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It was published 23rd October 1875 that the licence had been transferred from Ross (or Rose) Mann to William Ward. |
c1960 image thanks to the late Geoff Hastings. Edward Bulman is given at the NORFOLK HERO in 1854 and 1856. As the Royal Exchange Hotel 1877 & 1912 Address of 114 Norwich Road in 1891. 132 Norwich Road 1912, 1916, 1922, 1925 & 1933 - Norfolk. Transferred into Cambridgeshire by the 1935 County of Norfolk Review. Before Swaffham Magistrates on Thursday 21st March 1867 it was heard
that labourer Henry Leggett (20) had stolen a copper kettle and 3lbs of
lead on the 11th February, a handkerchief and a brush on the 14th
February and 27lbs of lead pipe on the 1st March, all the property of
publican Edward Bulman, with whom the accused had lodged. See also WALSOKEN |