| Licensees : |
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CHARLES ADCOCK
worsted weaver |
1760 - 1764 |
| MATTHEW SMITH |
1830 |
| CHARLES BETTS |
1836 - 1845 |
| THOMAS THIRKETTLE |
1846 - 1850 |
| ALFRED GREEN (40) |
1851 |
| WILLIAM SALTER |
1853 - 1859 |
| ROBERT ELLIS |
1861 - 1864 |
| MERRICK G. ROUSE |
by 11.1864 - 1865 |
| JOHN PRENTICE |
by 1867 |
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Charged 19th September 1867 of allowing gambling, in the form of cards,
to be played in his house at two o'clock in the morning of Wednesday
18th September 1867. Since it was a private party, the Bench thought
leniency was due and a fine of 1s and costs was imposed., |
| CHARLES WADE |
01.06.1869 |
| JOHN PRENTICE junior |
17.12.1869 |
| LETITIA STONE |
15.08.1871 |
| ROBERT ELLIOTT |
16.04.1872 |
| SAMUEL YOUNGS |
17.04.1873 |
| HENRY ARTHUR BERRIMAN |
29.10.1875 |
| SAMUEL CLARKE |
27.06.1876 |
| STEPHEN HUNT |
23.06.1884 |
| ALFRED WILLIAM PAVELEY |
22.11.1887 |
| CHARLES COOKE |
29.03.1892 |
| BENJAMIN SEAMAN |
09.1892 |
| HERBERT LEWIS |
25.06.1895 |
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Address 7 Briggs Street in 1839.
Address as Rampant Horse Street in 1865, 1868 & 1869.
Stood at the corner of Brigg Street and Rampant Horse Street.
14th July 1855 - Mitre Tavern & Chop House - William Salter advised his
numerous City and Country Friends that he had recently added the adjoining
House next Rampant Horse Street to the Establishment and could offer
increased accommodation. He offered Private Sitting Rooms and well aired
Beds, London Papers daily, strictly Moderate Charges and Chops and Steaks on
the shortest notice.
It was advised 5th November 1864 that Merrick G. Rouse had taken over from
Mr. Ellis. The house providing the Best Coffee Room in Norwich and could
provide Chops and Steaks at the shortest notice.
According to an advertisement published 24th August 1895, the Mitre
Stores, Briggs Street, offered a Bar Lounge and New City Offices for
Messrs. Lewis, Ingold and Collard, Rock Brewery.
(In April 1895 the
Rock Brewery was in Rosary Road.)
Licence renewal refused 21st August 1895.
Demolished soon after.
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