| Licensees : |
WILLIAM WARD
age 50 in 1841 |
1839 -
*1845 |
WILLIAM GAGE
age 63 in 1851 |
*1846 - 1856 |
| Mrs GAGE |
1857 |
JOHN CROWN
(at Punch Bowl from 1877) |
*1858 -
1877 |
ALFRED ANDERSON
& shoemaker
age 30 in 1881
(Went to Punch Bowl) |
1879 - *1888 |
ROBERT WILLIMOTT
(Willimot 1897)
age 42 in 1891
& bricklayer |
1891 - 1897 |
GEORGE BENJAMIN JARRETT
age 49 in 1901
& roadman |
1900 to 1909 |
WILLIAM WATTS
age 67 in 1911
(Died Q3 1921 - age 77) |
15.10.1909 |
| Fine 6/- plus
4/- costs, or 7 day detention for suffering gaming 12.01.1912 |
| Convicted 19.01.1912 of allowing nine-pins to be played
for beer. Unspecified fine plus 10/- costs. |
| WILLIAM JAMES GEORGE POWLEY |
11.04.1919
to closure |
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c1960
Offered for sale by Auction 19th August 1842.
Drawing 40 to 60 Barrels of Ale and Porter in the year; consisting of a
Dwelling-house, Cellar, stable, and large Garden. Copyhold Estate.
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For Sale by Auction Friday, 19th August 1842 - A Capital Beerhouse drawing
50 to 60 barrels of Ale and Porter in the year.
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For Sale by Auction Friday 14th August 1857.
With Stable, Yard and Garden, situate next the Turnpike Road, and fronting
the Gravel Pit. Also a Cottage, the Garden adjoining.
Occupants Mrs. gage and Thomas Cock, at rentals amounting to £20 per annum.
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At the magistrates hearing of Friday 19th January 1912
it was heard that Police Constable Baker had witnessed the playing of
nine-pins, with beer as the prize on 30th December. Mr. Watts was represented by
his wife, who pleaded guilty. This was exactly the same offence as had been
committed at the nearby NEW INN and so the fine was the same. The Chairman
said that should the offence be repeated then the fine would be much
heavier.
As GRAVEL PIT, Dereham in 1937 Kelly's.
Licence not applied for 8th February 1963.
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