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THE STREET EARSHAM HUNDRED FULL LICENCE -
EARSHAM LICENCE REGISTERS PS 21/3/1 & PS 21/3/2 (1932 - 1967)
Note : February 1959 to Feb 1964 missing		 The sign - Feb 1998
GELDESTON BREWERY Sold 1858
YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS from 1858
BULLARDS 15.12.1958
WATNEY MANN 1967
BRENT WALKER 1988
PUBMASTER   
PUNCH TAVERNS by 2010
Licensees :
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? 1778
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JAMES ELMER
(Ann Elmer, wife of James, died 31st July 1845 - age 58)		 1836 - 1845
ROBERT BROWN
age 44 in 1851
& corn dealer		 1850 - 1856
HENRY KENT WIER
Age 32 in 1861		 1858 - 1879
Friday 29th January 1864 - Fine of 1s and costs of 17s 6d for an assault on (bankrupt) dealer Benjamin Lane on 15th January 1864. He had put the complainants face against a mirror and asked if he could see an honest face.
Mrs LYDIA WIER
Buried 29th December 1904		 1881 - 1904
ALBERT WIER 1906 to 1933
31.11.1906 - Fine of 10s and 1s costs for receiving a delivery of spirits meant for his uncle. A technical offence of not entering the delivery in his stock book. Clerk's fee would be remitted and other costs of the prosecution disallowed.
LUTHER OLIVER SIDNEY STEVENS
(Also found as Oswald Sidney Luther Stevens when accused November 1934 of permitting drunkenness - Case dismissed)		 06.01.1933
EDWARD HENSHALL 12.11.1937
PETER IAN MALCOLM McMILLAN 26.11.1948
FREDERICK WILLIAM HEARN 09.10.1953
FREDERICK HAROLD BIRD
(A retired Army officer)		 24.06.1955
GEORGE LESLIE QUICK from 07.1976
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TONY & JAN ....... here 08.1985
BRIAN RICHARDSON by 01.1987
PETER ELKIN
Protection order issued December 1987 - Confirmed Monday 1st February 1988		 12.1987 - 1989
MICHAEL ELKIN 1990
PAULINE & DAVID KELLY 1997
BARRY GREEN by 11.1998 - 01.1999+
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LOUISE WILDING May 2010
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CARL MELVILLE &
STEVE SMART		 14.06.2023
The FALCON - Pulham Market - February 1998
Feb. 1998

A sale took place here 24th November 1778.

The stables and outbuildings were consumed by a fire which occurred during the first week of November 1812. The public house was not damaged and the horses were saved.

Lot No. 24 in the sale of the Geldeston Brewery Wednesday 1st April 1858.
Purchased by Messrs. Youngs for £560.


An application for alterations and improvements was approved on Friday
22nd September 1949.

No change recommended at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward & Patteson 29th May 1962.
Sales given as 119 barrels.

 

Closed November 2009
Re-opened weekend of 9th May 2010