| Licensees : |
| WILLIAM LAWS |
to 1782 |
| JOHN LOWL |
from October
1782 |
| - |
|
| JEREMIAH CLAXTON |
1830 |
| SUSANNA CLAXTON |
1836 |
| JONAS COE |
1839 |
| JANE PLATTEN |
1842 |
| MICHAEL ELGOOD |
1845 |
| JOSEPH PRICE |
1845 |
| SAMUEL WORTLEY |
1853 - 1854 |
| MARK WIDDOWS |
1856 |
| RICHARD BARNES |
1861 |
| R. NICHOLS |
1864 |
| JOHN BIDWELL |
by 1867 |
| HUMPHREY LANE |
10.03.1868 |
| ISAAC NUDD ( Noye ? ) |
11.10.1870 |
| Isaac Nudd is on
record as accused during 1871 of being open out of hours - The Licence Register entry
perhaps says Isaac Noye. |
| WILLIAM BUTTLE WRIGHT |
25.07.1871 |
| RICHARD NICHOLS |
22.03.1872 |
| WILLIAM MAYHEW |
23.11.1886 |
| WILLIAM THOMAS GRAVES |
17.12.1886 |
| HERBERT SEPPINGS |
08.05.1900 |
| JOHN HENRY HAYLOCK |
09.02.1905 |
| HENRY GEORGE DRAKE |
09.05.1905 |
| GEORGE WALTER PRATT |
08.10.1907 |
| HERBERT SEPPINGS |
26.11.1907 |
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The Norfolk Chronicle of 18th October 1782
carried the following announcement.....
John Lowl begs to inform the Public, that he has taken the House late
in the Occupation of Mr William Laws, in St Martin's at Oak, in the said
City, known as the sign of the Arabian Horse, and has laid in a fresh
Stock of Spirituous Liquors. All those Country Gentlemen and others who
favoured Mr Laws with their Custom, and will please to continue their
Favours on me, may depend on the most grateful Acknowledgements, and
steady care to merit their esteem.
From Gentlemen, your Humble Servant,
John Lowl
N.B. A Dinner provided Wednesdays and Saturdays. Good Stable Room for
Horses.
22 St Martin at Oak in 1802
70 Oak Street 1801 to 1896
72 Oak Street in 1892
Licence provisionally refused 05.02.1907 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 23.12.1908
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