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| THOMAS
BLANCHFLOWER |
1789 |
| JAMES
WOLHAM |
1794 |
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| WILLIAM LEGGETT |
1812 |
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JAMES STUBBINGS
age 50 in 1841 |
1836 - 1849 |
JEFFERY WARREN
age 29 in 1851
& wheelwright & farmer 5 acres
& farmer 8 acres 1871- age 48 |
1850 - 1883 |
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Fine 5s with 8s costs for selling out of hours June 1851 |
JOHN STIBBON
age 40 in 1891 |
1883 - 1894 |
Wednesday, 7th January 1885 - Fine
of 5s and 11s costs for permitting gaming in his house, 29th November
1884.
See opposite. |
HENRY STUBBINGS
age 53 in 1901 |
1895 - 1903 |
HASHABIAH STURMAN
(as Licence Register)
also given as Hash, Hashbiah or Hashabrah Sturman
age 43 in 1911 |
1904 to 1957 |
| REGINALD NORMAN FEEK |
21.06.1957 |
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For Sale by Private Contract September, October & November 1812.
With Out-buildings, Yard and Garden; also good arable Land, altogether
6A 5P.
Named in deeds of Swaffham Brewery dated 1813 - 1849.
Freehold Property For Sale by Auction Wednesday, 28th February 1849.
With Stable and other convenient Out-buildings, Garden and Two
Inclosures of Arable Land called Crown Field and Further Field,
respectively, containing Six Acres.
In the occupation of James Stubbings.
Jeffery Warren was charged by P.C. Houghton of a breach of his licence by
having his house open during Divine Service and permitting gambling therein.
The offence taking place on Sunday 21st June 1851.
Being a first offence the fine was 5 shillings with 8 shillings costs.
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On 29th November 1884, p.c. Bailey
discovered two men playing a game of chance with
innkeeper, John Stibbon. The game consisted of "rattling three
sixpences in a glass and turning them out on the table, the
object being to see who would win a rabbit, value 1s 6d.". Mr.
Stibbon only receiving 1s. for the prize. |
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A Pigeon Match took place here, Boxing
Day 1895. The prizes being a fat pig and a turkey.
There was a good supply of pigeons and sparrows. |
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Licence removed to the BLACK HORSE, Watton
4th May 1960 |
