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South Eastern Gazette, Tuesday 6 September 1864.
Application for Licenses.
Mr. Tassell, solicitor of Faversham, applied for spirit licenses for the
following beer houses on behalf of Messrs. Shepperd and Mares, Brewers.
The "Sun," Newrents, Ashford, kept by Amos Walder.......
The Bench refused the application.
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Canterbury Journal, Kentish Times and Farmers' Gazette 09 September 1865.
LICENSING DAY.
The licenses of the new licenses were applied for:— ....
Amos Walder, of the "Sun" beershop, New-rents, Ashford, was the next
applicant, and Albert Lindfield, of the "Star" beershop, East Hill, Ashford,
also applied for a license for his house. This was opposed by Mr. Langham on
behalf of Mr. Butcher, of the "Queen's Head Inn," and the solicitor produced
a memorial against it from several highly respectable inhabitants living in
the neighbourhood of the "Star," who complained of the way in which the
house was conducted and the class of persons using it. The Bench retired to consider the applications, and on returning into Court
announced that they had decided to refuse all of them with the exception of
that for the "Man of Kent." Ashford, kept by William Richard Brown, and for
that house they had decided to grant a license. |
