Licensees :
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MINNS PAYNE age 58 in 1851 & proprietor of houses.	1844 - 1851
(THOMAS BOYCE in residence)	(1847 - 1860)
DAVID RAWLING age 26 in 1857	1855 - 1857
Friday 12th January 1855 - Fine of £1 6s 6d and 13s 6d costs for selling beer on the morning of Sunday 7th January. Rawling was warned not to repeat the offence.
Friday 11th May 1855 - Fine of £2 8s and 12s costs for having house open at unlawful hours, five minutes to twelve, Sunday 6th May 1855. A second offence within six months.
Acquitted Wednesday 1st July 1857 of possessing goods knowing them to be stolen. (Eight stones weight of pollard had been discovered on his premises)
Acquitted October 1857 of feloniously receiving, on 12th May 1857, four stones weight of oil cake from Charles Secker, .
MINNS PAYNE age 66 in 1861	1858 - 1861
MILES RICHES	1863 - 1869
Fine of 10s and 11s costs for allowing persons to drink on the premises during church hours on Sunday 15th February 1863
Fine of £1 and 11s costs on Friday 22nd March 1867 - See opposite.
WILLIAM FITT (At SWAN by 1871)	05.11.1869
JAMES DARBY age 37 in 1871	1871 - 1877
WILLIAM COPEMAN age 36 in 1881	1879 - 1888
SAMUEL DAVIDSON age 48 in 1891	12.10.1888  - 1892
WILLIAM BIRD Licence confirmed 4th November 1892	14.10.1892 - 1894
ISAAC JACOBS Temporary licence awarded 26.10.1894 until next licensing day.	1894
SAMUEL SYMONDS age 64 in 1901	1896 to 1907
ROBERT SKELTON	17.05.1907
WILLIAM HUTSON	27.11.1908
FRANCIS WARREN	26.05.1911
Fine 16/- plus 4/- costs or 16 days detention imposed 28.06.1912 for permitting drunkenness.
FREDERICK PERKINS	02.01.1925
SIDNEY HEAD	14.10.1927
LESLIE ROGER HEAD	05.07.1957
ANDREW JOHN HARDY	22.05.1970

Listed under Dereham in Licence Registers.
As at Toftwood or Toftwood Common 1865, 1875, 1883, 1888, 1904 & 1937.

Licensee Miles Riches was found guilty of allowing drinking in his house at illegal hours. The offence had taken place on Sunday 3rd March 1867 and although Mr. Riches offered the excuse that he was away from home at the time, a previous conviction was recorded against him and he was fined £1 and 11s costs.

Objection to the renewal of licence was made on Friday 16th February 1906.

Closure was proposed by S&P but not agreed at meeting with Bullards 29.05.1962.