Licensees :
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JAMES CURTIS & mariner - age 37 in 1871	1871 - *1872
C. DIRE (Dyer?) See opposite.	1875 - 1885
JAMES DUE	*1875 - 1876
Mrs MARY ANN DUE	*1879 - *1883
HENRY GEORGE ROPER (appears in 1883 PO Directory)	*1883 - *1892
FRANCIS ELVIN	by 1896
WILLIAM KING	28.01.1910
Convicted 09.03.1916 for failing to close, contrary  to order of Competent Military Authority. Fine 10/- or 7 days detention.
MARY ANN KING	14.04.1916
WILLIAM KING	13.06.1919
Convicted 10.08.1928 of using the premises for betting. Fine 20/- or 14 days detention.
MARY KING	19.05.1931

 
A small beerhouse located on the corner of Charles Street and Garden Lane.

The Registers of Electors, 1875 to 1885 identify Mr. James Mayhew Long of Yarmouth as owner, and the tenant as C. Dire. However the trade directories of 1875 to 1883 suggest that James Due and then Mrs. Mary Ann Due were the occupants.
The 1876 Register of Electors confirms that James Due moved from Ordnance Road to Garden Lane in the year 1875 - 1876.


The Chief Constable objected to licence renewal Friday 18th February 1938.

Referred to Compensation 11th March 1938.

Licence expired 7th January 1939.

A Fire Station was built on the site.





See p. 75 of `Gt. Yarmouth - A Second Selection ' pub. 1996