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Thorpe Road, NORWICH, NR1 1RU

This used to be the Lansdowne Hotel until a few years ago.

This used to be the Lansdowne Hotel until a few years ago.

This used to be the Lansdowne Hotel until a few years ago.

We stayed in this hotel on a visit to Norwich and found it very convenient - it has a good car park, is close to the railway station, and within easy walking distance of the centre of the city.

The Cozens were a family of landowners and farmers, with extensive estates in Sprowston and Catton (purchased in 1842) as well as in Buxton in North Norfolk. A case against Jeremiah Cozens Wiley (20 July 1833 - 4 April 1919, also buried here) was taken to the Justices of Norfolk by John Ford, an inspector of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for unlawfully ill-treating and torturing 16 bullocks by dishorning them on October 8th and 15th 1888 on his farm at Little Plumstead. On 18 May 1889, the Lord Chief Justice, in delivering judgment, said that the operation of dishorning was detestably brutal and also unnecessary, except to enable its owner to obtain a pound or two more for the animal on its sale. The monument for Jeremiah Cozens (d 1849) is a cast iron coffin adorned with lion heads and feet. It was cast by the Dixon Foundry of Norwich and bears the works' signature > https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6182838. Jeremiah Cozens junior was one of the Cozens descended from Peter Cozens, died 1738 of Panxworth, whose ancestors included three other Jeremiahs, the last of St Clement and Sprowston, who is mentioned on the inscription on rear of the plinth, together with his second wife, Mary Ann Hardy. The inscription reads: Right (main): In memory of Jeremiah Cozens Of Sprowston in this county Who died 20 January 1849 Aged 32 years and of Mary Ann his wife Who died 28 October 1864 Aged 21 years Left: Near this spot are interred The remains of Mary, the wife of Joseph Wiley Of Buxton Lodge in this county She died September 2nd 1837 Aged 34 years Also Catherine daughter of Joseph and Mary Wiley Died 20 September 1838 aged 11 year Also Joseph their son, who died 28th February 1839, aged 2 year Also Joseph Wiley of Sprowston Who did 30 July 1855 aged 52 years Rear: To the memory of Jeremiah Cozens Jun Who died on sixth day to April 1827 Aged 94 years Anne his wife who died December 1829(?) Aged 23 years Thomas Wiley Of St Georges Colegate Norwich Died 13 March 1838 Aged 74 Year To the beloved memory of Mary Ann daughter of Jos & Mary Wiley Who died 17th July 1871 Aged 45 years

The monument for Jeremiah Cozens (d 1849) consists of a cast iron coffin with lion heads and feet. It was cast by the Dixon Foundry of Norwich and bears the works' signature.

Her gravestone is adorned with a winged angel. The inscription reads: In affectionate & loving Remembrance of Gertrude Alice The dearly beloved wife of Frank Cecil Hubbard Who died June 14th 1918 Aged 27 years

Her gravestone is adorned with a winged angel. The inscription reads: In affectionate & loving Remembrance of Gertrude Alice The dearly beloved wife of Frank Cecil Hubbard Who died June 14th 1918 Aged 27 years

Her gravestone is adorned with a winged angel. The inscription reads: In affectionate & loving Remembrance of Gertrude Alice The dearly beloved wife of Frank Cecil Hubbard Who died June 14th 1918 Aged 27 years