his premises to soldiers. The fine would have
been greater since had it had been the manager who had actually
entertained the two solders concerned on 2nd September and not the
licensee. |
| HENRY A SMITH |
1922 - 1929 |
| ARTHUR HENRY STALLARD |
1933 - 1944+ |
| Monday 8th April 1940
- Fine of 2s 6d for displaying a light that could be seen outside. |
| Monday 22nd April
1940 - Fine of 7s 6d for displaying a light on a roofed building,
visible from outside. "I'm sorry, I will see that it does not happen
again". |
| Monday 1st December
1941 - Fine of 15s for displaying a light from an upstairs window, only
screened by a thin yellow curtain. |
| Monday 27th July 1942
- Fine of £1 for driving a car with inefficient brakes on 26th June. |
Monday 25th January
1943 - Fine of £1 for a black-out offence on 2nd January.
(There had been three previous convictions for similar offences) |
| Monday 8th February
1943 - Fine of £2 for a black-out offence on 25th January. |
| Monday 11th December
1944 - Fine of £2 for not keeping accurate record as required by the
1943 Food Rationing Order. |
| Mr. & Mrs. ROLAND JONES |
02.1959 - 1963 |
| GEORGE
& ANNIE ASHFORD |
28.01.1963 - 1973+ |
| Mrs. BRIDGET KERRISON |
here 07.1977 |
JOHN & PAT WARD
(At Royal Hotel from August 1984) |
by 10.1981 - 1983 |
| - |
|
1879 invoice.
