| Licensees : |
| - |
|
WILLIAM QUANTRELL
( Died in Ipswich, 10th November 1796) |
1794 |
| - |
|
| WILLIAM CLEMENTS |
1829 - 1846 |
| WILLIAM BALLS |
1850 |
| HENRY SCOTT |
1854 |
HANNAH WILSON according to
Craven 1856
(Hannah Wilison according to Melville 1856) |
1856 - 1858 |
| CHARLES BUNN |
1859 - 1865 |
| WILLIAM BALLS |
by 1867 |
| ROBERT LINSTEAD |
28.07.1874 |
| JOHN KING |
01.02.1875 |
| WALTER WHALL |
19.01.1904 |
| HORACE UNDERWOOD |
15.01.1907 |
| ELIJAH BETTS |
05.04.1907 |
| JAMES HENRY WOODS |
13.10.1908 |
| FRANK EDWARD THURSTON |
11.06.1912 |
| ETHEL THURSTON |
26.08.1924 |
| FREDERICK JOHN MURRELL |
23.11.1926 |
| Demolished by
enemy action 18.02.1941 |
| DOUGLAS ARTHUR OLIVER BAKER |
06.05.1941 |
| HERBERT WILLIAM BATCH |
14.06.1960 |
EDWARD
KENDLE THACKERY
(Brewery representative) |
11.02.1969 |
| JOYCE & GEORGE
THOMAS SAUNDERS |
18.11.1969 |
| JOHN THOMAS
WHITTAM |
08.02.1972 |
| ALAN BLAND |
22.02.1975 |
PERCY EDGAR
RUSH
(Brewery representative) |
06.01.1976 |
.Mrs JAN
WRIGHT
(manager) |
by 02.1976 |
| DENNIS
RADLEY |
10.10.1978 |
| GEORGE
SAUNDERS |
28.04.1981 |
| WALTER
EDWARD FLETCHER |
08.02.1988 |
MALCOLM
LAWRENCE TAYLOR
(Mac & Muriel Taylor here from at least January 1988 - managers?) |
15.05.1994 |
MALCOLM
LAWRENCE TAYLOR &
GEORGE TAYLOR |
14.02.1995 |
| MURIEL
GLADYS TAYLOR |
19.09.1995 |
ANTHONY
KNOTT &
MARCIA KNOTT |
12.03.1996 |
| Closed
1997 - 1998 - Reopened as WRESTLERS |
JULIA SARAH
SMITH &
PATRICK JOHN SIMMONS |
13.10.1998 |
| JULIA SARAH
SMITH |
08.12.1998 |
| Closed
2000 - Reopened as DIXIES, later
SLIPPERY's |
| DAVID
BREEN-TURNER |
14.12.2000 |
|
1996
On Tuesday 17th June 1794, there was a Concert of Vocal and Instrumental
Music. Mr. Quantrell sen., late of the
RURAL GARDENS, had
arranged a capital display of Brilliant Illuminations.
Lot 4 in sale held Saturday 30th May 1835 upon the
direction of the proprietor Mr. Howell along with properties in Norwich (St
John Timberhill, St Martin at Oak, St Peter Mancroft, St Gregory),
Hellesdon, Wymondham and Acle.
Then described as the VAUXHALL GARDENS,
New and Substantial containing several large and excellent drinking and club
rooms, with extensive Pleasure Gardens, covered Play Ground and other
conveniences.
Forthcoming Sale by Auction advertised May 1848.
The ROSE & CROWN,
OLD GOAT(with Brewery), and the
TUMBLE DOWN DICK
also being included in the sales notice.
Given as the VAUXHALL GARDENS in S&P
Trust Deeds and in directories to at least 1854. The VAUXHALL
TAVERN in the Licence Registers by 1893.Listed at Union Place 1830.
At Julian Place 1835 & 1845
Destroyed by enemy action 18th February 1941.
Landlord Fred Murrell, his wife, two daughters and son-in-law all killed.
Rebuilt c1959/60.
Renamed the
WRESTLERS 1998.
Renamed DIXIES December 2000
Renamed SLIPPERY'S November 2001
(Address 37 Vauxhall Street)
Application November 2003 to convert to single dwelling.
CLOSED
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