Licensees :
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ROBERT HICKLING	*1865
JOHN HALES (Shopkeeper North Heigham 1875)	*1869 - *1872
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JOHN PINCHING	1879 - 1885
JOHN LAWS	05.05.1885
SAMUEL BRYANT	04.05.1886
HENRY JAMES COPELAND	27.03.1894
JESSE MOORE	to 1902
WALTER BANHAM	18.03.1902
ELIZA BANHAM	30.12.1902
EDWIN BRIGHTON	13.10.1903
ROBERT ERNEST EMMS	12.06.1906
ARTHUR EDWARD GRAY	10.10.1911
ALEC CHARLES JOLLY	18.10.1932
GEORGE McCURRIE	18.06.1935
REGINALD MACKLEY MASON	08.02.1938
ARTHUR BERTRAM LAST	14.02.1939
WILLIAM HERBERT HOWARD	16.07.1940
WILLIAM STAFF	06.05.1941
Convicted 29.05.1941 of allowing consumption out of hours. Fine of £1 on each of 3 cases.
ERNEST MANN	14.07.1942
WILFRED GEORGE De JONGE	12.02.1946

In court Wednesday 30th August 1865, police-constable Crane swore to the fact that Robert Hickling, of Northumberland Street, kept his house open at an illegal hour on the previous Sunday. Hickling did not appear in court and was fined 1s with 11s costs, this being his first offence.

In November 1896 publican Jesse Moore stood as the Conservative candidate in the election for a Councillor for the Mousehold Ward.
There were only two candidates, Mr. L. Tillett for the Liberals who achieved 790 votes and Mr. Moore who managed 64 votes.
The previous year a Liberal had been appointed unopposed.


Music licence granted to William Staff Tuesday 7th October 1941.

House damaged by enemy action April ? 1942.