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JONATHAN BATTERBY
/ BATERLY / BATTERBEE
Age 54 in 1871 |
1871 - 1881 |
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Fine of 6d plus 10s 9d costs 26th November 1870 for selling out of hours. |
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Fine of £10 on Monday 5th August 1872 for having sold bottles of beer
from his cart without appropriate licence. On 17th May he had sold 2 men
at Egmere parish with a pint each and a third man with a half pint |
WILLIAM
KEEBLE / KEABLE / KEBLE
Wheelwright 1881 - age 28
Beerhouse, shopkeeper &
wheelwright |
27.08.1881 - 1893 |
| Monday, 28th April 1890 - Fine of 3s
and 17s costs fore an assault on Mrs. Emily Parnell. Mr. Keable had been
accused of throwing stones over a 10ft high fence and hitting Mrs.
Parnell as she hung out her linen on 11th April. It was admitted that
she had not actually seen Keable throw the stones, but there was
ill-feeling between the families. |
| Friday, 16th May 1890 - Accused of
being responsible for damage to a cart and harness, hired from
Bennaton Chastney for a period of one year. Damage was said to be
worth £3 5s, but the cart was only worth £2. Mr. Keable was ordered to
pay 14s for harness repairs and such sum as certified necessary to
repair the cart. |
| Friday, 27th June 1890 - Following a
claim of £3 4s 10d from Bennaton Frank Chasney, and a counter
claim of £3 0s 4d, the Clerk to the Registrar awarded 4s 6d to Mr.
Chastney. |
| Monday, 30th June 1890 - Bound over,
with one surety, to keep the peace for six months (and to pay costs of
6s) having been accused of an assault on Bematon Frank Chasney
on 18th June. |
William Keeble is living at Fakenham Road
according to the 1898 Register of Electors, having previously being
at the Norwich Arms.
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It was reported 3rd December 1870 that Jonathan
Baterley pleaded guilty to a charge by Police-constable Storey, of
keeping his house open at illegal hours on 8th November 1870.
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As described in the 1871 census -
Butcher, grocer & beerhouse.
Situated next to Vicarage.
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In 1881 William Keable (28) and wife Jane (29) are sharing
occupancy with uncle & aunt, Jonathan Batterby (61) & wife
Elizabeth (63)
To Let, September 1892.
With Stabling and Garden attached.
Entry at Michaelmas.
Apply Steward, Patteson, Finch, & Co.
To Let October 1893.
With immediate possession.
With General Shop and about 1½ Acres of Arable Land.
Apply Steward, Patteson, Finch, & Co.
BEER-HOUSE To Let November 1893.
With early possession.
With about Two Acres of Arable Land.
Apply Steward, Patteson, Finch, & Co.
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