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36 High Street
Sittingbourne
Above postcard, 1908. |
Above photo circa 1908. Postcard above probably taken from this
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I am informed that the pub closed and in 2006 became a pet shop.
Above Google image, May 2009. |
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From the Southeastern Gazette, 27 February 1866.
Petty sessions, Monday. (Before E. Twopeny, Esq., the Rev. G. B. Moore, and
Colonel J. D. Dyke).
Thomas Sattin was charged by William Crayden, of the “Post Boys”
public-house, Sittingbourne, with wilful damage and drunkenness, on the
17th inst. The defendant went to complainant’s house in a drunken state,
and asked for beer. Crayden refused to serve him, and he forthwith made
a disturbance, and threw a quart pot, containing beer at complainant’s
wife.
Committed for trial.
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>Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald, 11 June 1870.
William Wright was charged with breaking two panes of glass doing damage
to the extent of 3s., the property of William Craydon at the "Post
Boys," Sittingbourne, on the 5th June.
Sentenced to seven days' hard labour.
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Whitstable times and Herne Bay Herald, Saturday 4 January 1908.
Publican Fined.
At the petty sessions on Monday, William Brookes, landlord of the "Three
Post Boys," Sittingbourne, was summoned for permitting drunkenness on
licensed premises on December 14th.
Mr. A Booth Hearn (Chatham) appeared for the defendant.
The case arose out of a charge of drunkenness, which was dealt with at a
recent Court. The defendant denied the charge, but in the end the Bench
imposed the fine of £2 and costs. It was also announced that the
conviction would be recorded.
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LICENSEE LIST
FUKES Eliza Sept/1864+ (Post Boys)
CRAYDEN William 1866-81+ (age 71 in 1881 )
JARRETT Jesse 1882+
SHEPERD E 1891+
ARNOLD George 1899-1903+ (age 35 in 1901)
BROOKES William 1908+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/ThreePostBoys.shtml
http://www.closedpubs.co.uk/threepostboys.html
Census
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
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