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Canon Heath
West Malling
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Maidstone Telegraph, Saturday 11 September 1869.
Licensed Houses.
The Chairman, on the application for the renewal of the "Sportsman,"
stated that there was a conviction against the landlord.
Superintendent Hulse said that the conviction was against Mr. Baldwin,
who had since transfered the licence to Benjamin Grant.
The licence was renewed.
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Maidstone Telegraph, Saturday 12 November 1870.
Located in a beer house on Sunday morning.
Thomas Carter and Thomas Hodge, both of Wateringbury, were charged with
being unlawfully present in the "Sportsman," West Malling, on Sunday
morning, September 26th.
The landlord of the house had been previously convicted.
Both prisoners pleaded guilty. Hodge said that he have been working all
night at hop drying and did not think he was doing any harm. Carter said
that he had been to take the breakfast of the men.
Fined 1s. and 8s. costs each.
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From The Courier, 12 March, 1909.
THE "CRICKETER'S ARMS" AND THE "SPORTSMAN," WEST MALLING.
Mr. W. C. Cripps, who represented the brewers, Messrs. Leney, said his
clients had come to the conclusion that the Bench had made a wise
selection in regard to these two houses, and they would therefore not
oppose the licenses being referred to the Quarter Sessions. He would
therefore only ask for an ordinary provisional license on that occasion.
This was granted.
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LICENSEE LIST
BALDWIN Mr to Sept/1869
GRANT Benjamin Sept/1869-71+ (age 40 in 1871 )
WOOD Phillip 1881+ (age 23 in 1881)
PIPER John 1891+ (age 68 in 1891)
VIDLER Richard 1901+ (age 35 in 1901)
ALEXANDER William 1903+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/SportsmanInn.shtml
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
Census
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