Orr's Kentish Journal, 3 May 1862.

Young Woman Drowned.

An inquest was held before C. J. Cartaar, Esq., on Monday at the "Canterbury Arms," Church-hill, Woolwich, on the body of a female, aged 25, found drowned in the river Thames off Woolwich. The body was found by a waterman, named George Brame, and has not been identified. A raffle paper was found on her with the names of Mrs. Woodward, Blake Woods, Mullins, and Wilson, written on it. An open verdict of "Found drowned" was returned.

Boy Drowned.

An inquest was held at the same time and place, on the body of George Jacobs, aged 19, who fell overboard from a smack passing the Charlton pier, on the 3rd ult. The body was found on Sunday forenoon, by Thomas Cox, of the Soho coal hulk, and a verdict of "found drowned" was returned.

Orr's Kentish Journal, 21 June 1862.

Transfer of Licences.

The "Canterbury Arms," Church-street, from Charles Job to George Morland.