| Licensees : | 
       
      
        WILLIAM GEORGE TYRELL 
        (Representative of the Brewers)  | 
        01.09.1936 | 
       
		
        WILLIAM HERBERT BARNEY 
		Died Q2 1948 age 48 | 
        13.10.1936 | 
       
		
        | ROSA BARNEY | 
        04.05.1948 | 
       
		
        | NORMAN MacDONALD CRAIG | 
        09.11.1948 | 
       
		
        | KATE MAY CRAIG | 
        15.07.1952 | 
       
		
        | ARTHUR WILLIAM EASTON | 
        06.10.1953 | 
       
		
        | ROBERT LAW | 
        16.11.1954 | 
       
		
        | PERCY EDGAR RUSH | 
        18.04.1972 | 
       
		
        | JOHN O. BROWN | 
        21.11.1972 | 
       
		
        | PERCY EDGAR RUSH | 
        02.04.1975 | 
       
		
        | JOHN W G SHIRLEY | 
        10.06.1975 | 
       
		
        | PAUL DAVID TAYLOR | 
        22.11.1977 | 
       
		
        | PERCY EDGAR RUSH | 
        20.11.1979 | 
       
		
        | JAMES NICHOL | 
        07.10.1980 | 
       
		
        | TONY STUBBS | 
        09.02.1982 | 
       
		
        MICHAEL
          NICHOLS & 
		PAUL ANDERSON-CARLES | 
        11.06.1983 | 
       
		
        | RICHARD CHARLES CLARKE | 
        11.09.1984 | 
       
		
        | ALAN ROWELL | 
        14.05.1985 | 
       
		
        | MICHAEL SPOONER | 
        30.10.1990 | 
       
		
        KEITH HARPER & 
		DONALD McCALLUM | 
        08.01.1991 | 
       
		
        CHRISTOPHER PAUL HILES & 
		DONALD McCALLUM | 
        04.02.1992 | 
       
		
        | VICTOR THOMAS HILES | 
        28.09.1993 | 
       
		
        MARK RANDAL DONAGHUE & 
		BELINDA DONOGHUE | 
        08.12.1988 | 
       
		 
			
		 
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		1936 
		 
    Licence of the TIGER - Norwich transferred 1936. 
     
     
    Trading under the banner of  
    	
    Mrs FARROWS BETTER HALF 1983 - 1985 
    Believed to have specialised in a Fish & Chip menu. 
     
    A popular music venue from 1991. 
		Known as the OVAL ROCKHOUSE. 
    The final music played in May 1998. 
		Chris Hiles, a one time roadie for Iron Maiden, promoted several hundred 
		bands during his time at the house. (1991 to 1998). 
		One such group, the `Nodding Donkies', were in fact Iron Maiden in 
		disguise. In April 1998, to say farewell to the music venue, Iron Maiden 
		appeared again, this time under the name of `The Angel and the Gamblers'. 
      Purchased by Wizard Inns 1997 and closed May 1998 for substantial
    refurbishment. Reopened November 1998 as the 
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