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Wrotham
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South Eastern Gazette, 14 February, 1860.
MALLING, WEST. Petty Sessions, Monday.
(Before J. W. Stratford, Esq., in the chair, the Hon, and Rev. Sir
F. J. Stapleton, Colonel Fletcher, R. Tassell, Esq., Admiral
Randolph, and Captain John Cheere, R.N.)
William Elliott was charged with stealing two candles and a half,
the property of William Elliott, beerhouse-keeper, Wrotham, on the
3rd inst. The prosecutor was the prisoner’s uncle. The candles were
lying on the mantel of the tap-room.
Three weeks’ hard labour.
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South Eastern Gazette, 14 August, 1860.
John Hodgkin, of Wrotham, was charged with a similar offence,
(charged with having his house open for the sale of beer,) on
Sunday, the 1st July, which was proved by 78, K.C.C. The defence was
that of the four persons in the house three were lodgers, and the
other a traveller. This was contradicted by Sergeant Aspinall, 153,
K.C.C., who also said that he had previously seen six persons in the
house, in the morning of the same day.
Fined £2 and costs.
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CENSUS 1861.
STYLES Henry, Sevenoaks Road, age 59, Publican.
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From the Maidstone Telegraph, Rochester and Chatham Gazette, 31 August 1861.
Malling West. Petty Sessions.
Alexander Stevens, innkeeper, of Wrotham, was charged with opening his
house for the sale of beer, on Sunday, 25th July last. Mr. Norton
appeared for the defence.
Several Witnesses were called on each side.
The evidence being most conflicting the case was adjourned to the next
petty Sessions.
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PERCH James (Beer-shop keeper) 1867
CENSUS 1871.
BRIGDEN Benjamin B, High Street, age 28, Watchmaker & Beer Seller.
BIGGS William, Nepicar Brewery, age 29, Brewer.
CENSUS 1881.
STANLEY Zebulon, Inn Keeper.
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