| Licensees : |
| EDWARD PAINTER |
1836 |
JAMES GIDNEY
(1845 according to White) |
1839 - 1845 |
CAROLINE GIDNEY
(Cara Gidney 1845 according to magistrates) |
1845 - 1851 |
| RICHARD ENGLISH |
1854 - 1856 |
| Miss HELEN
SMITH |
1858 |
| BENJAMIN
SMITH |
1859 |
| HENRY CRICKMORE |
by 1861 |
| FREDERICK EDWARD WHITE |
11.10.1869 |
| ELVIN STEBBINGS |
28.10.1871 |
| ROBERT POWLEY |
13.01.1874 |
| JOHN BUTCHER |
13.10.1874 |
| WILLIAM ELDEN |
11.10.1877 |
| CHARLES MILLER |
28.03.1878 |
| ALBERT ALEXANDER CHILVERS |
24.10.1878 |
| FREDERICK LITTLEPROUD |
18.11.1879 |
| THOMAS MAGGS |
28.09.1882 |
| ARTHUR GREEN |
29.03.1889 |
| GEORGE WEBSTER ANDERSON |
13.08.1889 |
Convicted
12.11.1891 of allowing the premises to be used as a brothel.
Fine £20 plus costs. Licence forfeited under section 15 of the 1872 Licensing Act. |
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Offered To Let January 1871 - Apply Messrs. Cann &
Clarke, Wymondham.
Proprietor Robert Powley advertised 28th March 1874
that he provided Chops and Steaks at any hour and an Ordinary at Two
every Saturday. He had Good Stabling and Well-aired Beds.
The Opening Dinner of Mr. J. Butcher was held on Saturday 5th December
1874 and 80 of his friends were present to welcome him to his new
undertaking. The dinner was of excellent quality and well served.
Licence lost
November 1891 following conviction for allowing premises to be used as a brothel.
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