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| RICHARD
AKERS |
1789 - 1794 |
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MATTHEW BURRELL |
1795 - 1796 |
| RICHARD AKERS |
1798 |
JOHN BELL
Wife died 7th August 1839, then living at Hempstead - Mr. Bell being
formerly publican at the King's Arms)
See below |
1802 - c1810 |
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MATTHEW DAVEY
age 47 in 1851
& bricklayer |
1836 - 1858 |
Mrs MARY MALLETT
Age 45 in 1861 |
*1861 - 1865 |
JOHN TWEEDY
& farmer |
1868 - 1869 |
THOMAS CHARLES GRANGE
(Charles Thomas Grange 1881, 1892 & 1908)
age 60 in 1901 |
1871 - 1909 |
| JOHN SUGGETT GRANGE |
05.07.1909 |
ARTHUR READ
Age 36 in 1911 |
01.05.1911 |
| WILLIAM PEARSON |
01.11.1920 |
| GEORGE RAYNER |
04.05.1925 |
ALFRED ERNEST HENRY LEE
(Died Q1 1963 - age 69) |
03.07.1933 |
CECIL ALBERT HARVEY
(Died Q4 1973 - age 72) |
07.05.1934 |
JOHN LAWTON WYKES
(Died December 1988 - age 85) |
03.11.1947 |
| JOHN WILLIAM LONGSHAW |
02.11.1953 |
CHARLES ALFRED EMBLETON
(Died Q1 1963 - age 64) |
02.07.1956 |
| ALFRED SIEVER SMITH |
07.07.1958 |
| WILLIAM GEORGE WRIGHT |
04.05.1959 |
PERCY FRANK SEYMOUR TURNER
(Died Q2 1963 - age 60) |
13.08.1962 |
| DORIS ANNIE TURNER |
12.08.1963 |
EDGAR ALBERT RICHES
(Licence in effect from 21st November 1963) |
04.11.1963
to closure |
In November 1835, a John Bell, of Binham, was sentenced to Two
Years' imprisonment, with hard labour, for his part in the Bircham
Riot of 29th June 1835.
(Is this the same John Bell as named in 1839 as once being
licensee of the King's Arms?)
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For Sale by Auction Friday 31st December 1802,
including the Tenement adjoining, Barn, Stables, other Outbuildings,
Yards, Garden and three enclosures of Arable and Pasture Land of
Six Acres by estimation. In occupation of John Bell, with a lease, of
which four years would be unexpired by Michaelmas 1803.
At the Norfolk Assizes, August 1825, James Crasp,
labourer, was said to have lived at the King's Arms, Binham for 9 or 10
years (lodger?). He had been feloniously assaulted by two men when
returning from Field Dalling, at about two in the morning, on 17th
April. One of the men was identified by the police as John Ramm, his `highlow'
footwear matching impressions near to where the assault and robbery took
place. Found guilty, the Chief Baron said that he could see no
reasonable hope of mercy being extended and suggested Ramm cast his eyes
forward to another and better world and to make the most of his
remaining time to implore mercy from that source..... The death sentence
was passed upon the prisoner without apparent emotion.
Morgans sales 1960 were 63 barrels of beer and 15 Spirits.
Bullards house when fate discussed at first Joint Committee Meeting of
Bullards and S&P 29th May 1962.
The sales were reported as 56 barrels of beer.
The decision of the Board was awaited.
House ceased trading 22nd July 1964.
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