| Licensees : |
| JOHN BENSTEAD |
1824 |
| WILLIAM TEMPLE |
1830 |
| JOHN BARNEY BALES |
1836 |
JOHN GREEN
BALES
according to both Pigot & Robson 1839
(but Pigot names the house the WINDMILL) |
1839 |
| MARY ANN
BALLS (Bales ?) |
1845 |
WILLIAM
LUBBOCK
& mast, block & pump maker |
1846 |
| See
RAILWAY TAVERN |
| THOMAS PARMENTER |
1890 |
| Miss MARY ANN NAVEN |
1896 |
| WILLIAM PARMENTER |
1900 |
| HENRY ARTIS |
* 1901 |
| ERNEST HERBERT PARMENTER |
by 1903 |
| OSCAR HUGH RANSOME |
10.07.1903 |
| BERNARD STOCKS |
13.10.1905 |
| HENRY GOSTLING |
20.04.1906 |
| ROBERT WILLIAM BROWN |
11.01.1907 |
| EDWARD ERNEST HUNT |
04.06.1909 |
| JAMES BANHAM |
08.01.1915 |
| WILLIAM GEORGE BEAUMONT |
24.09.1915 |
| JAMES WATSON |
13.11.1923 |
Convicted
014.06.1924 of selling out of hours.
Fine 10/- or 7 days detention. |
Convicted
08.08.1929 of selling out of hours.
Fine 10/- or 7 days detention. |
| THOMAS WILLIAM LEDGER |
14.05.1935 |
| EDWARD JOHNSTON GEORGE |
30.08.1938 |
| WILLIAM HENRY GODBOLT |
01.04.1941 |
| HARRY BURGESS |
21.10.1941 |
| CHARLES
THOMAS BANHAM |
18.08.1953 |
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Located on the NW corner of Row
34, George Street to North Quay.
Traded under the name of the HUNTER CUTTER
(1819) and as the
RAILWAY
TAVERN (c1850 - 1890),
before returning to the QUAY MILL TAVERN.
Pigot gives the name KEY
MILL at North Quay in 1830.
Lot No. 5 in the sale of Sixteen Freehold Public Houses in Yarmouth
and Gorleston, held Saturday 25th September 1830.
Possession from Christmas 1830.
On 25th October 1834, the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors advised that
prisoner William Temple, formerly a Ship Owner and Master Mariner,
afterwards a Ship Owner, Master Mariner, and Publican, and late a Master
Mariner would appear in court on 12th November 1834. Any Creditor opposed to
his discharge was to present such intention to the prisoner, three clear
days before the hearing.
(Robert Parmenter is given at the RAILWAY
TAVERN in 1886 & 1892).
Closed for the duration of WWII as a letter dated 22.08.1941.
Licence surrendered 4th January 1943
Re-licensed for Mr Banham in 1953 and subsequently
removed (8th February 1957) to the CLARENCE
TAVERN .
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