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91 New Hythe
New Hythe
Above photo, circa 1910. |
Above photo, circa 1920's. Showing the sign in the background and "Bull
Inn" on the left. By kind permission of Eric Hartland. |
Also known under the name of "Ferry House" between 1874 and 1882. I
believe the pub closed in the 1950s or 1960s and was later used for the
offices of the paper mill.
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Southeastern Gazette, 13 September 1853.
MALLING.
Application was made for a license for the "Ferry House," Newhithe,
which was refused; Mr. George supported and Mr. Hoar opposed.
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South Eastern Gazette 12 September 1854.
MALLING. PETTY SESSIONS, SEPT 4.
Application was made for a license for the "Ferry House," Newhithe. Mr.
George appeared to support, and Mr. Hoar to oppose on behalf of Messrs.
Brenchley and Co., when, after a long discussion as to the number of
houses and increased population, both of residents and travellers,
occasioned by Mr. Cubitt's works, and the probability of a farther
increase, the license was granted.
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Maidstone Telegraph, Saturday 11 September 1869.
Licensed Houses.
With respect to the "Ferry," at New Hythe, the chairman remarked that
they had been a conviction for allowing drunkenness in the house.
Superintendent Hulse stated that he had not received any complaints
since.
The licence was renewed with a caution.
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Kent & Sussex Courier 17 July 1908.
LICENSING.
Applications re transfers of the licenses of the "Ferry Inn," New
Hythe, was adjourned for a
fortnight.
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LICENSEE LIST
WILMORE William to Aug/1868
HUTSON Richard Aug/1868-74+ (age 47 in 1871 )
WILSON James William 1881-82+ (age 58 in 1881)
LUCK J M 1891+
MASON William H 1891+
(age 46 in 1891)
BALLARD Henry Thomas 1891-1903+ (age 48 in 1891)
BALLARD Florence Ann July/1908+
CASTLE William Leonard 1913-30+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/FerryInn.shtml
Census
Maidstone
Telegraph
Kent
and Sussex Courier
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
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