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252 HEIGHAM STREET HEIGHAM FULL LICENCE CLOSED JULY 1999
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 to PS 1/8/4 ( 1867 to 1965 )
St. MARTINS BREWERY

A leasehold property advertised for sale 11th October 1794.
JOHN MORSE 1822 ( Oak Street Brewer )
STEWARD & Co c1830 - Freehold owned by George Morse as Trust Deeds dated 1837 to 1851 .
STEWARD & PATTESON    
WATNEY MANN     
NORWICH BREWERY   
SPRING INNS   
Licensees :
JOSEPH BURTON 1752
THOMAS SPEIGHT
woolcomber		 1760 - 1764
HENRY SLACK 1768
STEPHEN BURROWS
( Borough 1802, Boroughs 1822 )		 1806 - 1822
JOHN READ 1830
RICHARD PIGGIN 1836
ROBERT STEWARD 1840 - 1846
ELIZABETH CUSTANCE
& Bath House & Ferry		 ( 1842 )
JOHN STAMFORD 1850
SAMUEL LEGGATT
age 40 in 1851		 1851 - 1854
ROBERT GIRLING
according to Craven		 1856
THOMAS MAXWELL
according to Melville 1856		 1856
H PEGG 1858
THOMAS MAXWELL 1859 - 1864
THOMAS RANT by 1865
FRANCIS FREDERICK RANT 10.10.1879
Convicted 26.08.1881 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine 5/- plus 7/- costs.
Convicted 10.10.1891 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine £2 plus 7/- costs or 14 days detention.
JAMES CAREY
( retired to private life )		 24.11.1891
HERBERT ALFRED BAKER 28.11.1911
EMILY BAKER 15.07.1918
HERBERT ALFRED BAKER 13.05.1919
BERTIE SAMUEL ELLIS
( went to Free Trade Tavern 1942 )		 24.07.1934
Convicted 04.05.1935 of selling out of hours.
Fine £1 or 13 days detention.
Convicted 23.02.1937 of selling out of hours.
Fine £2.
Destroyed by enemy action 04.1942
SAMUEL HORACE BEALES 25.08.1942
CLIFFORD GEORGE WILLIAMS 11.07.1944
FREDERICK CYRIL HEWITT 17.08.1948
LOUIS REGINALD CANHAM 14.06.1955
GERALD LESLIE STAUNTON BATTY 11.10.1960
WALTER EDWARD EASTER 10.10.1961
GERALD HENRY WRIGHT 24.11.1964
PERCY RUSH 1968
ANTHONY MAY 1972
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ROGER COOPER 1981 - 1984
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CHRISTINE MORGAN by 10.1997
STEPHEN ANDREWS 08.1999
 
The initials of Richard Brunne appear over the front door.
He is said to have built the ( original ) house in 1541.

Building recorded at this site in 1587.
Date stone reads 1615.

Originally a Bishops Palace.
( As Bishops Hall Palace in 1643 )

Gutted by incendiary bomb 27.04.1942.

Trading recommenced 12.06.1944 when temporary premises known as `The Hut' opened. ( The Justices authorised reopening 11.07.1944 ).

Closed 16.05.1955 with licence held in suspense.
88 barrels of beer sold in the year before closure..

Rebuilt by Steward & Patteson to open 1960.

Closed & boarded up July 1999.
Offered for sale as a private dwelling January 2000.
Damaged by fire 11.04.2001
See page 76 of Norwich In Old Postcards - Vol 2 - Published 1989.