| Licensees : |
| - |
|
JOSEPH
BROWNE
Died approx April 1780 |
1780 |
Mrs
ANN SPRINGTHORPE
Died May 1794 |
to 1794 |
JACOB WATSON
(Previously at Popinjay, Norwich) |
from August 1794 |
| THOMAS NEVE |
by October
1802 |
STEPHEN BUTTLE
(died Q4 1852 ?) |
1836 |
JOHN BURRELL
age 40 in 1841 |
1839 - 1841 |
GEORGE GRAY
& shopkeeper |
1845 - 1846 |
WILLIAM BROWNSELL
age 25 in 1851 |
1850 - *1851 |
| ROBERT LOWE |
1854 |
| WILLIAM
BROWNSELL |
1856 |
JOHN IVES
age 74 in 1861 |
1858 - 1861 |
| Mrs
ELIZABETH BURRELL |
1862 - 1863 |
WILLIAM FEEK
& horsebreaker |
1863 - 1865 |
JOHN PRATT
Agent for Oil & Cale, Manures, Coal & Coke, Beer Wholesale
and Barge Owner
(Died 10th February 1868 - age 50) |
1867 - 1868 |
| Mrs MARY PRATT |
1869 - 1877 |
| EDWARD FULLER |
1879 |
FREDERICK JOHN PAYNE
age 30 in 1881 |
1881 - 1883 |
GEORGE SARGENT
age 56 in 1891 |
1888 - 1892 |
HERBERT JOHN BULLETT
(Buller ?)
age 35 in 1901 |
18.02.1896 - 1901 |
| HERBERT GARRARD |
1904 |
| LEONARD ARCHIE ROBERTS |
1908 - 1916 |
21st February 1911 - Convicted, but not
fined, for conducting a lottery based upon the half time and full time
scores of Norwich City football matches. Ordered to pay costs of 15s.
See NEW
INN |
| ALBERT HARMER |
1922 to 1928 |
| BLANCHE MARIA HARMER |
10.04.1928 |
| DONALD PAGE |
14.11.1933 |
| RALPH
GORDON CRISP |
14.11.1961 |
| JAMES
FREDERICK EARL |
06.12.1966 |
| PAT & ROY CHAPMAN |
by 1974 |
| - |
|
| SUE & KEVIN GARDNER |
by 02.1997 |
| - |
|
| KEVIN
GARDNER |
by 2012 |
WILL & SAM HEUTSON +
DAVE POTTER |
05.2023 |
The funeral of John Pratt took place on Thursday 20th February 1868.
He was described as P.G. of the Coltishall Lodge of Odd Fellows of
the Manchester Unity. About sixty members of the Brethren attended
to pay their respects to one who had been one of the most active,
useful and esteemed members.
|
c1920
1990
Offered to Let (due to death of tenant Joseph Browne) and entered upon
immediately, 22nd April 1780. `In full Trade with extensive Stabling and
suitable Accommodations. Apply to Mr. Ives Brewing Office in Coltishall.'
In 1795 the house hosted the inaugural dinner of the South Erpingham
Association for Prosecuting Stealers of Horses, Neat Beasts, Hogs, Pigs, Sheep, Lambs,
Poultry, Wood, Gates, Stiles, Irons, Corn & Grain, etc.
Lot no. 2 in sale by auction 21st May 1796.
`Complete with Coach Houses, Stables, Outhouses, Yard and Appurtenances thereto belonging
- Also a Small Cottage adjoining - All Freehold'
~
Having taken on the KINGS HEAD, complete with household furniture and
Brewing Utensils, Thomas Neve held an auction at the house on Monday 25th
October 1802 in order to sell his own furniture and equipment which included
4 beds and bedding, chairs, tables eight-day clock, bath and other stoves,
looking glass, brewing copper of 40 gallons, mash tub, beer casks, a
pony....etc.
~
Coltishall Subscription Ball held in the New Rooms on Wednesday 2nd November
1803.
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Lot no 28 in sale by
auction 14th to 17th September 1841.
Sold to the tenant, Mr. Burrell for the sum of £810.
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Advertised 14th June 1862, To be Sold, with Immediate Possession.
Inquire of Mrs. E. Burrell, at the House, of of Mr. j. Goodwin, Esq.,
Solicitor, Willow Lane, Norwich.
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A Bullards representative wrote to the area Licensed Property Valuer
2nd August 1963 - "Further to your visit to this office on Wednesday of
this week, I have seen the licensee this morning and he is quite happy
for your suggested new gross figure of £180 p.a. ...." |
