From the Kentish Gazette, 10 July 1838.

J. ACRES,

BEGS respectfully to inform his friends and the public, that the VICTORIA Excursion COACH leaves the "Dolphin Hotel," HERNE BAY, every Morning (except Sunday) at half-past Nine o'clock, for DOVER; calling at and leaving the "ROSE HOTEL," Canterbury at Eleven o’clock; and returns from BUNN’S "London Hotel," Dover, for Herne Bay at Four o’clock, calling at and leaving the "Rose Hotel," Canterbury, at Seven o’clock every evening (except Sunday).

Fares to Dover— 7s. inside, 4s. outside. To Canterbury— 2s. 6d. inside. 1s. 6d. outside.

From the Kentish Gazette, 14 February 1843.

DEATH.

Feb. 6, at Herne Bay, Mr. J. White, of the "Dolphin Inn;" the deceased, while dressing a pig, ran a hook in his thumb, which turned to mortification, and ended in death.

From the Kentish Gazette, 23 September 1845.

DOLPHIN HOTEL, HERNE BAY. WANTED.

A Steady Active Young MAN, with Good Character, as WAITER, and to make himself useful. The situation is Permanent, a comfortable home, and the Perquisites would be the Emolument. Wanted also a FEMALE SERVANT, of good character, as General Servant, one who has been used to Chambers, and a good plain cook. No one need apply whose character will not bear the strictest investigation.

Apply to Mr. J. ACRES, Herne Bay.

Kentish Gazette, 26 March 1850.

Alfred Francis Joshua Steed, 19, was indicted for passing counterfeit coins at Herne.

Mr. Deedes prosecuted, and Mr. Charnock defended.

Emily Salter deposed that she had given the prisoner change for a half-crown.

Stephen Holness deposed, that at the "Dolphin" public house the prisoner tendered a bad shilling for some gin.

Mr. Powell proved the half-crown and shilling to be counterfeit.

Mr. Charnock addressed the jury for the prisoner in an able speech, arguing that the evidence was insufficient.

Verdict:— Not guilty.