| Licensees : |
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| ELIZABETH
SAVAGE |
1789 - 1799 |
| HENRY RINGWOOD |
1832 - 1836 |
JOHN WHISTLER
age 25 in 1841 |
1839 - 1850 |
JAMES HIGH
senior
(Age 60 in 1851) |
1854 |
WILLIAM SUTHERLAND
& farmer
Age 81 in 1871
Died February 1875 |
1858 - 1875 |
Mrs HARRIET POOLEY
(Daughter of William)
Age 60 in 1881 |
1875 - 1883 |
| ELIZABETH POOLEY |
09.1885 |
JOHN PEEK
previously at the SHIP
Bankruptcy notice published 17th October 1888. |
02.1887 - 1890 |
| Monday, 30th April 1888 - Fine of
10s and costs of 10s 9d for permitting drunkenness in his house, 29th
March. |
Monday, 31st July 1889 - Accused of
allowing a mare to stray on 16th July. Case dismissed since witness did
not appear.
Mr. Peek given as 34 years of age. |
ARTHUR CODMAN DAWSON
Age 32 in 1891 |
by 07.1890 - 1892 |
| Fine of 10s and costs of
13s 4d on Monday 26th October 1891 for having house open at prohibited
hours on the night of 10th October. |
| GEORGE UTTING |
29.08.1892 |
| Mrs. JOHNSON |
1894 |
| JENESON WINTER |
1896 - 1897 |
| JAMES CATCHPOLE |
25.01.1897 |
HENRY SHORT
age 33 in 1901 |
1900 - 1901 |
| HERBERT FARROW |
1904 |
| JOHN RAVEN |
1908 |
ALEXANDER WRIGHT
Committed suicide Thursday, 9th February 1911.
(He was under a three month notice to quit) |
1909 - 02.1911 |
December 1910 - Sued by Susan
Hubbard for unpaid wages amounting to £2 15s for twenty-three weeks
service between 15th March and 15th August. The agreed rate was 5s a
week, of which only £3 had been paid of the £5 15s due.
A counter claim by Mr. Wright of £3 11s 6d for providing drinks
and other articles was dismissed by His Honour since "The amount charged
for drinks in the house was in violation of the Act"
Judgement for Susan Hubbard. |
WILLIAM FRANCIS WRIGHT
Age 45 in 1911 |
1911 - 1912 |
ARTHUR PIGHTLING
(A F Pightling died Q1 1945 - age 69) |
1916 |
ARTHUR HAVERSON
(Died Q2 1947 - age 68) |
1922 - 1933 |
TOM S BETTS
(Died Q2 1958 - age 72) |
1937 |
| ...... MAITLAND |
1944 |
| JACK SMITH |
1946 |
ALBERT FREDERICK WALTON
(Bobby & Fred Walton reported to have died by drowning at Heacham in the
1953 floods) |
by 1949 |
| BENJAMIN FRED BIRD |
28.08.1950 |
FRANK ERNEST
CAMERON COX
Owner since February 1951
(Died Q3 1978 - age 72) |
09.10.1950 |
| CLIVE
ROBERT EDWARD MORTON |
01.04.1974 |
| CLIVE WALTON
(Morton ?) |
1975 |
ALISTER BORTHWICK
(& ELMER KAUP 1984) |
12.11.1979 - 1997 |
| LINDA MURRAY |
01.1998 to 06.2000 |
| GEORGE & JOAN HUMPHREY |
from 06.2000 |
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| JAMES NYE |
December
2008 |
HEATHER
TIDD
(General manager) |
By 2013 |
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A Mid Winters lunchtime 2002. |
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In Smithdon Register taken 13th September 1790.
At the Licensing Sessions Monday 31st August 1885, Superintendent Ward
objected to licence renewal on the grounds that Elizabeth Ward did not
properly conduct business. Upon the promise from Messrs. Bullard and Co.
that the licensee would be replaced, the licence was renewed.
Advertised To Let 5th December 1896, with nine Acres of
Land.
Advertised To Let 24th September and 8th October 1898, with nine Acres of
Land.
Available from Michaelmas 1898.
Apply Bullard & Sons Ltd.
Poster in bar records sale by auction 25th September 1950.
Sold by Mrs R Sutherland & Bullards to Frank Cox for £3200
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May 1985:-
Offering each day a fixed price dinner menu at £9.80 per person.
A warm welcome, log fires and no music. |
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Selling beer at 40p a pint in 1979 and providing a four-course meal
for £6.
By 1997 beer was £1.70 a pint.
Advertised for sale, March 1997.
With 62 cover Restaurant.
Hard Tennis Court.
Freehouse.
£420,000 plus Stock on Evaluation.
Home of the Brancaster Brewery from 2009
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