White Hart, Nayland

Renamed the White Hart in 1780. Historically listed as a commercial inn & posting house. In 1830 the "Wellington" coach to London (via Colchester) called every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. The "Wellington" to Hadleigh called every Monday, Wednesday & Friday. A report in the Ipswich Journal** on 18 Jan in 1851 states that : "On 10 Jan 1851, died, at Nayland, aged 85, Martha, widow of Mr John S. Mortimer of Stoke by Nayland & mother of Mr John MORTIMER, of the White Horse? Inn, Nayland". A report in the Ipswich Journal** on 22 Apr in 1856 states that : "Mr J. Hutton married Drusilla, daughter of the late Mr J.S. MORTIMER, of the White Hart Inn, Nayland & sister to Mrs GROSS of the Chequers inn, Sudbury". A report in the Ipswich Journal** on 28 Sep in 1859 states that : "Mr Shuttleworth of the White Hart Inn, Nayland, was selling several large Store Casks, from 19 Hogsheads downwards, sweet, sound & in good condition." A report in the Ipswich Journal*** in Jun 1870 states that : Died on the 14th, the much respected Mr John Shuttleworth, aged 55, of the White Hart Inn. A report in the Ipswich Journal** in Nov 1880 states that : "An extension in time of one hour was granted to Mr Lilley on the occasion of concert being held on the 14th". Also reported in Court St.