NORFOLK PUBLIC HOUSES
NORFOLK NORWICH GT. YARMOUTH KINGS LYNN NAME SEARCH PUBLICATIONS LINKS MYSTERY HOME

Offered for sale 21st July 1852
All that Substantial and well accustomed Wholesale and Retail LIQUOR SHOP, DWELLING HOUSE, YARD, BREWERY, Etc. Now in the occupation of Mr. James Hubbard.

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For Sale by Auction Friday, 25th June 1858.
Lot 1. All that compact BREWERY, Dwelling House and Liquor Shop called the Golden Dog, in the occupation of Mr. James Hubbard, who has carried on a most prosperous trade for many years, comprising brewery for ten barrels, tun room, three store-rooms, large store cellars, and three upper store-rooms, ware houses, yards, &c.
The House consists of Liquor Shop, (most conveniently situated on the corner of Golden dog Lane), counting room, entrance hall, dining room, kitchen and offices, drawing room, and four bedrooms, all in the most complete repair.
Lot 2. The Shop and Dwelling House adjoining Lot 1. in the occupation of Mrs. Cooper, comprising Shop, keeping room and four bed rooms, yard and conveniences, together with a small Shop adjoining, under let by Mrs. Cooper.
The above properties being held under a Lease from the Mayor, Sheriff, Citizens and Commonalty of Norwich, dated 21st September in the 11th year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth, for the term of **five hundred years.
**See below.

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In 1859 -
James Hubbard

Avails himself of this opportunity to tender his best thanks for the many
favours conferred on him for the last twenty years, and to state that the
greatest attention is paid to the BREWING DEPARTMENT, for supplying
families with pure

HOME-BREWED ALE.

J.H. begs to state that his WINES & SPIRITS are of the best
quality; also that he has always ready for immediate use, a large stock of

LONDON STOUT PORTER, SCOTCH, EAST INDIA and HOME-BREWED ALES in Bottles.

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J. Hubbard, Valuer for Beer, Wine and Spirit Trades, at the Golden Dog Brewery, October 1860.
( In 1861, Mr. Hubbard took over at the PHOENIX BREWERY, Upper Magdalen Street)

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Offered for sale with immediate possession 2nd November 1861.
Very Compact Brewery, Dwelling House and Spirit Shop.
For many years occupied by James Hubbard.