| Licensees : |
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DAVID WOODROW
& blacksmith & farmer 12 acres
age 44 in 1881 |
1875 - (1887) |
| Mrs MARY A ELIZABETH
ARNOLD |
1886 |
JAMES BLAZEY
Died April 1890 - age 52. |
*1888 - 1890 |
HENRY BLAZEY
age 24 - Brother of James |
1891 |
| WILLIAM BAKER |
to 1894 |
JESSE GREEN
see panel opposite |
22.10.1894 |
| W LEONARD SELF |
05.11.1894 |
| JESSE GREEN |
1895 - 10.1896 |
| Monday, 18th May 1896 - Paid costs
of £1 9s 6d having been accused of selling to a drunken person. |
DAVID
ARTHUR CHILVERS
& carter
age 56 in 1901 |
*1900 - *1904 |
HARRY MARK
EASTELL
(given as agricultural labourer in 1911) |
*1905 -
1908 |
JOHN GARNER
age 58 in 1911 |
1911 - 1916 |
| Mrs. GARNER |
to 05.1922 |
| GILBERT GEORGE POOLEY |
01.05.1922 |
EDWIN JAMES
TEBBITT
(died Q4 1924 - age 68) |
1922 - 1923 |
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** Mrs M A E Arnold was given notice to quit the Beerhouse by Michaelmas next, Old Style
in notice dated 2nd April 1886, signed by Sarah Ann Woodrow.
H. Whitbread of St
Margaret's
Brewery responded 3rd April 1886, complaining of short notice.
Mrs Sarah Ann Woodrow, wife of David Woodrow, farmer, leased the house
to Mrs Mary Elizabeth Arnold, for a period of 7 years at an annual rent of £38.
The lease documents have an attachment regarding a maintenance clause on the property,
the heading reads
` F R WHITBREAD - BREWERY - NORWICH'
and is signed by F R Whitbread.)
First draft of lease is dated 1st September 1886.
Offered To Let, February 1892 - Apply F.R. Whitbread, St. Margaret's
Brewery.
Again offered To Let, August and September 1894 - Apply F.R. Whitbread, St. Margaret's
Brewery.
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On Saturday 27th October 1894, it was reported that the licence
of the Fox & Hounds had been transferred on Monday 22nd October,
from Mr. W. Baker to Jesse Green.
On Saturday 10th November 1894, it was reported that the licence
of the Fox & Hounds had been transferred on Monday 5th November,
from Mr. W. Baker to W. Leonard Self.
On Saturday, 23rd May 1896, it was reported that Jesse Green had
sold beer to a drunken person. He had only been at the house for
a little over a year, and intended leaving at Michaelmas.
<So it appears that the licence of
Jesse Green was not confirmed at the Licensing Sessions that
followed the October 1894 Petty Sessions. Mr. Self also seems to
have had a very short stay at the Fox & Hounds.> |
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Charles Pearce owned the Crown Brewery, it was the property of COOPER
BROWN & Co by the time of sale to S&P in 1922
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