Dover Express 20 September 1901.

COUNTY SESSIONS ANNUAL LICENSING DAY.

FOR TRIPPERS.

Mr. C. Rose Innes, instructed by Mr. A. L. Aldington, applied for a provisional full licence for a house to be built at Wolverton at a cost of £1,200, to accommodate the trippers whom Counsel declared used the Alkham Valley-road to Folkestone very extensively. The notices served, however, referred to a house situate at Wolverton, and Mr. Rose Innes offered to alter his application to one for a licence for the house now standing, with the proviso that it should be improved to the extent mentioned.

This house had only a rateable value of £5, however, and the Bench held that a fatal objection, and refused the application.

Mr. A. M. Bradley and Mr. Eugene Carder appeared to object.