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Norfolk. [Kelly's 71{) PUB NORFOLK. [KELLY'S PUBLICANS-continued. Dog & Duck, Samuel Stevens, :Pilot street, Lynn Crown, J<'rederick Alien, 177 King street; 40 & 41 Regent Dog & Partridge, John Carter, Guildhall street, Thetford street & 40 Market place, Yarmouth Dog & Partridge, Chas. W. Tillott, East Wretham, Thetford Crown, John Bacon, Hindringham, Walsingham R.S.O Dolphin inn, James Carey, 252 Heigham street, Norwich Crown, Chas. Wm. Barnard, Lireat Ellingham,Attleborough Dolphin, Thos. Harvey, Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalen, Lynn Crown, Horace Beales, Old Buckenham, Attleborongh Dolphin inn, Arthur Oakes, Friars street, Lynn Crown inn, Robert Bennett, Great Hockham, Thetford Dolphin, Alfred Reeve, Church street, Diss Crown, Jn. Bircham, Newton, Horsham St. Faith's, Norwich Dolphin (The), Henry Sharpe, Old Market street, Thetford Crown, Alien Blades, Little Fransham, East Dereham Dove, John Ford, 43 Barrack street, Norwich Crown, George Brown, Dickleburgh, Scole Dove, William Mudd, Great Poringland, Norwich Crown, Thomas Brown, Banham, Attleborough Dove, Samuel Valiant, Wortwell, Harleston Crown, George Bunting, Church street, East Dereham Dray & Horses, J0hn Wix, Tottenhill, Lynn Crown, John Capes, Attleborough Drovers' Rest, Mrs. M. Nightingale, 32 Austin st. Lynn Crown, Frederick Carter, Northwold, Brandon Druid's Arms, Mrs. H. Ruth en, 150 Middlegate !lt. Yarmouth Crown (The), :1.\lrs. Adelaide Clarke, 29 Elm hill, Norwich Duke, George Woodrow, Hindringham, Walsingham R.S.O Crown inn, Edward John Cocks, Mumlford R.S.O Duke's tavern, Francis Kerridge, 12 Tombland, Norwich Crown, Octavius Oliver Colman, Burston, Diss Duke of Connaught, George Harding H1gh, 72 Prince of Crown, Philip Colman, Great Ryburgh, Fakenham Wales road, Norwich Crown, Thomas Cooper, Little Ellingham, Attleborough Duke of Connaught, Alex. M. Jones, St. Nicholas st. Lynn Crown, George Couzens, Shipdham, \Yatton Duke of Connaught, William Moore, Livingstone street, Crown, J oseph Cox, Finch am, Downham Dereham road, Norwich Crown, Charles Crane, Gayton, Lynn Duke of Cnmherland,Miss M. A. Starling,86 ~orfolk st.Lynn Crown, Ezra Dixon, Buxton, Norwich Duke of J<~dinburgh, Alex. Rennie, Littleport street, L:1nn Crown (The), William Dobson, Southrepps, Norwich Duke of Fife, James Pcarcy Fell,5 Saturday Market pl. Lynn Crown, Robert J<'rancis Eastick, East ·winch, Lynn Duke of Fife, Charles Malthouse, Thorn lane, Norwich Crown, William Gall, Trunch, North Walsham Duke of Marlborough, W. Berwick,jun. 29Fishgate st. Norwich Crown, John Gamble, W ormegay, Lynn Duke of Norfolk, Austin King, 82 Southwell road, Norwich Crown, Wm. Griggs, Stow briclge,Stow Bardolph,Downham Duke of Sussex, Mrs. H. Lingley, 42 Botolph st. Norwich Crown, Mrs. Mary Ann Hammond, Catfield, Gt. Yarmouth Duke of Wellington, Robert Chason, 5 Chapel street, Soath Crown, Charles Hawes, South Lopham, Thetford Heigham, Norwich Crown, Chas. Hazel], Pulham St. Mary Magdalen,Harleston Duke of Wellington, Wm.Raven, Wellington rd. EastDereham Crown, Mrs.Harriett