Licensees :
JOHN SHINGLES	1830
JAMES ULPH	1836
MARSHALL CARTER  according to Pigot	1839
T M CARTER  according to Robson	1839
JOHN DEEKS & watchmaker	1842 - 1866
Saturday 21st April 1866 - Fine of 1s and costs after pleading guilty to having his house open at illegal hours - First offence.
EDWARD CHAPMAN	by 1867
HENRY CREAKE	13.10.1868
ANTHONY JEREMIAH YALLOP	27.05.1870
ALFRED HAYLETT	02.04.1872
GEORGE BRETT	06.03.1873
JOHN HUNT	10.10.1874
EDWARD LEECH	05.01.1875
JAMES RIX	11.10.1875
MARY ANN RIX	08.08.1876
JOHN HIPPERSON	17.10.1881
Convicted 20.12.1883 of allowing consumption out of hours. Fine £1 plus 7/- costs.
JOHN POINTER	10.10.1884
CHARLES ROWLEY	10.12.1888
SUSANNAH ROWLEY	16.06.1908
DENNIS CLARKE COCKS	20.08.1912
ARTHUR WALTER TURNER	12.02.1929
ALFRED LARKMAN	10.05.1938
SARAH LARKMAN	05.04.1952
WALTER MINNS WALLACE	18.11.1952
ERNEST WILLIAM KIDD	15.05.1954
THOMAS RICHARD PAULING	21.08.1956
ROY EDWARD RAYNOR	19.08.1958
PERCY SHEPHEARD	18.11.1958
ALBERT JOHN VINCENT	10.02.1959
FREDERICK WILLIAM SEXTON	08.03.1960
JOHN MICHAEL HAIG	11.10.1960
PERCY SHEPHEARD	24.07.1962

Offered for sale by auction Tuesday 11th November 1834.
Described as an excellent Freehold Public-house containing a large club-room, parlour, kitchen, wash-house, cellar, and three good sleeping-rooms, also a well situated liquor shop, attached to which is a lucrative porter and spirit trade. Also a yard, stable, and hay-loft, at the back of the house.

George Rowley applied, on Monday 24th August 1891, for a music and singing licence for the porter room at the rear of the bar. The magistrates did not consider this a suitable place and refused the application. (Location reported in the Norfolk Chronicle as Heigham?)
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Located on the corner of Horns Lane and Ber Street.