Pudding Lane
Rainham
Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald 12 February 1910.
LICENSING SESSIONS.
The Licensing Sessions for the Sittingbourne Division were held on
Monday, before Messrs. R. G. E. Locke (chairman), G. H. Dean, R. Mercer,
T. E. Denson, H. Payne, C. Ingleton, J. Copland, W. R. Elgar, H. L.
Webb, and W. N. Rule, and Lieut.-Colonel Thompson, C.I.E.
In the past year 170 persons had been proceeded against for drunkenness,
42 being residents. This was a decrease of 17 compared with the return
of the previous year.
The Chairman remarked that the report was very satisfactory. The
Justices. he said, had been pursuing their policy of reducing the number
of licenses,. and had referred four houses to the Compensation
Authority. The four houses were the "White Hart" and "Sir John
Falstaff," Newington; and the "Jolly Gardeners" and the "Woodman's
Arms," Rainham. With these exceptions the whole of the licenses were
renewed.
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Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald 12 March 1910.
FOUR LICENCES TO BE REFERRED.
At the adjourned licensing sessions on Monday, Mr. R. G. E. Locke in the
chair, formal evidence as to accommodation and the class of trade was
given by Superintendent Crowhurst in the eases of the "White Hart" and
"Sir John Falstaff," Newington, and the "Jolly Gardeners" and "Woodman's
Arms," Rainham, the licences of which houses had not been renewed at the
Licensing Sessions a month ago. Mr. A. Booth Hearn (Chatham),
representing the owners (Messrs. Shepherd, Neame and Co.) and the tenant
of the "White Hart," Newington, applied for the renewal of the licence.
Formal application for renewal of the licences was also made in respect
of the other three houses. The Bench, however, decided to refer all four
licences to the Compensation Authority.
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From the Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald, Saturday, 19 November, 1910.
EAST KENT LICENSING COMMITTEE. SUPPLEMENTAL MEETING.
The "Woodman’s Arms," Pudding Lane, Rainham, ante 1869
beer-house, owners
Messrs. E. Mason and Co., Maidstone, tenant Mr. Charles Alfred Rayfield.
Total amount £560; divided, owners £253, tenant £10.
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LICENSEE LIST
CHAMBERS Robert 1862-74 (age 30 in 1871)
CHAMBERS William 1874-77+
BISHOP Edward 1881+
THOMPSON Joseph 1887-91
BISHOP Fanny 1891+ (widow age 42 in 1891)
THOMPSON Joseph 1895+
THOMPSON Mary 1899-1903+ (widow age 68 in 1901)
WOOLLEY William James 1905-08+
RAYFIELD Charles Alfred to Dec/1910
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Census
From the Post Office Directory 1862
From the Post Office Directory 1866-67
From Kent Harrods Directory 1867
From the Post Office Directory 1870
From the Post Office Directory 1874
Mannings & Co Directory 1877
From the Post Office Directory 1878
From the Kelly's Directory 1887
From the Kelly's Directory 1891
From
the Kelly's Directory 1895
From the Kelly's Directory 1899
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
From the Kelly's Directory 1905
From the Kelly's Directory 1907
From the Sittingbourne District Parrett's Directory 1908
From the Kelly's Directory 1909
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