| Licensees : |
JOHN WILSON
Age 45 in 1841 |
1839 - 1841 |
| WILLIAM RICHARDSON |
1845 - 1846 |
ROBERT MATTHEWS
age 45 in 1851 |
1850 - 1861 |
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Paid a fine of £5 and 12s costs Monday 26th October 1857 for having
house open during the hours of Divine service, on Sunday 4th October
1857. A repeat offence. |
|
Fine of £5 with costs for selling beer during Devine Service - 30th June
1861. Then noted as his 6th offence. |
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Licence renewal refused 2nd September 1861 following the breaking of
licence 6 times. |
ELIZABETH MATTHEWS
age 54 |
1861 |
JAMES BRANFORD
see below |
1863 - 1864 |
| SAMUEL SPENCER |
1865 |
WILLIAM SMITH
& master mariner |
1869 - 1883 |
| THOMAS WILLIAM KING |
1888 |
| FRANK FROST |
1892 - 1896 |
| ERNEST EDWARD GREEN |
1900 |
| THOMAS EDWARD WOODROW |
by 1903 |
| GEORGE RIX |
01.05.1905 |
| J G WOODROW |
1906 |
James Branford was adjudged Bankrupt on 4th June 1866.
An application for Discharge was made 25th July 1866.
He was described as a Master Mariner, formerly Licensed Victualler
and Coal Merchant.
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Formerly the HALF MOON.
Renamed the LORD NELSON before
1839.
Located
between Staithe Street and Standard Road.
At Walsingham Petty Sessions, Monday 5th December 1864, sailor Dick
Sykes, of Wells was fined 5s and 15s costs for assaulting publican James
Branford.
Offered by Elijah Eyres Brewery as a Freehold Public House for sale by auction 22nd
July 1878.
Licence referred to Walsingham Licensing Justices for Compensation according to the
Norfolk Chronicle of 10th February 1906.
Licence renewal refused 21st June 1906 and referred to
Compensation.
Demolished c1962 and site used as a bingo hall. |
