| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| Mrs BOND |
to 1809 |
| WILLIAM
UNGLEMAN |
September
1809 |
| CHARLES CLARKE |
1819 |
| OBADIAH CLARKE |
1830 |
| WILLIAM NUTHALL |
1836 |
| JAMES ALLEN |
1839 |
| WILLIAM
PARMENTER |
1846 |
WILLIAM SILLIS
age 50 in 1851 |
1850 - 1854 |
| WILLIAM NORTON |
1856 |
| ROBERT
BULLIMORE |
1863 |
| EDWARD NUTMAN |
1865 - 1867 |
| HENRY HAGGIS |
1869 |
| ALFRED
FRANCIS |
1871 |
| EDWARD
NORTON |
1875 |
| JOHN BURGELL |
1879 - 1886 |
| JAMES BLAND |
1888 |
| ARTHUR J. BLAND |
1890 |
| JAMES BLAND |
1892 |
| SAMUEL HALESWORTH |
1896 |
| ALBERT GEORGE WALES |
by 1900 |
| HENRIETTA WALES |
12.01.1906 |
| HORACE ACKERMAN |
15.04.1910 |
| HARRY EDWIN SUMMERS |
27.01.1911 |
| WILLIAM HERBERT SOUTHGATE |
09.01.1914 |
| ROBERT FARR |
08.01.1915 |
| CLARA MAUD FARR |
19.11.1915 |
| SIDNEY GIBBS |
13.06.1919 |
| JAMES BANHAM |
11.02.1925 |
| ERNEST EDWARD ABBOTT |
13.04.1926 |
| TERENCE ALBERT CLARKE |
14.05.1935 |
| JAMES ALBERT COSSEY |
01.07.1941 |
| HARRY BURGESS |
08.02.1952 |
| THOMAS ALBERT
TRORY |
01.04.1952 |
| RAYMOND
CHITTLEBURGH |
21.04.1959 |
| JOHN
RICHARD McBRIDE |
11.04.1961 |
| WILLIAM
HARRIS JONES |
25.07.1961 |
| JOHN
RICHARD McBRIDE |
10.09.1963 |
| JOHN HAROLD
ELSTON |
05.11.1963 |
| VERSEY
WILLIAM GEORGE CRASK |
13.09.1966 |
| JOHN
RICHARD MCBRIDE |
30.10.1969 |
| WALTER
WOODWARD |
28.05.1970 |
| JOHN RICHARD
McBRIDE |
05.02.1971 |
| LESLIE J
SERGEANT |
25.05.1971 |
| ARMANDO
LUPPI |
20.07.1972 |
GEORGE
CHARLTON HODGE &
ROY CHARLES ADDY |
14.02.1975 |
RAYMOND JOHN
SMITH &
ERIC SEVERN |
13.02.1976 |
RAYMOND JOHN
SMITH &
DAVID GRIMES |
28.10.1976 |
JOHN EDWARD
THOMAS WOODS &
DAVID GRIMES |
14.09.1978 |
| JOHN EDWARD
THOMAS WOODS |
25.10.1979 |
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Formerly the house of John Ireland, mayor of Yarmouth in 1716.
Probably became a public house by 1797.
Recorded as the WHITBY KATT, or
SHIP
in 1804 conveyance.
It was recorded 16th September 1809 that William Ungleman had taken on the
Ship from Mrs Bond.
Offered for sale by auction Tuesday 14th May 1867.
Described as a very desirable old-established Freehold Public-house, let to
Mr. Edward Nutman. For may years a lucrative beer and spirit trade having
been carried out on the premises.
Located on the corner of Row 84.Address as 8 Middlegate in 1822 and 1865.
As 6 Gaol Street in 1869.
6 Middlegate Street in 1875, 1879 and 1888.
4 Middlegate in 1937. Location known as Greyfriars Way by 1970's Closed 2010 to be converted to `health
facility' |
