| Licensees : |
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ROBERT AGGAS
& labourer |
1760 - 1764 |
| WILLIAM COBB |
04.1777 |
JAMES BARKER
Coaches, Post Chaises or Single Horse Chaises to let |
1783 |
| WILLIAM
DELPH |
from
September 1785 |
| JAMES BARKER |
04.1786 |
CHARLES LEEDS
See below |
1791 - 1810 |
| JAMES MARTIN |
1822 |
| JAMES COOKE |
1830 |
Mrs Leeds was taken ill during the night and died at 2:00 am on
Friday 8th June 1810. Mr. Leeds, who was driver for the Newmarket
Mail Coach, was absent at the time and returned to find his wife a
corpse.
There were five children left without a mother.
Note.
In May 1819, the adjoining Stables are occupied by a person named
Delf.
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William Cobb, late of the
RAMPANT HORSE,
advised that he had taken the Nags Head - 3rd April 1777.
(In 1776 he had advised that he had taken the Bull at Brandon, but if he
did, it was a short stay.)
One of 40 houses named as being engaged for the Reception of Freeholders for
Sir John Woodhouse and Sir Edward Astley's Friends on the Day of Election,
Wednesday 14th April 1784.
It was announced 24th September 1785 that Mr. Delph had moved from the White
Lion, Bethel Street, to this house.
James Barker informed his Friends and Customers that he again taken and
entered the Inn - Dated 11th April 1786.
Address as 11 Rampant Horse Street in 1802.
Offered for sale (Lot 1 of 6) Tuesday 1st June 1819 including extensive stabling and a frontage
of 40 feet next the Rampant Horse Street. Sale to take place at the Angel
Inn, Market Place.
Advertised For Sale by Private Contract 2nd September 1820.
Frontage then said to be 42 feet.
possession from Michaelmas.
Not found after 1830
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