COUNTY ARMS Pub of Maidstone

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PUB LIST

PUBLIC HOUSES

Paul Skelton

Earliest 1839-

County Arms

Latest 1863

(Name to)

15 Woollett Street

Maidstone

From the Kentish Gazette, 8 February 1842.

DEATH.

Jan. 27, at Maidstone, Mr. Joseph Britter, landlord of the "County Arms," aged 28.

South Eastern Gazette, 24 July, 1860.

Innkeepers’ Licenses.

The following transfer of public-house licenses were also granted last week.

The "County Arms," Woollett-street, from J. W. Phipps to James Gray.

Changed name to the "Swan" in 1863.

Kent Times, 4 January 1862.

At the Maidstone police-court on Saturday, before W. Haynes, Esq. , Mayor, C. Kills, H. Argles, and R. Cooper, Esqrs., Transfer of Licenses.

At the same time as the above, the license of the "County Arms," County-road, was transferred from William Bow to George Goldsmith.

From Maidstone Telegraph 12 September 1863.

MAIDSTONE INTELLIGENCE. PETTY SESSIONS.

ALTERATION OF THE SIGNS OF LICENSED HOUSES.

On the application of the respective landlords, the signs of the following houses were altered as under:- The "County Arms," Woollett-street, to the "Swan."

LICENSEE LIST

FINN William 1839-40+

BRITTEN Joseph 1841-27/Jan/42 dec'd (age 25 in 1841)

JARRETT E 1847+

PIPER P D 1851+

HUNT William 1858+

PHIPPS J W to July/1860

GRAY James July/1860+

BOW William 1861-Jan/62 (also plasterer age 42 in 1861)

GOLDSMITH George Jan/1862+

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