| Licensees : |
| WILLIAM CALLOW |
1824 - 1830 |
| JANE CALLOW |
1836 |
WILLIAM
CARTER HAINES
( Age 40 in 1851 - at the Quay Commercial Tavern ) |
* 1839
- *
1851 |
| CHARLES HOWARD |
1854 - 1856 |
| BENJAMIN
BURTON |
1863 |
| HENRY SAVORY |
1865 - 1869 |
| RICHARD SAMUEL STEELE |
1877 - 1892 |
| WILLIAM ROYAL |
by 1903 |
| HECTOR ALFRED ELLIS |
16.10.1903 |
| JOSEPH ELLIS |
17.11.1905 |
| JOSEPH STEEL |
12.10.1906 |
| GEORGE FISHER |
27.01.1911 |
| CHARLES PHILIP TAYLOR |
26.09.1913 |
Convicted
18.10.1920 for permitting a quart bottle of rum to be taken away on a day prohibited for
that purpose.
Fine 20/- plus 10/6 costs or 14 days in detention. |
| CHARLES ALBERT BAKER |
06.01.1925 |
| JANE BAKER |
21.07.1925 |
| WALTER THOMAS TOPPS |
02.04.1935 |
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The EMPEROR STEAM PACKET 1836
& 1845.
SOVEREIGN STEAM PACKET 1845
The Eastern Daily Press of Thursday 17th
May 1877 reported :-
Amy THOMPSON was summoned before Yarmouth Police Court for threatening
Hannah LODGE. Mr DIVER appeared for complainant, and Mr WILTSHIRE for
defendant. From complainant's evidence it appeared that she was a married
woman, and was at that time living at the Steam Packet Tavern, waiting on
Mr STEELE's (the landlord) wife, who was ill. On Wednesday, April 25th,
when she was in the bar, the defendant, who is sister to Mrs STEELE, came
in and commenced to abuse her. She retired into the bar parlor, but
defendant followed her and again abused her and also threatened her. She
ran upstairs, and defendant came to the bottom of the stairs and again
threatened to do for her. She asked the defendant might be bound over to
keep the peace. Defendant was bound over in two sureties of £10 each to
keep the peace for three months.
Advertisement
in the Norwich Mercury of 10.02.1904.
``Good strong country girl wanted to do housework.
Wages £12 ( per annum ).
Apply to Mrs Ellis, Steam Packet Hotel''.
Licence removed to `Fowlers Plot ', Caister Road - Premises ( to be ) named the BURE
HOTEL. Licence removal declared final 12.12.1939.
The sites of the STEAM PACKET and the CROWN
& ANCHOR were combined in the development of the YARE
HOTEL, the new house opening 13th December 1939.
Stood between the STAR
& GARTER and the STAR HOTEL.
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