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Sort file:- Chatham, March, 2021.

Page Updated:- Sunday, 07 March, 2021.
PUB LIST PUBLIC HOUSES Paul Skelton

Earliest 1872-

 Victory

Latest ????

Fort Pitt Street

Chatham

Victory

Above photo, date unknown.

 

I have only found the one reference to this establishment at present and that was in the Licensing Records of 1872 where it was stated the premises held a Beer License and was owned by Charles and Frederick Leney of Wateringbury.

I also have reference to another "Victory" addressed as High Street the same years as this.

 

Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser, Tuesday 15 April 1862.

Henry Watson, landlord of the "Victory" bier house, and James Baker, landlord of the "Half Moon," Chatham, pleaded guilty to with having sold beer at prohibited hours on Sunday, 30th of March.

The former being fined 10s. and 10s. costs, and the latter £1 and 10s. costs.

 

South Eastern Gazette, Tuesday 15 April 1862.

County Petty Sessions.

Friday. Before the Rev. J. Formby, and Captain Savage.

George Clement, landlord of the "Good Intent" beerhouse, and Henry Watson, landlord of the "Victory" beer house, Chatham, were charged by Police Sergeant Fisher with keeping their houses open and serving customers during the hours of divine service on Sunday, the 30th.

The first defendant, who had been previously convicted of a similar offence, and upon whose behalf Mr. Hayward now appeared, was fined £1, and 9s.; and the other defendants, whose house bore the character of being well conducted, was find 10s. and 10 s. costs.

 

LICENSEE LIST

WATSON Henry 1862+

WATSON Elizabeth 1872+ Licensing Records 1872

 

Licensing Records 1872Licensing Records 1872

 

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