Licensees :
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?	to 1852
JOHN FISHER	1854
BENJAMIN HOWES Committed suicide 25th April 1856 - See below	1856
THOMAS PURDY	1858
Mrs. CHARLOTTE MACE	1863 - 1866
THOMAS ARNOLD	1868 - 1871
Mrs HARRIETT ARNOLD	1875 - 1881
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The inquest into the death of landlord Benjamin Howes, age 70, was held on the premises Saturday 26th April 1856. It was heard that he had been despondent for several months regarding family matters and on the Friday had shut himself in his room. He was found dead later that day, on his bed, having cut his own throat with a razor. The verdict was `Temporary insanity.'

Located on the corner of Row 140, Middlegate Street to King Street.

80 Middlegate Street in 1875, 1879 & 1881

Advertised to let 16th December 1852 with occupation available from Christmas.
Free Public-house and Liquor Shop containing good cellarage, bar, sitting room, parlour, kitchen, club-room, five sleeping-rooms, two attics and domestic offices, with good spring and rain water. A large covered ground, well lighted, attached to the premises, easily converted into a workshop.
Rent and particulars from bookseller, Mr. Cooper, King Street, Great Yarmouth.

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Three rough fellows, George Lowther, Richard Newson and Alfred Frost were charged Thursday 7th June 1866 of having assaulted Charlotte Mace. They had entered her house at between one and two o'clock in the morning and were refused service since they were the worse for liquor. They abused her, struck her in the face and knocked her to the ground. Each were fined 10s and costs, or 14 days' hard labour.

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