House described in Steward & Patteson records 137 & 1838.
On Tuesday 19th February 1839, Henry Medlar was
convicted on the information of Mr. Fish, Churchwarden of Hevingham, in
the full penalty of £10 and costs, for having on the evening of Sunday
10th February, wilfully and knowingly permitting drunkenness and other
disorderly conduct in his house, contrary to the tenor of his licence;
this being his second offence. £5, half the penalty, was awarded to Mr.
Fish who expressed his intention to contribute the same to the parish
subscription for purchasing coals for the poor of Hevingham.
