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Prince Regent
176 MIDDLEGATE STREET
 Later MARKET PLACE		 St. GEORGES WARD
later MARKET WARD		 FULL LICENCE - 6 day
later FULL 7 DAY LICENCE		 -
Gt. YARMOUTH LICENCE REGISTERS Y/CJ/31 & Y/CJ/32 (February 1903 - February 1953) & PS 18/14/2 (1953 - 1973) & PS 18/14/2 (1953 - 1973) & PS 18/14/3 (1973 - 1980)
PHILIP EDWARD BACK by July 1876
BACKS of Norwich Ltd  
HENEKEYS Ltd From July 1948
Licensees :
JOHN HAINES
age 45 in 1851		 1846 - 1865
Mrs M A HAINES 1868
JOHN BURGELL
Age 42 in 1871
(At SHIP by 1877)		 1869 - 1875
Mr. BACK - owner by July 1876
~   Relocated  ~
PHILIP EDWARD BACK by 1903
PHILIP GLANDFORD BACK 09.04.1929
PHILIP GLANDFORD BACK &
JAMES FREDERICK FIELD		 28.05.1970
LESLIE SPACZYNSKI &
JAMES FREDERICK FIELD		 05.02.1971
RICHARD FRANCIS LYON &
WILSON McLEMEN		 08.06.1977
LOUIS LESLIE VERTESSY &
WILSON McLEMEN		 03.04.1980
   
   

 
Address as Gaol Street in 1865.
176 Middlegate Street in 1875.

On 17th July 1876,Philip Back gave notice that he intended to remove the licence of the Prince Regent, Queen Street, to a house owned by him at 28 Market Place which he intended to keep as an Inn, Alehouse or Victualling House.
<Queen Street runs from Middlegate Street to South Quay>
Not identified 1883 - 1896.

When Philip Back took over the premises, the name PRINCE REGENT was applied to premises adjoining the ANGEL HOTEL in the Market Place and the original site became the MONASTERY.

Market Place in Licence Registers from 1903.

Mr. P. Back applied for consent to the front of his premises in the Market Place, Friday 14th April 1905.
There would be no extra doors - The Bench approved the plans.

7 day licence granted 14.04.1939 upon removal of licence from the ANGEL HOTEL.

HENEKEY INN by 1973.

See BACKS.