Part of the estate of the bankrupt Christopher Dinmore, Merchant and
Brewer, to be Sold by Auction Wednesday 29th January 1817.
Described as a Dwelling House, then used as a Brewhouse fitted up
with a plant complete, tun rooms, store rooms, warehouses, stable,
extensive yard and large garden, next to river.
The Norfolk Chronicle of 29th January 1820 gave notice to the creditors of Samuel Tayleure
Terry, publican, that all household furniture and effects would be sold at auction at the
TWO BREWERS, St. Michael Coslany.......for the
benefit of his creditors.
On 7th October 1820 it was notified that any Creditors of Mr. Terry
would be excluded from any benefit should they not confirm their
claim by 20th October 1820. Debtors were required to settle their
accounts by that date.
Samuel Terry is listed at the TWO
BREWERS, St. Mary in 1822.
For Sale by
Auction Wednesday 12th December 1827.
Freehold - Land Tax 10s per annum.
Offered for sale by auction
Tuesday 12th November 1839....`In which an excellent Trade has been carried
on for many years.... and now called the
RAIL-ROAD.'
20th April 1844 - For Sale, fronting Coslany Street,
the Dwelling-house, Shop, Yard, &c. formerly the residence of Mr. Grew
and called the TWO BREWERS.
now in the occupation of Watson, Ellis, Rix and Webster.
