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38 Fisher Street
Perryfields
Maidstone
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Southeastern Gazette, 6 September 1853.
Applications for New Licenses.
Mr. Monckton then applied on behalf of Mr. Sutton, of the
"Holly-bush Inn," Thornhills, for a spirit license. This house is
situated directly opposite to the "Brickmakers’ Arms," to which house
a license was last year granted. With respect to this application,
Mr. Monckton, in urging its superior claims to those of the "Brickmakers’
Arms," remarked upon the way in which the licence to the latter had
been granted by the Bench, which elicited some alteration, and
strong protestations against the "licence" assumed by advocate, in
pleading for their clients.
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From Maidstone Telegraph 10 September 1859.
INNKEEPERS' LICENSES.
Saturday last was the annual licensing day for the
publicans at Maidstone, when the old licenses were renewed, without
complaint from the police. There were Three applications for new licenses,
namely, by Joseph Sutton, for the "Hollybush
Tavern," Perryfields; by William
Thomas Roffe, for the "Brewers
Arms," recently opened in Wyatt-street, and by
William Brewster, of the "British
Queen," Sandling-road. Mr. Monckton appeared for
Mr. Roffe and Mr. Brewster. The application for the "British
Queen" was to
stand over for another year. There being no opposition to the "Hollybush" and
the "Brewer's Arms," both applications were granted. |
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Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser 7 April 1863.
BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.
George Gower, occupying Furnished Apartments at the "Hollybush Inn," Perryfields, Maidstone, in the County of Kent, musician, late of the
"New Bridge Tavern," Maidstone, beer retailer and musician, and formerly
of the "Phoenix Tavern," Sandling-road, Maidstone, beer retailer and
musician, having been adjudged Bankrupt under a petition for
adjudication of Bankruptcy filed in the County Court of Kent, holden at
Maidstone, on the Thirtieth day of March, 1863, is hereby required to
surrender himself to Mr. Frederick Scudamore, the Registrar. (Thomas Goodwin, solicitor acted for George Gower.) |
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From South Eastern Gazette 30 August 1864.
TO PUBLICANS. TO LET,
The "Holly Bush," Perry Field, Maidstone, doing a good trade.
Apply to Messrs. Leney, Wateringbury. |
The Lost Pubs project suggests that this pub closed in 2008.
LICENSEE LIST
GOWER George 1858+
SUTTON Josh 1861-62+ (age 55 in 1861 )
ATTWOOD Thomas 1867+
JACKSON Thomas 1871+ (age 57 in 1871)
BROOKS John 1874+
LADD Benjamin 1881-82+
ABBOTT Charles 1891+
DAVIS William James 1899+
BATES Charles 1901+
BALES Charles 1903+
GREENFIELD George 1904+
STEVENS William 1911+ (also Engineer)
WATERS Albert H T 1913+
BALLARD William Edward 1918-22+
HOWARD Cecil Fenton 1930+
BAKER Arthur George 1938+
DONNELLY Michael 1980s
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Census
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
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