Kentish Gazette, 7 May 1850.

MILTON.

An inquest was held last week at the "Crown and Anchor," on the body of Edward Easen, aged 47, a fisherman, who hanged himself in his bedroom. It appeared the poor fellow had been much dejected for some time from the want of employment, having a wife and nine children dependent on him.

Verdict, "Temporary insanity."

Kentish Gazette, 20 January 1852.

KENT. MILTON NEXT SITTINGBOURNE, AND SITTINGBOURNE.

In the matter of Thomas Eason, a Bankrupt.

TO BREWERS AND OTHERS. MR JOHN JORDAN Has been directed by the Assignees of the Estate of the above-named Bankrupt, to submit to PUBLIC AUCTION, AT the "George Inn," MILTON next SITTINGBOURNE, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of February, 1852, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, in Three Lots, all the valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY of the said bankrupt, well worthy the attention of Brewers, Publicans, and Capitalists.

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Lot 2:— All those TWO FREEHOLD TENEMENTS or DWELLINGS, adjoining to a Public-house called the "Crown and Anchor," in Flushing-street, Milton aforesaid, in the occupation of James Eason and Harriet Eason, excepting a room on the ground floor, which is used as a beer-store by the "Crown and Anchor," in the occupation of Thos. Jarrett.

From the Faversham Gazette, Saturday 11 August 1855.

UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS, LODGE NO. 250.

The 12th anniversary of this lodge was held on Monday, the 6th inst., at the "Crown and Anchor," Milton. Between 70 and 80 members partook of an excellent dinner prepared in a style highly creditable to the worthy host, Mr. T. Jarrett. In the evening a convivial meeting was held, when the company were highly entertained by vocal and instrumental music, by talented gentlemen of the neighbourhood. The audience of members was very numerous.

Faversham Gazette, 2 August, 1856.

SITTINGBOURNE.

A man named Williams was examined before J. D. Dyke, Esq., on the 24th ult., charged with picking the pocket of a young man in the "Crown and Anchor" public house at Milton, on the previous night.

Committed for further examination to the Petty Sessions.