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Licensees : |
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THOMAS
BARKER
(Went to Scole Inn by July 1791) |
to 1791 |
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ROBERT ALDOUS
& joiner |
1836 - 1846 |
WILLIAM KERRY
age 49 in 1851 |
1850 - 1851 |
| HENRY COLEMAN |
1854 |
| JOHN ROGERS |
1856 |
| GEORGE
SPITTALS |
1858 |
WILLIAM HAROLD
Age 40 in 1861 |
1861 - 1864 |
| WILLIAM
FROST |
1865 - 1867 |
Wednesday 13th March 1867 - Along
with labourer William Fisher, accused of stealing two pecks of oats.
Committed to trial at the Quarter Sessions, 19th March, where they each
received 6 months imprisonment. |
WILLIAM
THROWER
& thatcher |
26.08.1868 - 1872 |
| ROBERT
BALDWIN |
1875 - 1878 |
Fined during 1863 for being drunk and
disorderly in Diss.
In July 1864 charged with allowing gaming in his house. |
ARTHUR NOBLE
(Absconded to London) |
23.10.1878 to 06.1879 |
| FRANK GREEN |
24.06.1879 - 1896 |
| EDMUND GOOCH |
1900 -1905 |
| EDWARD
PALMER |
11.10.1905 - 1916 |
| Wednesday 13th October 1909 - Fine
of £1 and 4s costs for having premises open at illegal hours on 2nd
October. |
Mr. BARTRUM
manager
(Mrs. Elizabeth Caroline Bartram died April 1957 - age 78) |
from 1919 |
ARTHUR
RICHARD BALLS
manager for Trust Houses |
1922 |
| Wednesday 25th January 1922 - One of
twelve licensees in the area charged with allowing gambling games on
licensed premises at Christmas. The Bench accepted that the breaking of
the law was in ignorance and all were bound over at £5 each for one year
and to pay costs of either 16/- or 10/- costs each, depending if two or
only one witness had been required to attend. |
JOHN BARTRAM
manager |
1925 - 1929 |
(IVY &
CLAUDE
BONNER BOWLES
& wife Ivy. |
1929 - 1969 |
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Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.
Lot no. 25 in sale by auction 2nd September 1840.
Part of the estate of Robert Sheriffe.
Sold to Kerrison for £650
Offered To Let 27th August 1864, with Immediate Possession.
The 87 members of the King's Head Thrift Club shared out their £1,050 5s
1d on Friday 8th December 1950.
The club, formed several years previously, was the first to be formed in
the village.
The Reveller's Concert Party entertained.
William Thrower applied for a spirit licence at the Petty Sessions held
Wednesday 26th August 1868. The previous landlord had been convicted of
a felony some five months before and the spirit licence had been taken
away as a consequence. Since Mr. Throwers occupation, the house had been
used as a beer-house only. It was argued that since it was less than
three years since a full licence was held, the usual notices were not
necessary. The Bench initially refused the application. The owner of the house, Mr.
Etheridge of Eye, considered the decision to be very hard on him as
landlord of the house.
Fortunately a previous landlord, Robert Aldous was in the room and since
he had run the house for thirteen years and had known William Thrower
for his entire life, he considered the applicant to possess all of the
qualifications for keeping a public house. The licence consequently was granted.
Closed.
Demolished 1969.
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