(On 7th October 1815 it was announced that William Snow, victualler of Gt Yarmouth had assigned his Estate and Effects to Mr. John Hanbury Williams, Mr. John Woolsey and Mr. William Spelman, for the benefit of themselves and other creditors, who would execute a deed of assignment within three months of 2nd October 1815 - It is currently uncertain where Mr. Snow was licensee at this time, he had been at the THREE CRANES to at least 1807 and as yet, first named here in 1816.)

The Norfolk Chronicle of 29th January 1820 advertised for Let Or Lease the `Commodious public house called the
PRINCE OF WALES, or APOLLO GARDENS,
situate near the North entrance of Gt. Yarmouth, in the occupation of William Snow '.
Property described as comprising three parlours, four bed-rooms, a capital kitchen, billiard-room, cellar, beer warehouse, stables, outhouses, and other conveniences, and adjoining a bowling green with arbours, orchestra, and sitting-rooms arranged sound the same. Also two acres of Garden Ground in a high state of cultivation, and well planted with Fruit Trees, Shrubs and Bushes.