| Licensees : |
GEORGE SLIPPER
& smith
& wheelwright
age 34 in 1851
Died Q1 1862 |
*1845 - 1861 |
MARY SLIPPER
& grocer
(age 47 in 1861) |
1862 - 1864 |
HENRY NICHOLS
/ NICHOLLS
(Nickols 1871)
died Q2 1872 - age 42 |
1865 - 1872 |
ROBERT MANTHORPE
& smith
& general shop
age 66 in 1891
Died Q3 1895 |
1875 - 1895 |
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The SHIP in Trade
Directories to at least 1892.
However, recorded as the FRIENDSHIP,
23rd December 1890, when Mark Moore, a soldier of the 9th Regiment, was
charged of an attempted indecent assault upon Ellen, the wife of Joseph
Flatman, following meeting them in the public-house on the evening of
Saturday, 20th December. Moore was remanded in custody to the Quarter
Sessions.
At the Quarter Sessions, Wednesday, 7th January 1891 Mark Moore was
acquitted by the jury and discharged.
On 19th July 1895, Mr. D. Shields of Bullards Brewery, sent a letter to Mr.
W. Foster of Aylsham asking him, should he be in Norwich the following day,
to come in and discuss the outstanding account of Mr. Manthorpe and the
future tenancy and transfer of licence. Should Mr. Foster not be able to
visit on the morrow, then Bullards would come to visit him at his earliest
convenience.
It would appear that the above letter was due to the sudden death of Mr.
Manthorpe and outcome was the transfer of licence to Mrs. Manthorpe on
Tuesday, 20th August 1895.
The license then being recorded as being for the
FRIENDSHIP. |