Hazel!, Shotesham All Saints, Norwich Duke of Wellington, George Wilkinson, 42 St. Stephen's Crown, Charles llolsey, Lower Sheringham, Cromer street, Norwich Crown inn, .Anthony Horrex, Methwold, Stoke Ferry S.O Duke William (The), Robert Murray, Harleston Crown inn, Robert Howard, Ashill, "\Vatton Duke of York, Noah Catchpole, Ditchingham, Bungay Crown inn, Mrs. Sarah .Ann Hurst, Banningham, Aylsham Duke of York,Harrison Mason,2IBisbop'sBridge rd.Norwich. Crown, Christopher Edward Jarvis, Rougham, Swafl'ham Duke's Head, Matthew Barnard, Corpusty, Norwich Crown, William Edward Jones, Haddiscoe, Norwich Duke's Head, Arthur Clarke, Earsham, Bungay Crown, George Kerridge, Shelf anger, Diss Duke's Head, William Elderkin, Stoke l<'erry S.O Crown, Samuel Laws, Horsford, Norwich Duke's Head, Mrs. Ann M. Gant, Quebec st. East Dereham Crown, Geo.Leaper,Garboldisham rd.East Harling, Thetford Duke's Head, James Houchen, Caston, Attleborough ' {;rown inn, Robert Leveridge, Carbrooke, Watton Duke's Head inn, Charles Christopher Houghton, Shotesham Crown (The), John Lin!!e, ~tanhoe, Lynn All Saints, Norwich Crown,Mrs.Martha.Ann Lockett,Horsham St.Faith's,Norwch Duke's Head, George Smith, Wacton, Long Stratton Crown, J ames Long, Smallburgh, Norwich Duke's Head, James Stolworthy, Swatield, North Walsham Crown, John Nobes, Colkirk, J<'akenham Duke's Head, W. Symonds, 101 High st.Gorleston,Yarmouth Crown inn, Edward Page, Six Crossways,Hackford,Norwich Duke's Head, John Toll, West Rudham, Swaffham Crown, James Pearson, Outwell, Wisbech Duke's Palace, Nelson Sillett, Duke street, Norwich Crown (The), Henry Hawston, Guild st. Walsingham R.S.O Dun Cow, Richard Dranford, Swainsthorpe, Norwich Crown,M rs. Ea th-she ba Redington, W ereham,Stoke FerryS. 0 Dun Cow, James Brown, Salthouse, Holt Crown, Eldred Slaughter, Ludham, Yarmouth Dun Cow, Thomas Augnstus Magness, Dersingham, Lynn -Crown, Mrs. Eliza E.Smith,48Rridge st.St. George's,Norwich Dun Cow, Benjamin Rudley, Terrington St. Clement, Lynn -Crown, Mrs. Emma Sommerville, I 17 St. Benedic-t's st.N orwch Dun Cow, Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, 167 Oak street, Norwich Crown, Henry Stubbings, Ovington, Thetford Dun Cow, Richard Spauls, II8 Barrack street, Norwich Crown inn, Edwin James Tuckfield, Middleton, Lynn Dun Cow, William Turner, Aldeby, Beccles -Crown, William \Varner, Norwich road, East Dereham Duncan Arms, Henry Hale, 49 Magdalen street, Norwich Crown, William ·warren, Little Dnnham, Swaffham Dunstable Arms, Robt. Dennis, Lower Sheringham, Cromer Crown, Joseph 'Wilshak, Crown road, Yarmouth Eagle, Robert Bates, Weston Longville, Norwich ..Crown, Mrs. Eliza Wright, Gissing-, Diss Eagle tavern, J. W. Campbell, Bedford bank, Welney, Wisbech Crown & .Anchor, J oseph Bass, Bak~r st. Gorleston, Yarmth Eagle, Horace Campling, 30 West Pottergate st. Norwich Crown & Anchor, :Mrs. Emily Breeze,Bunweli,.Attleborough Eagle tavern, Leonard Gunns, H.eedham R.S.O Crown & Anchor,Chas.Carter, 'Viggenhall St.Germans,Lynn Eagle, J<'redk. Henry Knights,s St. Gregory's alley, Norwich --Crown&Anchor, W. Clayton,105St. George's Middle