From the Kent and Sussex Courier. 5 September 1873. Price 1d.

Tonbridge Petty Sessions. Tuesday, Sept. 2. Before Thomson Hankey, Esq. (in the chair), Julian Goldsmid, Esq., M. P., Arthur Pott, Esq., Major Scoones, and C. Powell, Esq.

THE PRINCE OF WALES BEERSHOP.

Mr. Ropers applied on behalf of William Funnell for a temporary license until the adjourned licensing day for this beershop. Supt. Dance said that in March last, the applicant Funnell, and Ricomini, who then held the license, were each fined £1 and costs, but since that time, Funnell had kept the place very properly. The Bench granted the application.

Kent & Sussex Courier, Wednesday 16 December 1874.

LICENSING.

The certificate of the "Prince of Wales" beerhouse, Camden-road, was transferred from the executors of the late William Thurley to Mr A. J. Ashby.