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16 Thornhill Place
Maidstone
 Above photo 1890, kindly sent by Dave Sutton.
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Above photo 1890, kindly sent by Dave Sutton. |
Above photo showing an outing from the pub, date unknown. Kindly sent by
Dave Sutton. |
Above photo circa 1960, kindly sent by Keith "Dicky" Daniel. |
Above photo circa 1960, kindly sent by Keith "Dicky" Daniel. |
 Above photo,
1983, kindly sent by Dave Sutton.
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Above photo, 1983, kindly sent by Dave Sutton, who says:- "At that
time we as a company Oswald Jones & Co purchased the Pub and converted
it in to our offices and run the company from there up until 2005.
The company was run by Bob, Bryan and Dave Sutton, the company
Oswald Jones & Co wear electrical contractors started in Maidstone in 1899 and run up until 2005 some 106 years. |
Above photo, 2019, kindly taken and sent by Paul Narramore. |
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Maidstone Telegraph 29 September 1866.
PETTY SESSIONS. APPLICATIONS JOB SPIRIT LICENCES.
There were no less than six applications from beer sellers for spirit
licenses.
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Mr J. Monckton applied for a licence on behalf of Mr W. Young, for the
"Artillery Arms." Thornhills. He Thought the house was situated in an
increasing neighbourhood, that it had been built for a public house, and no
opposition offered to the applicant. It was but just that his claims should
be taken into their consideration.
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The magistrates then retired to consult in private upon the implications,
and upon their return the Mayor said that they had decided upon granting the
license to the "Greyhound," Scrubs-lane, only.
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LICENSEE LIST
YOUNG W Mr 1866+
WYBORN Alfred 1867+
PHILLIPS William 1874+
BOWES Charles 1882+
SARGENT Robert 1891
MEAD Alfred F 1891-1903+ (age 50 in 1891 )
CROCKER Alice 1911-13+ (widow age 37 in 1911)
SHOEBRIDGE Arthur Walter 1918-38+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/ArtilleryArms.shtml
Census
Kentish Gazette
From
the Post Office Directory 1867
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