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Above photo, 1994.

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Above card, 1960.

Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser, Monday 9 January 1871.

CHARGES AGAINST BEERHOUSE KEEPERS.

William Leach, beershop keeper, of the "Anglsea Arms," Orpington, was summoned by Sergeant Higgins, for allowing bagatelle playing in his house contrary to the statute. Defendant pleading ignorance and said he was willing to take out a license. Referring to the Act, the bench said that no beer-shop keeper was allowed of the privilege of a bagatelle license. The defendant was liable to a penalty of £10, but believing it was done in ignorance of the law, they would mitigate it to 6s, the costs being 8s. 6d.