st. N orwch Eagle, John Scarffe, Market place, East Dereham ·Crown & Anchor. Lewis Lovell Farrow, \Veybourne, Holt Eagle tavern, Wm.Anthony 'fuck,33 Newmarket rd. Norwich Crown & Anchor, Mrs. Susannah 1'\ otley, Blo'N orton, Thetfrd Eagle inn, William West, Great Hockham, Thetford Crown & Anchor, James Wallis, Southery, Downham Eagle & Child, C. J. Curtis, 14 Cattle Market st. Norwich Crown & Angel, H. A. Hall, 41 St. Stephen's st. Norwich Earl of Beaconstield, William Robert Knights, 42 Beacons- · Crown & Mitre, Saml. Barnard, Common Staith quay, Lynn field road, North denes, Yarmouth Crown Point tavern, John "\\'atson, Trowse Newton, Norwich Earl of Cardigan, Mrs. Mary A.. Roll, 56 Orchard st. Norwich ·Crown & Thistle (The), J<'rederick Bailey, Pentney, Swaffham Earl Grey, Jn. Wm. Durrant, High st. Gorleston, Yarmouth \Jrystal Palace inn, Herbert Phi1ip Bird, Railway rd. Lynn Earl Grey, Joseph Merrikin, Surrey street, Lynn Cupid & Bow, J. Parfoot,23 St.Martin's Palace plain, Norwich Earl of Leicester, Peter Beales, Dereham road, Norwich Curriers' Arms, Herbert Burrage, II4 Essex street, Norwich Earl of Leicester, Geo. W. Pells, Cowper rd. East Dereham -Curriers' Arms, S. Harris, St. Stephen's Back st. Norwich Rarl of Richmond, James Goodson, Pilot street, Lynn Curriers' Arms, Mrs. E. \\'arner, 16 St. Giles st. Norwich Earl St. Vincent, Henry King, 93 King street, Yarmouth Custom House inn, Henry Miller, Purfieet bridge, Lynn Ear le Arms, Matthew A ves, Hey don, Norwich Daye's Arms, Jeffery Nurse, Scoulton, A.ttleborough East End Retreat, Wm. H. Pearson, 93 Thorpe rd. Norwich ·Denmark Arms, Willi.am Ling, Denmark street, Diss Eastern Union Railway tavern, Horace .MoOTe, I St.Stephen's Denmark Arms, George Stephen Tinkler, 43 Denmark road, road, Norwich Earlham road, Norwich Eaton Cottage, Mrs. E. Read, 6g Mount Pleasant, Norwich Derby Arms, Mrs. Louisa Mills, 75 Derby street, Norwich Edinboro' Castle, James Fitt, 8 Botolph street, Norwich Dial, George Green, 131 Dereham road, Norwich Edinburgh, Harry Chas. Scotter, 2 Pottergate st. Norwich Dial, James Titlow, Swan ton Morley, East Dereham Edinburgh, Thomas Smith, 16 Market plac-e, Yarmouth Distillery (The), Thomas Holland, 48 Dereham rd. Norwich Eel Pie inn, A. Webb, Westhead rd. Stow llardolph,Downham Dock tavern, James Cowen, North street, Lynn Eight Ringers, John Culyer, Mattishall, Dereham Dog inn, Jeremiah 1\larch, IIorsford, Norwich Eight Ringers, James Skinner, Church plain, Wells Dog inn, William A.nness Page, Swardeston, Norwich Eight Ringers, George Henry Tuffield, 14 Oak st. Norwich Dog, Walter Howard Randall, Easton, Norwich Eldon Stores, William Edward Lawn, 2 Beth~J st. Norwich Dog inn, Thomas Smith, Ludham, Yarmouth Elephant, George A ttoe, 6o Magdalen street, Norwich Dog inn, William Websdale, Hingham, Attleborough Elephant & Castle, J<'redk. Allen, 40 Market pl. Y Rrmouth Dog & Duck, Harry llee, Hundred J<'eet bank, Ten .Mile Elephant & Castle, Fredk. Newman, IIo King st. Norwich bank., Downham • Elm tavern, Wm. John Bulwer, n8 M~dalen rd. Norwich .
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