Offered for sale by auction Saturday, 31st July 1841, described
as complete with Spirit Licence and having Stable, Coach-house
and spacious walled-in COAL YARDS and WHARF. All in occupation
of William Draper, as tenant from year to year.
Note the Norwich Steam Packets sailed daily from the Wharf.
Sale owing to the death of Timothy Fellows Esq.
Samuel Sparrow appeared at the County Assizes Wednesday 13th December 1865,
surrendering to his bail and pleading not guilty of committing rape upon the
person of Mary Ann Bullen, a domestic servant in his employ. The alleged
offence was said to have been committed whist Mrs Sparrow was away. After a
hearing of several hours the case ended with an acquittal.
Described as the Watermans Arms, substantially built Beer Store,
with granary Over, stables, Cottages, with considerable river
frontage and on the tramway, when offered For Sale by Auction,
Tuesday 28th March 1871.
66 North Quay in 1864, but 66½ North Quay in 1890.
Address as Hall Quay in 1879.
The CELLAR
HOUSE by 1881.
