Kentish Gazette 13 September 1769.

To be SOLD by AUCTION.

At the Sign of the "Dolphin," at Lydd, on Tuesday the 19th Instant, The Household Goods of Thomas George, late Inn-keeper.

The Sale to begin at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, and to continue until all is sold.

Kentish Gazette, Wednesday 18 October 1769.

The creditors of Thomas George, late of the "Dolphin Inn," at Lydd, are desired to meet at the said Inn, on Tuesday the 14th of November instant, to consult for making a dividend of the amount of the effects of the said Thomas George.

From the Kentish Gazette, 3 February, 1773. Price 1½d.

DUTY FREE.

To be sold by Auction, On Friday the 5th of February, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, at the “Dolphin Inn,” at Lydd. About 7000 Pounds of Coffee, saved out of the Dutch Hoy, Zorc & Vlyt, Opke Knosses, Master, which vessel, in her Voyage from Port Orient to Rotterdam, was stranded near Dungeness Lighthouse, the 23 rd of November last.

This Coffee came from the East Indies, and hat not been damaged.

Kent Gazette Reports 8 February 1805.

To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the "DOLPHIN INN," with the stables, outhouses, garden ground and premises thereunto belonging, situate and being in the town of Lydd, now in the tenure or occupation of Mr. William Gosbee, tenant at will.

For particulars, enquire of Messrs. Mackeson's, at Hythe.

Kentish Gazette, 3 April, 1821.

MARRIAGE.

March 17, at Lyd, Mr. Wm. H. Gilbert, to Mrs. Elizabeth Blackman, of the "Dolphin Inn.

From Kentish Gazette 11 October 1842.

TAVERNS, ALEHOUSES, LAND, etc.

Late the Property of Samuel Shepherd, Esq. deceased, and by his Will directed to be sold.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BENJAMIN HATCH,

At the "Saracen's Head Inn," in Ashford, on Tuesday, the 1st day of November, 1842, at Four for Five o'clock precisely in the afternoon,

Lot 8. The "Dolphin Inn," with the Garden, Stables, and Out- buildings, at Lydd aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr. Blacklocks.

From the Kentish Gazette, 18 April 1843.

TO BE LET, With Immediate Possession,

THE Old-established INN, called the "DOLPHIN," situated in the Town of LYDD. Rent, low. Incoming about £250.

Apply, if by letter, post paid, to Mr. Thomas or William Green, Lydd.

From the Kentish Gazette, 18 August 1857.

TO BREWERS AND OTHERS. LYDD, KENT. TO BE LET ON LEASE FOR TEN YEARS, WITH POSSESSION, ON 11th OCTOBER, 1857.

Avery old established brewery, in the Town of LYDD, in Kent, 5 quarter plant, large Storehouse, Outbuildings, and Offices, with every convenience for carrying on an extensive business.

Contiguous to the Brewery and which will be let therewith, is a piece of excellent Pasture Land and Garden Ground, also FOUR MESSUAGES or TENEMENTS one of which is a licensed retail Beer louse, known by the sign of the "Bee Hive."

The "George" and "Dolphin Inns," and about 11 acres of Arable Land in Lydd, and the "Good Intent Inn," Aldington in Kent, with the Wheelwrights’ Shop, and Blacksmith’s forge attached, may be rented with the brewery or separate.

A business in the Coal Trade may also if required be had.

For further particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Green, Lydd, or Messrs. STRINGER and EVEREST, Solicitors, New Romney.