| Licensees : |
| - |
|
THOMAS EDMUNDS
(Died Q1 1840) |
1836 |
JAMES WHISTLER
age 30 in 1851
Died Q2 1852 |
1839 - 1851 |
JOHN WHISTLER
& harbour master
(Died Q1 1854 ?) |
1854 |
ELIJAH SOUTHERLAND
& brewer
Age 34 in 1861 |
*1856 - 1868 |
| GEORGE
SOUTHERLAND |
*1869 |
ROBERT SKIPPER
& fisherman
Age 37 in 1871 |
1871 - 1872 |
ROBERT PEAL
(Robert Peel 1875) |
*1875 -
1877 |
WILLIAM
LARGE
Age 47 IN 1881 |
*1879 -
1881 |
HENRY BUNKLE
& Rabbit dealer |
1883 - 1888 |
| THOMAS LARGE |
1889 |
THOMAS LOOSE
& fisherman
Age 68 in 1891 |
from 1890 - 1896 |
ROBERT HARVEY
Age 49 in 1901 |
1900 - 1904 |
THOMAS
WILLIAM LARGE
& coal merchant
Age 50 in 1911
(Died Q4 1948) |
1908 - 1916 |
|
Late 17thC building.
Elijah Southerland, aged 26 and a publican, appeared on bail Monday
`10th November 1856 having been charged of stealing about five stone of
carrots from a field in Brancaster, on the night of 29th October, the property of Richard Sands.
He refused to be tried in the petty sessions and so was committed to
trial at the next Walsingham Quarter Sessions.
31st January 1863 - Elijah Sutherland, publican and brewer, a person of
good circumstances, and the owner of several houses was charged of
stealing 1¾ pecks of peas, on the 1st January, the property of
publican John Bunkell of Burnham Deepdale. He elected to be tried by the
bench and was committed to Norwich castle for two months.
Lease to Bullards not renewed 11.10.1917
Known as Dial House after closure |
