| Licensees : |
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| - |
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| WILLIAM BRETT |
1831 |
| ........
THIRTLE |
1832 |
WILLIAM PRATT
& farrier |
1836 |
JAMES ROWLAND
& farmer |
1845 - 1860 |
| JOHN LOCKETT |
1861 - 1874 |
| Charged
Monday 31st May 1869 by Inspector Mobbs, of Holt, with having four quart
and three pint measures unjust. Claiming he was unaware he had short
measures in his house, Mr. Lockett was ordered to pay costs of 4s 6d. |
| ROBERT H JEFFRIES |
12.10.1874 |
STEPHEN EVERETT
& farmer |
1875
to 1922 |
| HENRY EDWARD GAY |
27.10.1922 |
| FRANK WILTSHIRE |
24.10.1924 |
| JAMES COOPER |
11.02.1927 |
| GEORGE ALFRED GEE |
16.06.1933 |
| MABEL GEE |
26.06.1942 |
| WALTER FIELDS |
02.05.1958 |
| ALFRED JAMES FAULKES |
01.04.1960
to closure |
| DUDLEY GRIMBLE |
23.07.1971 |
James Rowland married Jane Lawrence, late housekeeper to the Earl of
Orford, on 13th January 1858.
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c1960
Lot 11 in the sale of property, late of Mr. Thomas Colk, of North Walsham.
Sale held Friday 8th June 1832.
Described as a Substantial Double Cottage, used as a Beer-house, together
with a Yard and Garden in the occupation of ....Thirtle. The lot being
Leasehold for the residue of 1000 years, commencing 12th
January 1765.
For Sale by Auction Wednesday, 28th September 1842, the occupier being
about to retire from public-house keeping.
Property comprising a capital Kitchen,, large Back Kitchen, used as a
Bake-office, two Parlours, five Sleeping-rooms, Dairy and an excellent
Cellar for keeping beer. Also Barn, Stables, Cow-houses, Piggeries, Cart
Lodges, &c...
The Household Furniture and other Effects of Mr. Lockett were For Sale by
Auction, Friday, 2nd October 1874. (Sale postponed until Friday, 9th
October)
First appears in Holt Register 6th February 1920.
Bullards when in Holt licence register.
Mentioned in Bullards delivery list c1962.
S&P business report, prepared for Watney Mann, June 1969 stated - `No counter service
and extremely poor toilet facilities'.
Immediate closure was recommended.
This is believed to be Alfred Faulkes
He is about to serve beer the way it should be done -
straight from the wood.
Note the aluminium barrel to the left
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