Rose, Thorington Street

now residential. A report in the Suffolk Chronicle** on 9th January, 1813 states: "Notice to the creditors of James POTTER (subsequently further notice given on 06/02/1813) "The stock of a public brewer to be sold via auction, 17/02/1813 under a commission of bankruptcy. The entire stock in trade, household furniture & other valuable effects of Mr James Potter, brewer & publican of Thorrington Street, near Stoke by Nayland...NB The stock of beer casks & utensils are most particularly deserving the attention of the public." A report in the Bury & Norfolk Post & Suffolk Herald** on 17 Jun in 1884 states that : "Simon HITCHCOCK, of the Rose Inn, Thorrington Street, was found guilty of keeping his house open during prohibited hours - Fined 20s & 6s costs; paid."