Kentish Gazette, 21 December, 1792.

Notice.

Christopher Spencer, of Margate, does hereby declare, that Robert Fox, late of the "Hoop and Griffin" at Deal, is not the person that swore against him for selling spirituous liquors, for which he humbly and publicly offers pardon.

Christopher Spencer, witness

Edward Twyman,

W. Leadbeater,

T Knatchbull, "Old Crown," Margate.

Margate, December 15th, 1792.

Kentish Gazette, 9 January, 1821.

EXTRAORDINARY UNDEKTAKING.

Mr. