| Licensees : |
| - |
|
JAMES BRAY
went to
MAIDS
HEAD |
05.08.1748 to 11.1749 |
| THOMAS TILBURY |
pre December 1758 |
DANIEL FAKENHAM
worsted weaver |
1760 - 1762 |
JAMES ALDERS
worsted weaver |
1763 - 1764 |
JAMES SEELEY
Location to be confirmed
went to
KINGS
ARMS |
* to 1777 |
THOMAS DELF
Died 24th June 1804 - age 57 |
to 1804 |
THOMAS SMITH
Liquor merchant |
1806 - 1807 |
| JAMES
HADMAN |
to 1814 |
| - |
|
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Location described 1746 as on the `Corner of the Market Place '.
Norwich, Dec. 4, 1758
This is to give NOTICE THAT THOMAS TILBURY, from London,
late from the Three Tuns Tavern in the Market-Place [Norwich],
having now taken the
RAMPANT HORSE INN,
in St. Stephen's-street.........
Given as the THREE BARRELS 1760 - 1763
March 1767 - Advertised To Let.
Apply Robert Pratt, woollen draper.
Location given as adjoining the Post Office when offered for sale 31st March 1814 due to the bankruptcy of proprietor James Hadman. (He appears again at the
CROWN & ANCHOR, Calvert street in 1822).
Offered for sale again 27th September 1814 when location described as at the
bottom of Gentlemans Walk. |
