| Licensees : |
| RICHARD
BACON |
* 1794 |
| CHARLES ELSEGOOD |
1806 |
JOHN JARRETT
& gardener |
1807 |
| THOMAS WALKLEY |
1822 - 1839 |
| MARY WALKLEY |
1839 |
CHRISTOPHER BARLEY
age 50 in 1851 |
1840 - 1858 |
| MARY BARLEY |
1859 - * 1861 |
| J CURRIE |
1864 |
| C. J. MANNERING |
1865 |
| ROBERT ROLL |
by 1867 |
| ANN MARIA HAINES |
17.06.1873 |
| JOSEPH BRUNDEL |
07.04.1874 |
| JOSEPH WIGGETT |
10.10.1882 |
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In 1794 Richard Bacon issued a halfpenny token
showing Norwich Castle on one side
and a hanging fleece on the other with
the words GOOD TIMES WILL COME.
The edge of the token gave his name and the address as Cockey Lane.
Address as 5 Bridewell Alley in 1851.At the February 1906 licensing sessions Police
Inspector Windsor objected to licence renewal on the grounds that `The interior made it
totally unsuitable to be a Public House. It was in a congested area with 23 other public
houses within 200 yards and was not required to meet public needs'.
Licence provisionally refused 07.02.1906 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 23.08.1907
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