| Licensees : |
| WILLIAM BAXTER |
1776 |
| SAMUEL GURNEY |
1811 |
JAMES TURNER
( at Hog Hill ) |
1822 |
JAMES SIELY
( at Timberhill ) |
| HENRY WILLIAM GOODINGS |
1836 |
ELIZABETH MAYERS
& printer |
1839 |
THOMAS BENSTEAD
on 1845 Magistrates list. |
1840 - 1845 |
| ( THOMAS SANDERS ) |
( 1842 - 1845 ) |
| ISAAC SOLOMON |
1850 |
| `Unoccupied, uninhabited or
being built '. |
1851 |
| FREDERICK NEWMAN |
1854 |
| GEORGE HEWITT |
25.03.1855
to 1861 |
|
Address as Red Lion Lane in 1811.
Hog Hill 1822 and / or TimberhillThe Norfolk Chronicle of 20th April 1776 reported.....
William Baxter. At the Red Lion, St. Stephens, Norwich. Begs to inform his friends and
public in general that as ABRAHAMS ALL is
now rebuilding so that customers cannot have any accommodation should think himself happy
to be honoured with their company until the house is rebuilt. And as Mr. Cobb is leaving
the RAMPANT
HORSE any of his customers that choose to make trial of the above
mentioned Inn shall have every due attention paid them that lies in his power.
( The reference to the Rampant Horse is strange because 1776 is the earliest date that Mr
Cobb is mentioned and he is there, probably to 1783 ). |
