Charles Gee was victim of giving Horatio Miles £4 in copper coin under false pretences, May 1824. For this crime and a similar one, Miles was sentenced to 7 year's transportation on 16th June 1824.

In 1830 `The COACH', run by William Tuck left every Monday & Wednesday at 2:45pm for Aylsham and Holt. The same journey was undertaken on a Saturday at 3:45pm.

William Pilch announced 29th June 1837 that he had taken the Inn and trusted in the `continuance of the custom and support hitherto shewed to the late occupier, Mrs Halfknights.....'

Address as Near the Church 1845.

To let, with possession from Michaelmas 1856.
Described as old-established and well-accustomed Carriers House, with large Stabling and every requisite for carrying on a large business - Apply Steward, Patteson, Finch & Co.

6 Maddermarket in 1873.

Damaged by enemy action 02.08.1942

85 barrels of beer sold in the final year of trading.

Closed Monday 29.03.1965 as letter dated 31.03.1965 from S&P to the licensing authorities.

House no. 265 on 1845 Magistrates list