| Licensees : |
THOMAS THOMPSON
age 56 in 1851 |
1845 - 1852 |
| Fine of 2s 6d and costs
of 7s 6d on Saturday 23rd October 1852 for trading on the morning of
divine service. |
| THOMAS FOX |
* 1854 - *
1858 |
| SAMUEL D.
WITTICKS |
1861 |
| THOMAS FOX |
1863 |
| SAMUEL
WITTICKS |
1864 |
| COMFORT NORMAN |
1865 |
| ROBERT POTTER |
* 1868 - * 1881 |
| Mrs MARY
POTTER |
* 1883 |
| - |
1888 |
| MATTHIAS WINEARLS |
1890 - 1892 |
| JOHN LITTLEPROUD |
1896 - 1915 |
| GEORGE JENNESS |
by 1916 |
| JAMES EDWARD BLOWERS |
04.03.19(?)5
(check date) |
BELGIUM FRANCIS BENNETT
Licence confirmed 06.12.1954 |
08.11.1954 |
REGINALD NORMAN FEEK
(brewery representative) |
22.08.1960 |
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Built c1845Lot No. 34 in sale by auction 8th & 9th September 1847 by the trustees
of the late John Morse Esq..
The property described as newly built as a beerhouse and included :-
Large garden, Stable, Gig House and other outbuildings. Copyhold to the Manor of Sporle.
Sales for final year of trading ....468 pints !
<That is equivalent one regular customer having a
pint a day, except perhaps on Saturdays and Sundays when two pints were
downed - maybe the landlord drowning his sorrows?>
Licence held by S&P after closure but not renewed 10th February 1964.
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