Kentish Gazette, 5 September, 1806.

A man of the name of Freed, and another, were last week committed to Maidstone, charged with stealing a regimental great coat, from a soldier, at the "George" public house. They were detected offering the coat for sale, at the "Black Boy" public house, four half-a-guinea.

Kentish Gazette, 2 March 1852.

George Inn Hop Dinner.

The annual hop dinner held at this house, took place on Wednesday evening. After the settling, several bets were made on next year's duty. A high duty was anticipated.

Kentish Gazette, 13 June 1854.

An inquest was held at the "George Inn," on Monday morning, before T. Kipping Esq., on the body of a new-born male infant, which was found in a public water-closet in the George Yard, on Thursday.

It appealed that Superintendent Blundell was passing the spot, when his attention was directed to the circumstance, and he had the child removed.

Mr. Harrold, surgeon, examined the child and applied the usual test, and from the appearances it presented he concluded that the child had not breathed.

Active inquiries had been set on foot, but no clue obtained to its parents or the parties who placed it there, in the absence of which a verdict of "Found dead" was returned.

Southeastern Gazette, 4 January 1853.

MARKET HOUSE, GEORGE INN, GABRIEL’S KILL, MAIDSTONE.

William Willshire, having taken the above commodious House and premises, lately occupied by Mr. George Harrison, begs respectfully to inform his numerous Friends and the Public generally, that he intends to sell all liquors of a first-rate quality, combined with excellent accommodation and reasonable charges; and trusts, by assiduity and attention, to merit a continuance of their favours.

Ales, Wines, and Sprits, of every description, at the lowest possible prices.

Dinners provided on the shortest notice.

Well-aird. Beds, &c. &c.

N.B. Excellent Stall Stabling and lock-up Coach-houses.

From the South Eastern Gazette, Tuesday 3 December, 1861.

DEATHS.

On the 30th ult., at the Barming heath Lunatic Asylum, Mr. William Willsher, formerly landlord of the "George Inn," Maidstone.