Licensees :
GEORGE BARRETT	1839 - 1850
JOHN FOREMAN miller - age 34	1851
BENJAMIN WURR	*1854
LOUISA WURR	1856
JOHN FOREMAN	*1858
J RUMBOLD	1859
JOHN COWLES	by 1864
GEORGE ALDERSON	24.06.1890
JOSEPH WILLIAM BROWNE	18.03.1902
HENRY HERBERT BROWN	06.04.1908

George Barrett is given at Howard Street, Grove Place, Upper Surrey Road in 1842.

Benjamin Wurr is given at an un-named beerhouse in Howard Street in 1854.

Mr. Robert Ray, chairman (of the Patriotic Fund?) at Mr. Wordingham's, Grapes Tavern, Lakenham, raised £1 1s for said fund, as reported 9th December 1854. This donation, and many others, added some £250. ( A total of £2,179 13s 7½d had been reported the previous week as the Norwich contribution to the fund, the contribution from the rest of Norfolk being £821 15s 7d) Mr. Wurr = Mr. Wordingham?

The Chief Constable objected to licence renewal at the 1906 Sessions.
The problems were `merely structural matters' and if agreeable changes were started on, or carried out before the adjourned Brewster Sessions, then the objections would be withdrawn.