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The Pound
East Peckham
Above postcard circa 1918, kindly sent by Rory Kehoe.
Showing the pub in the livery of Jude, Hanbury & Co, of the Kent
Brewery, Wateringbury. After Whitbread bought out Jude, Hanbury (which,
by then, had moved production to Canterbury) in 1929 the former Kent
Brewery houses were transferred to Frederick Leney & Co, of the Phoenix
Brewery, also in Wateringbury, which Whitbread had bought out 1927. |
Above map 1868. |
I have just added this pub to that list but
your help is definitely needed regarding it's history.
As the information is found or sent to me, including photographs, it will
be shown here.
Thanks for your co-operation.
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South Eastern Gazette, 11 September, 1860.
Petty Sessions, Sept. 3. Before J. Savage, Esq., chairman, Lord
Falmouth, the Hon. and Rev. Sir F. J. Stapleton, Bart., Col.
Fletcher, W. Lee, Esq., M.P., R. Tassell, J. W. Stratford, and M. H.
Dalison, Esqrs., and Capt. Cheere, R.N.)
Thomas Lawrance, of the "Mitre" beer-shop, Poundfleld, applied for a
spirit licence. He was supported by Mr. W. S. Norton. It was shown
that the road at times was so flooded that persons could not go to a
licensed house without wading through water to a considerable depth,
and that it was an increasing locality. The license was allowed.
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Kent & Sussex Courier, Friday 25 October 1935.
The Merry Boys.
An application was made to the Bench to change the name of the "Mitre
Inn," East Peckham, to the "Merry Boys." Mr. F. Marchant on behalf
of the owners, Messrs. Leney and Co., Wateringbury, remainder the
Bench that the "Merry Boys" was closed down last year. They thought
it would be a pity to let such a unique name lapse.
The Bench acceded to the request. |
LICENSEE LIST
LAWRENCE Thomas 1860-62+ (also wheelwright)
LAMER/LARNER Thomas 1871+ (age 46 in 1871 )
DAY Edward 1874+
BALDWIN William 1881+ (widower age 59 in 1881)
EXCELL G 1890+
REEVES Cornelius 1903+
BROOKS Joseph Job 1911-22+ (age 48 in 1911)
MUMBRAY Robert Frederick 1930+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/Mitre.shtml
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
Census
Maidstone
and Kentish Journal
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