Licensees :
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WILLIAM GIRLING / GITLING	1810 - 1822
WILLIAM GARDINER	1830
WILLIAM ALLINGTON	1832
JOHN WILLIAM MONK	1833 - 1836
JAMES SMITH	1837 - 1844
HENRY CUSHING	1845 - 1846
JONATHAN DADE	1850
WILLIAM RAYNES Age 34	1851
Mr. SLATER	1853
PETER YOUNGS according to Craven	1856
ROBERT JOHN WOODS according to Melville	1856
WILLIAM JERMY	1858
WILLIAM AUSTIN	1859
ANN BROWN	1861
WILLIAM ATKIN	here 01.1864
Saturday 30th January 1864 - Charged with permitting disorderly conduct in his house. Since he had only kept the house but a short time, he was fined 20s and costs of 11s.
ALBERT DAVID LANE (Given at the ORIENTAL by Simpson)	1864
SAMUEL TRAGHEIM	1865

Given as the GOLDEN WHEATSHEAF 1856, 1863, 1864 & 1865.

In August 1834, J. W. Monk acquainted County Houses and the Public in general, that as an Agent for Thornton & Company's Prime Suffolk Amber Ales and London Stout and Porter, such products could be sold at precisely the same Price as the Beccles and London Breweries.
Supplies of Edinburgh Stingo could be purchased at the Wheatsheaf and sampled; for strength and exquisite flavour it was superior to any wine.

For sale by Auction Monday 3rd April 1837. Then in the occupation of James Smith, undertenant to Mr. Cushion.
House described as "a well-known Free Public House co0ntaining and excellent Bar, Sitting Room, Parlour next the street, large Tap Room, Wash-house, good Cellar, 3 Bedrooms and 3 Attics. Small Yard with 2 Stables for 8 Horses..."

The Household Furniture of Mr. Smith, late of the Wheatsheaf, was offered for Sale by Auction, Monday 15th April 1844.
Sale held in the Large Room of the VICTORIA GARDENS, St. Stephens.

All the Household Furniture, Implements in Trade, excellent five-motion beer engine, spirit fountain with ten stop taps, superior Bagatelle Table with slate bed, ivory balls and mahogany frame, panel counter and fittings, pewter quart and pint measures, liquor and other glasses, five featherbeds, bedding and other effects, were offered For Sale by Auction, on the Premises, Thursday 23rd December 1852.

Advertised To Let June 1853, the owner retiring from business.
Comprising seven Bed-rooms, Liquor Shop, Parlour and Bar in front. Two Stables, Lock-up Gog-house and large Yard.
Incoming £40 including fixtures.
Apply to Mr. Slater at the Premises.



To Let from Michaelmas 1856, with Liquor Shop in front, Bar-room, a large back room, Kitchen, eight bed-rooms, a Club-room upstairs, two Stables, Gig-house and large Yard.
Named the GOLDEN WHEATSHEAF INN.
Enquire of Mr. Slater, Belgrave Cottage, Regent Road, Great Yarmouth or Messrs. Winter & Son, St. Giles, Norwich.
Also a Fancy Shop, belonging to the above Premises, adjoining.