| Licensees : |
| - |
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| Ө |
JOHN HUGGINS |
c1781 |
| ANN HUGGINS |
c1782 - 1789 |
| HENRY Goggle
(?) |
1790 - 1796 |
| Ө |
ABRAHAM TAYLOR |
1798 - 1799 |
| MATTHEW PURLAND |
1808 |
| ? |
1819 |
| - |
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| SAMUEL LIMMER |
1822 - 1830 |
| JOHN LIMMER |
1836 |
EPHRAIM
ALLEN
according to Pigot |
1839 |
WILLIAM
POWELL
according to Robson |
1839 |
HENRY TUCK
age 50 |
1841 |
JOHN HOPKINS
age 45 in 1851 |
1845 - 1851 |
| unoccupied |
1854 |
| FRANCIS
WORDINGHAM |
1856 |
| ROBERT MACK |
1858 |
| JAMES CROWE |
1864 |
| RICHARD CROWE |
1866 - 1872 |
WILLIAM
BARNEY
Died 31st August 1875 - age 56 |
1875 |
| HANNAH BARNEY |
to 12.1876 |
| JOHN LEGGATT |
09.12.1876 - 1888 |
| GEORGE WILLIAM JACOB |
19.10.1889 |
FREDERICK WESTCOTT
& coal dealer |
04.04.1892 |
JOHN H. FARROW
& butcher |
28.06.1897
to closure? |
| Monday, 7th February 1904 - Fine of
£1 and costs for driving a horse and cart without a light on 22nd
February. |
| August 1916 - Fine of 1s and costs
for allowing a bright light to show from a kitchen window. Mr. Farrow
said he thought the window had been covered by a rug, but it was only a
thin blind. |
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Offered for sale 6th March 1819 as the ANGEL.
Lot 8 in sale which included 6 other licensed houses about the county.
Steward & Patteson first appear in the Licence Register 1898.
William Tuck's Coach left for Norwich every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday at 7.00am, according to 1830 timetable.
William Barney died 31st August 1875 following
injuries sustained by being knocked down whilst putting harness upon a
young mare he was breaking in.
John Leggatt, who gained the licence December 1876 was previously
Drill-instructor to the No. 1 Company, 3rd Norfolk Rifle Volunteers.
Mr. John H. Farrow was found guilty, on Monday 7th February 1904, of driving
a horse and cart on the 22nd February without a light.
Mr. Farrow explained that the light had gone out when he was a few yards
from his door, but he was fined 1s and costs.
Licence referred for Compensation 7th March 1930.
Licence extinct 31st December 1930.
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