According to Leonard Thompson in his book "Suffolk Coaching Days".

Joseph Wiggens was a retired coachdriver who drove the "Phenomena" coach from Norwich to Kings Lynn for 11 years. After his retirement in 1838 he moved to Bury and took The Dog which he later renamed The Eastern Counties Railroad Tavern (although I bet the regulars still called it The Dog!) He died in December 1843.

(info supplied by Neil Langridge)

The Talbot was renamed the Eastern Counties Railroad Tavern in about 1842.

The "D Berry" mentioned on signage on the building refers to Berry's bakery, which occupied the premises after the Dog closed. This business is also long gone.