Licensees :
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WILLIAM GRAY (Mrs Gray died during the first week of August 1813 - age 23)	1813 - 1830
MATTHEW SPENCER	1836
JOHN ROLIN	1838 - 1839
Mr & Mrs DEWSON	1840 - 1841
WILLIAM WILTON age 52 in 1851	1845 - *1858
CREAK SHIPP	1861 - 1865
ROBERT SCRIMSHAW	1868
GEORGE GIRDLESTONE (Maria Girdlestone, landlady June 1868)	1868 - 1869
WILLIAM HERRING	1871
WILLIAM MAIN & cork cutter	25.09.1871
JANE ELIZABETH MAIN	09.01.1888
Convicted 28.10.1889 of harbouring prostitutes - £5 fine with 6/- costs.
WILLIAM WOOD	25.05.1891
JOHN WICKHAM	16.11.1891

First found 1729.
Address as Baxter Street in 1773.

On Thursday 1st December 1803 the Colour was presented to the All Saints South Lynn Loyal Volunteers, commanded by J. Middleton. The Banner under which they should rally on the Day of Battle carried the Town Arms and the words For King and Country'.
Following the ceremony the Colour was deposited at the Captain's house and the whole adjourned to the Unicorn Inn where an excellent dinner was provided...... They left at a late hour.

7th February 1838 - Mr. J. Rolin thanked his Friends for their Patronage since he had taken the Inn

On the evening of 31st December 1840 the Lynn Auxiliary Conservative Society held their Anniversary Meeting here. Mirth harmony and good fellowship prevailed and on the following day several of the party re-assembled to welcome in the New Year with hilarity and social glee. Mr. and Mrs  Dewson had provided an excellent supper and all were extremely gratified by their attention to the company.

Given as the UNION INN 1868 - error?

Address as 29 Tower street in 1881