Thomas Albon junior takes this opportunity to acquaint the publick that he has taken the George Inn in Glemsford where he has a large stock of beer both of old and dashing which he intends to sell by the hogshead or smaller quantities, such people as chuse to make a trial may depend on being well used by their humble servant.Ipswich Journal[1] June 7th 1766

To be sold, that capital inn, the George in Glemsford, now in full trade with a fine malt office… cherry and strawberry yard, stables for 10 horses. A pump in office. Horse-mill, north butteries contain 300 hogsheads of beer…