| Licensees : |
| - |
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| WILLIAM CAPES |
11.10.1864 |
| JOHN HOWARD |
by 1869 |
EDWARD RICHES
Died 22nd April 1889 - age 42 |
26.01.1878 |
| Mrs ALICE F RICHES |
by 1890 |
ALICE FISKE
remarried? |
to 10.1891 |
| WALTER RICHES |
17.10.1891 |
| GEORGE BROWN |
07.05.1892 |
JAMES FROST
(Stoker in the employment of the British Gas Light Company) |
17.12.1892 |
Saturday, 7th July 1894 - Fine of 19s
6d, including costs, for being drunk on the premises on 3rd July. (or 7
days)
"Leaving further action in the matter to Messrs. Bullard & Sons." |
| ARTHUR PARKER |
14.10.1894 - 1897+ |
HERBERT JONAS LAKE
age 30 in 1901
(Wife Maud Laurina died 21st September 1901 - age 29) |
by 1900 |
ROBERT WALTER PRATT
Died 13th May 1903 |
by 1903 |
| ELLEN ELIZA PRATT |
06.06.1903 |
| HENRY JEX |
13.10.1908 |
| WILLIAM JARMY |
27.08.1910 |
Convicted
21.07.1928 on 2 cases of allowing drunkenness -
Fine 10/- or 7 days detention on each case.
Convicted 08.05.1931 - For selling out of hours -
Fine £3 or 28 days detention for selling out of hours. |
| CHARLES WILLIAM WICKS |
20.10.1931 |
| ROBERT JAMES COULTER |
05.04.1939 |
| ROSANNA COULTER |
02.01.1940 |
| ROSANNA GIDNEY (remarried) |
by 1950 |
| WILFRED SIDNEY CLARKE |
14.02.1956
|
| ALFRED HARRY BIRCHAM |
06.06.1967 |
| JOAN & JIM PARKER |
02.06.1970 |
| CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN MADDEN |
14.06.1977 |
| RONALD LEONARD FRANCIS |
22.07.1980 |
| RAYMOND JOHN LINCE |
18.03.1996 |
HOWARD DOWNES &
CHRISTINE DOWNES |
13.02.1990 |
BERNARD WRIGHT &
JILL LEACHMAN |
07.07.1992 |
DAVID LEACHMAN
manager |
here 12.1992 |
BERNARD WRIGHT &
STEVE LINCE |
22.12.1992 |
BERNARD WRIGHT &
TRACEY CHANDLER |
17.12.1996 |
| SARAH TAYLOR |
18.11.1997 |
BERNARD WRIGHT,
DAVID LUTKIN &
LINDA LUTKIN |
12.09.2000 |
| TONY & STEVE BROOKS |
to 14.01.2009 |
| STEVE BUTCHER |
08.2009 - 2010 |
|
1987
For Sale by Auction, Wednesday, 16th September 1891.
In the occupation of Mrs. Alice F. Riches, undertenant to Messrs.
Bullard & Sons.
Containing Bar, Porter Room with Bay Window next the main road, Sitting
Room, Kitchen and Scullery. Four Bedrooms on the First Floor. Cellar in
Basement.
Drawing-in-yard with Stabling for 3 Horses, Loose Box, Carriage House,
and Brick-and-tile Skittle Ground, used as a Store.
Address 1901 given as North Walsham Road.
Approval granted Monday 5th January 1932 for the "very old house, with
small rooms, low ceilings and inadequate sanitary arrangements" to be
substantially altered. The Chief Constable had said that he did not
often make an appeal for rebuilding of a house of this character, but
having regard to the circumstances, it would be a proper course for the
Bench to grant the application.
The Eastern Evening News of 19th December 1933 announced that the house
had been entirely newly built for Bullards.
It had been designed by architects Buckingham & Berry and built by R.
G. Carter.
Damaged by enemy action during 27 - 29th April 1942.
Threatened with closure 1995, but survived to November 2010.
Conversion to private housing granted November 2012.
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