| Licensees : |
| ROBERT BORE |
1783 |
ELIZABETH
TOMPSON
Died during the week ending 19th October 1811 - age 45 |
1805 to
September 1811 |
| EDWARD
FIDDEMAN |
1811 to
September 1816 |
| JEREMIAH
ALBOROUGH |
1816 |
| JANE ALBOROUGH |
1822 |
| JEREMIAH ALBOROUGH |
1830 |
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Jeremiah Alborough is known to have taken out
licenses from September 1816 to September 1828. The 1822 entry in
Pigot's directory indicates that his wife (?) was running the house.
Jeremiah is again named at the house in 1830.
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Also given as the GATEHOUSE TAVERN
Located in the building to the South side of the
Ethelbert Gate, inside the Cathedral Close.
Location also as Tombland.
October 1811 -
All persons standing indebted to the late Elizabeth Thompson were instructed
to send their account to Mr. J. Youngs at the New Brewery, King Street and
all persons who stood indebted to her, at the time of her decease, were
desired to pay the sum immediately to the said Mr. John Youngs.
The Royal George Masonic Chapter held a meeting on 24th July 1818 at the
Gate House. |
