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Licensees : |
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| JAMES
HAINES |
1846 - 1850 |
EDWARD ASKEW (29)
& carpenter |
1851 |
| ROBERT HAINES |
*1854 - *1856 |
| Wednesday 5th April 1854 - Reprimanded
and ordered to pay costs of 12s for opening his house for the sale of
beer before 12:30 pm on the previous Sunday. |
ROBERT CAPPS
Age 66 in 1871 |
*1857 - 1879 |
| Wednesday 4th March 1857 - Fine of 9s
and 11s costs for having house open during divine service. Location
reported as Wendling? |
Fined 5s and 11s costs on 1st June 1859
for allowing drunkenness in his house, 24th May 1859.
See below |
| JOHN CAPPS |
1881 |
| ROBERT CAPPS |
1883 |
| JOHN CAPPS |
1888 |
GEORGE MAKINS
Age 34 in 1891 |
1890 - 1891 |
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| EDWARD HOLLAND |
by 1901 to 1921 |
| HARRIETT HOLLAND |
20.05.1921 |
| ROBERT SYMONDS |
12.10.1923 |
| ROBERT THACKER |
10.10.1924 |
| ALFRED SAYER WALKER |
20.08.1926 |
| ALLEN RICHARD WALKER |
11.02.1938 |
| BESSIE
ELIZABETH WALKER |
11.04.1958 |
| REGINALD
NORMAN FEEK |
08.03.1963 |
For their drunken behaviour on 24th May 1859, James Haines and
Richard Toliday of Wendling, John Barnes of Scarning and Henry
Farrer of Beeston, were each fined 5s and 11s 9d costs.
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Appears on 1846 Tithe map as `Public House & Gardens '.
Full licence granted 10th February 1939 upon removal from
FOX & HOUNDS at Gt.
Fransham.
Closure agreed at First Joint Committee Meeting of S&P and Bullards 29th May 1962.
Sales for previous year given as 34 barrels.
Licence not applied for 12th February 1965
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