Licensees :
R. BLYTH	1822
(Steward & Patteson)	1830
WILLIAM WADE Died 13th August 1831 - age 75	to 1831
BENJAMIN FARROW	1836
THOMAS OSBOURN	1839 - 1845
NORRIS MOORE age 55 in 1851	*1850 - 1856
Mrs MARY MOORE	c1857 - 1862
CHARLES BARBER CLOVER	by 1865
DANIEL GREENGRASS	26.09.1873
JAMES NEWTON	17.07.1878
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH	13.08.1878
WILLIAM NEWBY	10.10.1879
EDWARD JOHN SMITH	24.12.1883
GEORGE EDWARD MALLETT	04.03.1884
THOMAS ALLEN	17.06.1884
WILLIAM DENNY BALLS	24.06.1890
WILLIAM NEWBY	10.10.1890
ROBERT NEWBY	08.05.1894
HANNAH GARTHEN NEWBY	07.02.1906
Convicted 15.03.1916 of failing to suspend consumption of intoxicating liquor - Fine 10/- or 7 days detention.
MABEL NEWBY	01.10.1918
WALTER NEWBY	13.05.1919
ROBERT WILLIAM NEWBY	03.06.1947
LOUIS REGINALD CANHAM	09.02.1954

On the night of Friday 2nd April 1824, the house was entered and about six gallons of liquor, one lb. of tobacco, a time piece and some halfpennies were stolen.

Location given as :
King Street, New City in 1842, Crooks Place in 1845.

Address given as 70 King Street in 1890

Street renamed to Shadwell Street c1895.

At the licensing sessions held Monday 23rd August 1858 it was heard that Mrs Moore had permitted disorderly conduct in the past, but the character of the house had since been good. Licence renewal was approved.
Mrs Moore was charged on 19th April 1862 of having her house open at improper hours, but the case was eventually dismissed.