Located on the South side of Row 29, Howard Street to Market Place.

Mr. John Newstead, of the King's Head, presented a fine Stag Hound to the King's Huntsman (Mr. George Sharpe of Ascot Heath, Sunninghill, Berkshire) on Monday 25th August 1823.

Mr. R. Howard thanked his Friends and Commercial Gentlemen, 8th May 1828, for their liberal encouragement that they had given him during his residence. he intended to carry on the Wholesale Wine and Spirit Trade and the Agency for London Porter from premises in Howard Street.
Mr. James Beckett, in the same notification, advised that he had taken the Inn.

On Friday 30th March 1832 about 70 gentlemen met at the Kings Head Inn to celebrate Mr. J. W. Ringer becoming its landlord. The chair was taken at seven o'clock by two worthies of the right sort who gave `Our Gracious Sovereign' and other toasts. The singing was of the first-rate eminence and the evening passed with the greatest conviviality. The wines and liquors were of the first order and the house altered for the better accommodation of his friends reflecting great credit to Mr. Ringer, the spirited proprietor.

Mr. Ringer provided excellent wines and a most credible dinner on Tuesday 10th July 1832 for Mr. W. K. Windham (The Liberal Candidate for East Norfolk) and his friends.

Advertised Saturday, 22nd June 1933, To be Let or Sold.
Situated in the centre of the Market Place and commanding an extensive view of the Sea.

William Gardiner, for many years a waiter at the NORFOLK HOTEL, Norwich, advised Commercial Gentlemen, his Friends and the Public, that he had taken the Inn, 1st October 1833.

8th July 1837 - William M'Cluer thanked those who had honoured him with their Patronage since he had entered the Establishment. He sought their future support and wanted to establish a House of first-rate reputation......

28th April 1838 - William Durrant from the Old-established Wine Vaults, the Black Dog, Finsbury informed the Nobility, Gentry and the Public that he had entered the Inn.

George Barham, for many years Head Waiter at the KINGS ARMS, Dereham, announced 12th June 1841 that he had taken the Kings Head, Commercial and Family Hotel. He pledged the comfort and convenience of those Friends who favoured him with their support.