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| JOSEPH SNELLING |
1836 |
SAMUEL ROUT
age 49 in 1851
& butcher |
1845 - 1863 |
| HENRY PAGE |
1864 - 1875 |
| Wednesday 23rd August 1865 - Fine of £2
1nd 14s costs for keeping house open during the hours of divine service
on the afternoon of Sunday 13th August. |
| JOSEPH KING FISHER |
1877 - 1892 |
| GEORGE KERRIDGE |
1896 - 1905 |
| WILLIAM JOSEPH FELLINGHAM |
11.10.1905 |
FRED HURRELL
Died December 1947 |
1908 - 1947 |
| Mr. H. ELLIS |
by 06.1950 |
Mr. A. EYRES
(A W Ayers 1959) |
by 10.1954 to 10.1959 |
| GEORGE & MIN PEACOCK |
1959 - 1970 |
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At the Petty Sessions held Wednesday 10th August 1864 bricklayer Aaron
Banham was found guilty of a brutal assault on landlord Henry Page
(reported as Penge). On the previous Saturday Banham had thrown
Page to the ground and kicked him in the face. Banham was fined £2 and
18s costs, in default committed to Norwich Castle for two months' hard
labour.
Being then charged with being drunk and disorderly on the same Saturday night,
he was fined 10s and 14s costs, in default committed to twenty-one
days' hard labour, the sentence to commence at the expiration of the
other.
The Live & Dead Farming Stock and a quantity of Household Furniture, the
property of Mr. F. Hurrell were to be Sold by Auction Monday, 5th
November 1945.
Household Furniture and Miscellaneous Effects, the property of Mrs. F.
Hurrell were to be Sold by Auction Wednesday 2nd April 1947.
In April 1951, Arthur W. Ayers, engineer of the Crown, Shelfanger
offered the service of Domestic Boiler Cleaning, all types of hot and
cold water installations and repairs.
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