c1905
For Sale, Thursday, 20th August 1807.
With kitchen, parlour, bar, pantry, cellar, five sleeping rooms and an
excellent cellar.......... Also two lots of Arable Land, 3 acres of
which being allotted to the Robin Hood under the Cressingham Inclosure
Act and 6 roods allotted to a Cottage in the occupation of John
Stubbins.
Offered for sale 15th April 1808.
Listed as ROBIN HOOD & LITTLE JOHN in
deeds dated March 1820 when conveyed from Cornelius P Herbert to George Hogg and Thomas
Allen.
When Mr. William applied for the licence, Wednesday 5th August 1908,
he disclosed that he was an Estate Carpenter and that he would
generally be in the house for meals and after five o'clock.
He was reminded by the Chairman that the licensee must be careful not
to put too much responsibility on his wife for the running of the
house.
Sales of 82 barrels reported at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P,
29th May 1962.
No change recommended.
Premises closed April 1965 and the licence was not renewed.
