Later merged with the WHERRY to become the KEEL & WHERRY ?

Advertised to be sold in the
Norfolk Chronicle of 13th April 1782....
and 27th April 1782.
A Freehold Estate in St Peter Mountergate, in the said City,
consisting of a Public House, called the KEEL, and several small Tenements in the Yard adjoining, all in exceedingly good Repair, in the Occupation of James Whall, and others, at the yearly rent of £23/5/-