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ROBERT MANBY |
1786 - 1791 |
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THOMAS MAN |
to 09.1814 |
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JOHN TYLER |
1822 - 1831 |
Mrs. FRANCES TYLER |
1836 - 1843 |
CHARLES DEWING TYLER
& builder, joiner & collector of market tolls
Age 56 in 1861 |
1845 - 1861 |
S. C.BIDWELL
Temporary tenant - New full licence awarded 26th August 1861 |
August 1861 |
GEORGE WOOLARD |
1863 |
THOMAS YOUNG |
to 31.01.1864 |
ROBERT HALL |
01.02.1864 - 1875 |
SAMUEL FULCHER PYE |
1877 - 1881 |
Mrs HENRIETTA MARGARET PYE
(Mrs H M Pye & Son 1900) |
1883 - 1900 |
SAMUEL FILBY
PYE |
1904 |
JOHN B HERN |
1908 - 1912 |
Mrs CAROLINE HERN
(Still listed 1922) |
1916 |
EUSTACE CUTHBERT QUILTER |
by 1921 |
JAMES CAIRNS MILLER |
17.11.1921 |
ALFRED GEORGE CLAYDON |
17.09.1924 |
FRANK WOODWARD BRIDGES |
05.11.1931 |
JONATHAN HIGGINGBOTTOM |
10.03.1932 |
ALFRED GEORGE CLAYDON |
10.11.1932 |
ALBERT WILLIAM MILLS |
09.07.1936 |
ALFRED FREDERICK LAWSON HARRIS |
24.11.1949 |
FRANK EDWARD HUGHES jointly
with
JOHN RICHARD McBRIDE |
24.07.1958 |
FRANK EDWARD HUGHES |
24.11.1960 |
AUGUSTUS ORTON
(Gus) |
22.10.1964 |
F. E. HUGHES |
1967 ? |
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CHARLES KNAPP |
to 07.01.1985 |
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Address also as Thatchers Street.
Mr. Thomas Man retired from the Inn, September 1814.
His Household Furniture and Fittings were to be Sold by Auction, Friday
24th and Saturday 25th September 1814.
18th November 1831 - Advertised To be Let by Tender for Three Years from
6th April 1832.
Then in the occupation of John Tyler under a Notice to Quit.
Among the conditions of Hire were the undertaking not to take or collect
tolls from any person on the Premises or to erect, build or put up any
Stall or Standing in the Yard, for profit or otherwise.
Advertised August 1836 to be Let by Tender for a period of seven years
from Michaelmas 1836, together with the Tolls arising from the Meat and
Vegetable Markets, adjoining the Inn.
Described as Newly-built when offered
To Let by Tender on Lease with occupation from 11th October 1843 for Ten
years. Then in occupation of Mrs Frances Tyler and including a capital
four-stall Stable, loose-box, Coach-house and excellent Outhouses. The
Tender to include all Tolls, Dues and Duties arising from the Stalls and
Standings in the Market Place and from two-thirds of the Tolls, Dues and
Duties arising from the Shambles, there, with privileges arising from
the use of the Hall, altogether producing from £20 to £30 per annum.
Offered to let by tender 5th March 1853.
`With capital four-stall Stable, Loose Box, Coach-house and excellent
Out-houses, now in the occupation of Mr. S. D. Tyler, whose Lease expires at
Michaelmas next. The house is well fitted up with Fixtures of every
description, which are the property of the Council, and Let with the House.'
Steward & Patteson were in the bidding for the 10 year lease which was
auctioned on the evening of 9th September 1861. Beginning at a yearly
rental of £50, Mr. S. C. Bidwell won the auction with a bid of £150.
Mrs Nella Newell was charged 12th December 1864, under bye-laws, of
using abusive language to publican Robert Hall on 2nd December 1864.
Case dismissed.
The (un-named) licensee of the house was cautioned August 1864 for
permitting dancing and allowing his house to be kept open to a late hour. (The Licensing Session had been delayed for some time owing to the difficulty
in finding two magistrates to sit. Eventually Mr. Davy of Kilverstone was
induced to occupy a seat on the Bench).
Advertised To Let by Auction 29th August 1881.
Occupation from 11th October 1881 for 10 years.
Including all the Tolls, Dues and Duties arising from the Stalls and
Standings on the market Place. Also Two-thirds of the Tolls, Dues and
Duties arising from the Shambles there.
The Red Lion and Tolls, the Property of the Council of the Borough of
Thetford was offered To be Let, by Auction, Thursday 17th September
1891, for a Lease of 10 Years from 11th October 1891,
Let by the Town Council, for a term of ten years to the existing tenant,
T. S. Bidwell, Esq. on Thursday 1st September 1903.
The cost of lease being subject to the new code of byelaws relating to
the market and with the Council retaining their public use of stables at
the rear of the premises. Bidding for the lease started at £40 per year
and was finally awarded to the bid of £94 per year.
Henrietta Margaret Pye (widow) was appointed sole executor by the will
of licensed hawker Robert Eagling (died 6:00am 16th April 1885)
His estate included `` £85 in the bank and a book and papers in a box at Rockland''.
CLOSED 2010
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Note:
Mrs Caroline Hern is given in 1922 directory
perhaps then manageress for Mr Quilter / Miller? |
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