| Licensees : |
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WILLIAM
RINGER
age 25 |
*1841 |
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| DAVID
PALMER |
*1850 - *1856 |
MICHAEL
KETT
& miller |
1856 - *1858 |
WILLIAM
BRUNTON NEVE
age 45 |
*1861 - 1862 |
SAMUEL REYNOLDS
& miller |
*1863 |
| RICHARDSON BAKER |
*1868 |
| Tuesday
31st March 1868 - Fine of £2 3s, including costs for having his house
open, on 8th February, after 10pm. |
| ? |
1869 |
| HENRY BENNETT |
1870 |
| Tuesday 3rd May 1870 - Accused of having
house open for the sale of beer at prohibited hours on Sunday 13th March
- Case dismissed. |
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David Palmer, (age 46 in 1851) is described from 1851 to 1856 as being a
miller & running a beerhouse.
For sale by auction Friday 12th September 1856 by order of the Executors of
Mr. Thomas Reynolds, deceased.
A Beer-house containing two lower rooms and three upper rooms, wash-house and cellar.
Also Stable, Gig-house, Nine-pin Ground, Garden, &c.
The lot includes a Windmill driving two stones, flour mill, two new sails
and shaft and standing well for trade.
All in occupation of Michael Kett at the annual rent of £20.
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To Let with Immediate Possession March 1862.
Public House with Bake Office and Smock Tower Wind-Mill, driving two pairs
of French Stones.
Apply to W. B. Neve, Besthorpe.
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Henry Bennett applied for licence renewal Tuesday 6th September 1870.
Refused.
Appears on a property inventory of 1871 amongst licensed premises.
Listed as cottage in 1891 and 1894.
In 1861 William Neve is described as a miller & beerhouse.
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