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MILL TAVERN NEW CATTON Catton
Norwich
2 MILLERS LANE
 ANGEL ROAD		 ST CLEMENT WITHOUT FULL LICENCE CLOSED 2005
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 to PS 1/8/4 (1867 to 1965)
STEWARD & PATTESON Freehold owned by Steward, Patteson & Steward as document covering the period 1837 / 1851
WATNEY MANN
COURAGE from 02.02.1972
ADNAMS To 2002
FREE TRADE Roger Aspland - From 16th May 2002
Licensees :
JOSEPH STRUTT 1830 - 1836
ROBERT HEWIT
according to Robson		 1839
WILLIAM WARNER
according to Pigot		 1839
JOHN CANN 1842 - 1845
WATLING CANN 1845
JOHN CANN 1850
ROBERT POINTER
age 25 in 1851
& cow keeper		 1851 - 1854
CHARLES DOVER 1856 - 1858
WILLIAM BAKER 1859
ELIZABETH BAKER
householder - age 25		 1861
WILLIAM ALDIS 1863
ROBERT GOTTS 1867 - 1868
JOSEPH BUGG
age 33 in 1871		 07.07.1868
Accused Wednesday 7th August 1872 of selling beer at unlawful hours on Sunday 4th August. Two men had been seen drinking in the house between 10 and 11 in the morning. On Thursday 8th August the Bench did not believe the evidence given by one of the men and claimed `he had been tampered with' . Mr. Bugg was fined £1 and costs of 14s 6d, or in default on month.
WILLIAM BELL
(died Q2 1873  - age 42)		 22.10.1872
SARAH BELL
(died Q1 1879 - age 56)		 05.08.1873
WILLIAM POOLEY
age 54 in 1891		 08.11.1877
WILLIAM DERISLEY 09.08.1898
EDWARD VOTIER
age 48 in 1895		 10.10.1900
Convicted 20.07.1907 of selling to a drunken person.
Fine 10/- plus 8/- costs or 7 days detention.
FRANCIS VOTIER 21.06.1921
ALFRED CARVER 18.10.1932
ALFRED EDWARD PAYNE 02.01.1951
LOUIS BERTIE GIRLING 03.06.1969
HUGH DAVID GAMBLE 15.10.1974
KEITH ANTHONY COX 1976
JOHN EDWARD HARRIS 18.03.1980
PETER SMITH &
AMANDA HIPPERSON		 07.07.1992
GEOFFREY PAYNE &
JANET PAYNE		 28.09.1993
KEITH EDWARDS &
DAVID BRIDGER		 11.04.1995
NIGEL BROWNE 17.12.1996
GEOFFREY HARRISON &
ANGELA PLUME		 12.05.1998
IAN BISHOP &
JAQUELINE DENTON		 14.11.2000
JACQUELINE DENTON to 29.03. 2001
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28.07.1996
1996

A very complete Public House, known by the sign of the MILL TAVERN, with a Cottage, situated in the Catton Back Road, to be Sold by Auction, Thursday 1st June 1820.


As the WINDMILL 1834, 1839 to 1877

(See WINDMILLS - Sprowston)

The inquest into the death of John Smith was held here Thursday 21st August 1834. His death was `occasioned by taking opium, whilst labouring under temporary derangement - Verdict accordingly.'

Landlady Jacqueline Denton was found on the premises 25th March 2001, having been murdered. Her assailant received life imprisonment.

Application to convert into flats made during Autumn 2004.



William Pooley jug. Roger Kent
Jug bearing the name
William Pooley, (1877 - 1898)
Thanks to Roger Kent
  The Norwich Pub Survey of 1986, compiled by the Norwich Society, in association with Norwich City Council, assessed the house:-  
 
Approx date of building Listed Quality Pre-war fittings surviving
External Internal
Mid 19th C No 3 5 No
Bar, snug and smoke room knocked into one within the last ten years..
Adjoining cottage knocked through to extend lounge area.
Some etched glass saying `S&P'.
Friendly local pub.
Active Bowls and Angling Clubs.