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William Dungay of Denver, carpenter and wheelwright, was adjudged to be bankrupt, 7th October 1867. It was reported 22nd February 1868 that the bankrupt William Dungay had been a blacksmith at Denver and then came to Downham to run the Rampant Horse, "for a time" before returning to Denver. His bankruptcy was confirmed 11th May 1868. |
c1905 For Sale by Auction Friday 6th October 1848. The property of Richard Hopkins, brewer, retiring from business. An excellent and well-accustomed house with Yard, Garden, Offices and Four Stables. As at Regent Street 1854, 1863 & 1864 Offered To Let, December 1898 and again February 1899, by George William Mills, The Brewery, Downham. (Occupation from Lady Day, 25th March)
Licence transferred to
GREAT EASTERN
05.04.1946 |