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The Brewery Estate of Joseph Tomlinson, Esq.
was offered For Sale by Auction, Wednesday 23rd August 1871.
Lot. 1 - An old-established Nine-quarter Brewery, with Yard, Stable and
Coach-house attached, situated in Howard Street, Yarmouth, with the most
approved plant in complete working order, and for which for upwards of
Fifty Years, a large brewery business carried on.
(Sold for £1,920)
Lot. 2 - An old-established Liquor Shop in Howard Street, with Newly
erected Dwelling-house attached, in which for many years a most
lucrative wholesale and retail wine and spirit trade carried on
by Mr. Tomlinson.
(Sold for £3,000 to the Norwich Wine Company)
Lot 3. - A substantially erected recently built 28 Coomb malting in the
rear o9f the house, in Row 63.
(Sold for £800)
Lot 4. A similar substantial, newly-erected 40 Coomb Malting, adjoining
Lot 3., in Row 63.
(Sold for £1,380)
Lot 5. - A substantial 40-coomb Freehold Malting, in Blind Middle
Street.
(Sold for £780)
Lot 6. - A Freehold arched Bonding Vault in Row 59.
(Sold for £190)
All the above in occupation of Mr. Tomlinson, with early possession
available.
The purchaser of the Spirit vaults having the option of taking the
matured stock of wine and spirits at valuation.
Lot 7. - An old-established, well- accustomed, fully licensed, Freehold
Public-house, known as the
THEATRE TAVERN, let to Mr. John Davis.
(Sold for £1,060)
Lot 8. - An old-established, well- accustomed, fully licensed, Freehold
Public-house, known as the
TOMLINSON ARMS, let to Mr. John Leggett.
(Sold for £1,000)
Lot 9. - A Freehold Beerhouse on the Victoria Road, known as the
BRICKLAYERS' ARMS,
let to Mr. John Perkins.
(Sold for £375)
Lot 10. - A Freehold Dwelling-house adjoining, on the Victoria Road, let
to Henry Thomas.
(Sold for £145)
Lots 11, 12 & 13. - Four Freehold Cottages, in Row 60, adjoining the
Brewery.
(Sold for £200 Lot 11)
(Sold for £100 Lot 12)
(Sold for £120 Lot 13)
Lot 14. - A Freehold Cottage, No. 11 in Row 57, Hall Quay, let to Amis.
(Sold for £84)
Lot 15. - A Freehold Dwelling-house, No. 12, in Row 59.
(Sold for £76)
Lot 16. - Two Freehold Cottages adjoining the malting in Row 77, Blind
Middle Street.
(Sold for £160)
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