| Licensees : |
| - |
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| Ө |
HENRY BALLS |
1744 - 1785 |
| SARAH BALLS |
1785 - 1789 |
| JOHN PYE |
1790 - 1794 |
| Ө |
ROBERT CLARKE |
- 1799 |
| - |
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WILLIAM TAYLOR
& farmer 23 acres
Died Q4 1873 - Age 85 |
1836 - 1872 |
WILLIAM GOSTLING
& farmer 30 acres
Died Q1 1885 - age 63 |
1875 - 1885 |
Mrs EMILY GOSTLING
(Died September 1917 - age 94) |
1885 - 1896 |
| WILLIAM MITCHELL |
1900 |
| (Licence transfer dated 17th
July 1900 to unknown recipient. -
Possibly to Mr. Barton) |
JOHN BARTON
Age 41 in 1901 |
1901 - 1904 |
GEORGE KING
Age 65 in 1911 |
1908 - 1912 |
| WILLIAM RUST |
1916 to 1925 |
| BENJAMIN RICE |
13.10.1925 |
| ROBERT FRANCIS |
01.03.1927 |
| GEORGE JAMES FELTHAM |
11.10.1927 |
FREDERICK PYE
Died March 1938 - age 67 |
13.04.1937 |
FREDERICK WILLIAM THORPE
(Died June 1952 - age 86) |
12.04.1938 |
| ELLIOTT C SMITH |
06.02.1940 |
| EDWARD BONING |
14.05.1940 |
| HERBERT
WHITE |
22.06.1943 |
| JOSEPHINE
WHITE |
13.02.1945 |
| JOHN
CHARLES COLMAN |
08.04.1947 |
J F NEVE
Brewery Representative |
11.02.1969 |
|
Appears on Bryant's 1826 map.
Location as Great Hautbois in 1846.
John Prime, labourer of Horstead was charged at the Petty Sessions of 14th
February 1920 of consuming certain intoxicating liquor on the premises at
such hours as prohibited by the Order made by the Central Control Board (Liquor Traffic) under the Defence Of The Realm Regulations. He had been
found by the police drinking in the Adam & Eve after hours on the 6th
February. Deputy Chief Constable Welcome William Basham informed the court
of the matter.
It seems Mr Prime was fined 10/-.
The licensee, William Rust, suffered a fine of £5
Morgans sales 1960 were :-
130 barrels of beer,
17 spirits. (gallons)
Closed 13th January 1969 according to Bullards records,
but the Licence Registers state closed and sold 16th January 1970 and
licence not renewed 10th February 1970. |
