Kentish Gazette, 3 February 1852.

Edenbridge. Melancholy Death.

An inquest was held at the "White Horse Inn," on Thursday, on the body of Mr. James Golding, who was found drowned in a mote, near his residence, on Tuesday morning, the 20th instant; the deceased has for many years been in the employ of T. Alexander, Esq., as bailiff, and was much respected. The jury, after hearing the witnesses, returned a verdict of "Found Drowned." The deceased was 42 years of age, and has left a wife and large family.

Southeastern Gazette, 5 July 1853.

Mary Welch, 43, for stealing a table-cloth, the property of Stephen Burbary, at Westerham.

The prosecutor is landlord of the "Grassshopper" public-house and the cloth was used in his tap-room on the 5th May, on which day the prisoner was at his house. On the 6th the prisoner offered the cloth for sale at the "White Horse," Edenbridge, for 4d., and it was purchased by the ostler, who, suspecting it to be stolen property, gave information to Superintendent Handley, gave the cloth up to him, and the prisoner was taken into custody. Prisoner said she bought the cloth of a man named Smith, who had formerly lodged at prosecutor’s house. Previous convictions of felony were proved against her, and she was sentenced to fifteen years’ transportation.