Licensees :
WILLIAM MALSTER age 60 in 1851 (Maltster & shopkeeper in 1841)	by 1842
ROBERT HINDS	29.09.1852
FREDERICK THOMAS ARMES	25.03.1856
JOHN MATTHEWS	25.03.1860
Fine of 10s and costs on Friday 11th August 1865 for having house open for the sale of beer before 11:30am on the previous Sunday. Half of the fine to go to the Police Superannuation Fund.
Landlord cautioned Tuesday 29th August 1865 for having house open at unlawful hours for the sale of beer.
Fine of £1 and costs for having his open at prohibited hours an Sunday 13th January 1867. His third offence
Licence refused Tuesday 27th August 1867.
GEORGE GILMORE	by 1873
Mrs HARRIET GILMORE	1890 - 1892
CHARLES HENRY GILMORE	29.03.1892
GEORGE THOMAS GILMORE & marine store dealer	27.11.1907

Location as at Heigham Plain in 1842
& Heigham Folgate in 1845.

46 Barn Road in 1851 census.
Also found as 79 Barn Road.

Advertised June 1852 as the ROSE, to be sold by auction, the following month at the instruction of the Executor of the late William Cotton, deceased.
A Baker's Shop and Bake Office, Grocer's Shop, Cottages, Warehouses and Wood Yard, all situated in St. Benedict's, were to be auctioned at the same time.

Licence renewed at Sessions held 19th August 1862.
One of several houses where the licensee had been proceeded against during the year. The offences, for which summonses had been issued were either for selling beer out of hours, for allowing gambling or for permitting persons of bad character to assemble.
(Nature of actual offence at this house not detailed in report.)

George Gilmore applied for a wine and spirit licence, Tuesday 26th August 1873. With opposition voiced, the application was withdrawn.

1 Heigham Street 1843 - 1931

Given as the WHITE ROSE in 1930.