| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| WILLIAM
BREESE |
1789 - 1790 |
| - |
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| - |
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| - |
|
WILLIAM
NEWTON (38)
Innkeeper - Near Turnpike
(See Crown where W Newton senior is resident) |
*1851 |
Not identified 1854 - 1864
possibly then known as the
THATCHERS ARMS |
| JOHN ROWLAND |
1865 to 1876 |
| AMELIA ROWLAND |
16.12.1876 |
| JOHN LACEY FLAXMAN |
15.12.1877 |
| Fine 10/- plus
17/- costs for selling out of hours 01.12.1877 |
| ANN LACEY FLAXMAN |
16.07.1881 |
| GEORGE DOVE |
09.12.1882 |
JOHN RUDD
age 57 in 1891
(Fanny Rudd was 47) |
27.10.1883 |
| FANNY RUDD |
c1903 to 1905 |
ROBERT WATSON DAINES
Age 41 in 1911 |
03.06.1905 |
| WILLIAM STOKES SYMONDS |
03.06.1911 |
| SAMUEL EDWARDS |
22.11.1913 |
| WALTER NORMAN BURROWS |
06.01.1917 |
| ALICE BURROWS |
1937 |
| CLEMENT PATRICK MAINE |
09.04.1938 |
| HENRY BALL WATLING |
15.10.1938 |
| Two fines each
of £1 for selling out of hours 10.05.1947 |
| MARY ANN WATLING |
13.10.1955 |
|
Recorded in Register of
Blofield, Taverham & Walsham Hundred licensed houses taken 9th September
1789.
Lot No 3 in sale of St Martins Brewery as advertised 11th October 1794 -
given as
WHITE HORSE.
Lot No 10 in sale of John Day's Brewery 9th May 1795 -
Spirit licence granted 2nd September 1865.
Given as WHITE HORSE
1865,
1868, 1871, 1879, 1883, 1888, 1896, 1900 & 1904
The magistrates ordered temporary closure of well of water on the
premises of the White Horse Saturday 1st September 1900. The well was
used for drinking purposes and had been found contaminated with
sewerage. The Inspector of Nuisances reported that one family who had taken water for drinking from the
well had
been afflicted with four cases of diphtheria. Steward & Patteson agreed the well should be closed on a temporary basis.
16 barrels of beer sold in year prior to closure.
Licence removed to
JOLLY FARMERS,
Ormesby - confirmed by Norfolk County Confirming and Compensation Authority 01.05.1957 |
