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Licensees : |
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| JOSHUA MIDDLETON |
1794 - October 1812 |
| HENRY COE |
c1815 |
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GEORGE WITHERS
& cattle dealer |
1832 - 1837 |
ROBERT EMERSON
& bricklayer |
*1845 - 1846 |
| ROBERT HOWES (45) |
1851 |
EDWARD PALMER
Age 59 in 1861 |
1854 - 1861 |
| Mrs SARAH PALMER |
1863 - 1865 |
JAMES EAGLE
& carrier |
1868 - 1888 |
| JOHN MASON |
1890 - 1892 |
| GEORGE FITZHUGH |
*1896 - *1908 |
| GEORGE CHATER |
1912 - 1916 |
| HERBERT RICHARD GAZE |
1922 to 1944 |
| Fine 02.11.1931 of 2/- plus
6d costs for selling out of hours |
| HERBERT WILLIAM GAZE |
30.10.1944 |
| FRANK & DORIS SKEET |
22.10.1945
to 1971 |
| PHIL & PEGGY WARWICK |
1972 -1983 |
| ERIC & BETTY HALLS |
10.1983 |
ROGER & JULIE HASSLE
Went to Downham Cock |
09.1987 - 06.1986 |
| BILL ROBB |
here 12.1986 |
GRAHAM & SUE EVES
managers |
1992 |
| JACKIE SAMPSON |
by 1996 to May 1998 |
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| PAUL & SARAH SYKES |
2007 |
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| TIFFANY TURNER |
by 2024 |
May 1985, offering :-
Lunches & Evening Meals.
Bar Snacks always available.
S&P Bitter.
Yorkshire Bitter.
Norwich Mild.
Norwich Bitter.
Carlsberg Lager.
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1912
For Sale by Auction Saturday 11th July 1812.
In the occupation of Joshua Middleton with Notice to Quit Michaelmas
1812.
Offered to be sold by Auction Wednesday the 30th day of August 1815 upon
the premises at four o'clock in the afternoon...
`ALL that capital and well accustomed Public House called Newton
GEORGE situate at Newton
within a short distance from Castleacre, comprising two parlours,
kitchen, wash-house, and back house, five bedrooms and good attics with
excellent cellars, capital brewing office, granary, barn, hay houses,
and stabling for fourteen horses with every necessary appendage for the
business, and several enclosures of excellent land, containing together
twelve acres.
The premises are in good repair and possess a flourishing trade and
possession may be had immediately.'
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The creditors of Henry Coe were advised 2nd March 1816 that they would
receive 5s 6d in the pound, on their respective debts.
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Described as commodious and well-accustomed, with complete
Brewing office, good cellars, granary, barn, stables, and every
requisite outbuilding adjoining, all in good repair, and in great part,
new built, together with several Inclosures of excellent Land,
altogether about 12 acres, when offered for sale June 1822.
Sale of the premises, scheduled for Wednesday 19th June 1822, was
postponed until further notice, as reported in the Norfolk Chronicle of
15th June 1822.
Appears on Bryant's 1826 map.
General Fitzroy's beagles were to meet here Friday 27th December 1827.
For Sale by Auction Wednesday 21st August 1839 with about 14A. 1R. 0P of
excellent arable and pasture land.
Lot No. 11 in a sale of properties held Wednesday 17th October 1860.
(Sale held at the Ostrich Inn, Castle Acre)
A well-known old-established Inn containing arched Cellars and
convenient Rooms, Chambers and Offices.
A total of 8A.1R. 24P. including Pasture and Arable Land.
Also Right of Common over the extensive Waste Lands in the Parish of
Newton.
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All the Live and Dead Farming Stock, Household Furniture and other
Effects of Mr. James Eagle were to be Sold by Auction Thursday 30th
September 1869, since he was leaving the Inn. <However it seems he
changed his plans>
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Listed as a beerhouse 1912.
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The house was burgled overnight on about Thursday 13th November 1986.
Hundreds of pounds were said to be taken.
Observed to be closed July 2014........
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