Hobart Town Gazette, 21 October 1826
| Robert Hay Marr | Black Bull | |
| Mr Richard White | Launceston Hotel | |
| William Patten | Hope & Anchor | |
| Robert Towers | Caledonian Hotel | |
| Mr William Field | Plough | |
| Alex Waddle | Horse and Jockey | |
| John Fawkner | Cornwall House | |
| Mr Henry Boyle | Red Lion | |
| Mr Alex Stewart | Rose and Thistle | |
| James Houghton | Globe | |
| George Burgess | Black Swan | |
| Thomas Manning | Jolly Sailor | |
| Henry Davis | Commercial Tavern | |
| Mary Townsend | Bird in Hand | Long Meadow |
| Edward Dryden | Plough | Perth |
| William Frazer | Lamb | S. Esk River |
| William Coomes | Bridge Inn | Campbell Town |
| Roger Taylor | Wheat-sheaf | The Springs |
| Alex Drummond | White Horse | St. Paul’s Plains |
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INNKEEPERS AND PUBLICANS. — The following persons have received licenses at Launceston, for the ensuing year:—
Mr. Richard White, Launceston Hotel
Mr. William Field, Plough Inn
Mr. John Fawkner, Cornwall House
Mr. Robert Towers, Caledonia
Mr. Henry Davis, Commercial Tavern
Mr. James Houghton, Horse and Jockey
Mr. Henry Boyle, Red Lion
Mr. Thomas Manning, Jolly Sailor
Mr. Alexander Stewart, Ship Inn
Mr. William Patten, Hope and Anchor
Mr. Henry Burgess, Black Swan
Mr. Drummond, Rose and Thistle
Mrs. Townson, Bird-in-Hand, (two miles from town)
Mr. Alexander Waddle, (one mile from town, sign unknown)
Mr. Robert Mar
and Mr. Coombs, at the Elizabeth River, no sign yet.
Colonial Times, 29 September 1826
The following persons have received Public-house licenses at Launceston, in addition
to those already published in our Paper : Mr. Edward Dryden, Plough; Mr. William
Fraser, Lamb; and Robert Taylor, Wheatsheaf.
Colonial Times, 27 October 1825