| Licensees : |
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ALBERT WADE
(Butcher only 1865) |
by 01. 1866 - *1868 |
| Summoned Tuesday 30th January 1866
for on 17th January, buying three pigs from Hopton, Suffolk, and taking
them to Garboldisham, contrary to order in council and notice issued by
the Justices. Fine of £1. |
JONATHAN BANHAM
& coal merchant
age 49 in 1871
Died second quarter of 1889 |
31.08.1869 - 1888 |
| Fine and costs to a total of £5 13s 6d
on Tuesday 19th July 1881 for harbouring police constable Josiah Cook,
who had gone absent from duty on 20th June. The constable was found the
next day, in an upstairs cupboard, concealed amongst some straw. |
| Mrs MARIA BANHAM |
1890 |
GABRIEL HUNT
age 32 in 1891 |
1891 - 1900 |
JOSEPH FRENCH
age 51 in 1901 |
1901 - 1904 |
BERTIE JAMES FROST
See opposite |
1908 to 1911 |
| CHARLES MOORE |
1912 |
| Mrs ETHEL JERMY |
1916 - 1922 |
HERBERT FOUNTAIN
& wife Florence |
1922 - 1925 |
| EDWARD
ROWLAND PRETTY |
1925
to closure 1927 ? |
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c1925 - with the sign of the George Inn to the right.
On Monday 6th March 1911, Bertie Frost was granted the
licence of the Crown Hotel. Messrs. Bullards had objected to the
transfer since they had issued him with a notice to quit the Prince of
Wales, but his notice would not expire until April. Mr. Frost said he
would leave his mother-in-law, Mrs. French in charge of the Prince of
Wales whilst he held both licenses and would see that both houses were
properly conducted. Messrs. Lacon supported the application, which was
granted.
Referred for Compensation 24.12.1927
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