At Walsingham Sessions, held Friday 18th January 1850, Henry Futter (Fuller ?) was sentenced to six days imprisonment for stealing a table-knife from Worthing innkeeper, William Prime. The crime having been committed on 7th November 1849.

Offered for sale Friday 23rd March 1851
`Substantially built of brick and slated, with good Stables, Gig House and Sheds , and is well situated, Fronting the road leading from East Dereham to Foulsham, and distant about half a mile from Elmham Railway Station. Now let to a respectable tenant, and doing an excellent trade'.

Advertised To Be Let April 1855.
With Immediate Possession.
Apply Messrs, Youngs, Crawshay and Youngs, Brewery, Norwich.

On Tuesdays 19th September 1893 it was heard that Superintendent Chambers opposed renewal of licence to Mr. Loades since on 27th January, Loades had been convicted under the game laws of trespassing in the daytime. When notice had been served, Loads was very abusive and used bad language. The Bench thought that an isolated case of poaching was not sufficient reason to refuse the licence. The licence was renewed, with a caution.


Offered To Let, February 1903.
With Early Possession.
Located a quarter of a mile from North Elmham Station.
Full Licence, Good Outdoor Premises and Blacksmith's Shop.
Apply Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs Ltd. Crown Brewery, Norwich.

Stood at the road side in front and to the left of the TANNERS ARMS.

Licence renewal not applied for 11.02.1966