Licensees :
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MARY HARMER	1842
THOMAS WILLIAM GIRLING	1845
THOMAS W. GENT (38) & brewers clerk	1851
ROBERT GARNER	1854
JAMES BUNTING	1856
CHARLES EDWARDS	1859
MICHAEL MACE HOWARD & carpenter	1861
WILLIAM MACE HOWARD	1863 - 1864
JOHN LAWS	1865
JEREMIAH WOODGATE	by 1867
WILLIAM HOWES EKE	05.11.1867 to closure

Location given as St. Catherines Plain in 1856.
Brick Kiln Road 1863.
At Queens Road 1872 & 1877

The inquest into the death of carpenter John Bantock was held here Monday 27th September 1863. Verdict `Died by natural causes, brought on by excessive drink.'

According to the Norfolk Chronicle of 4th May 1867, the charges against Samuel Woodgate, of having his house open for the sale of beer at 11 a.m. on Sunday 21st April, were dismissed at the Petty Sessions of 26th April 1867.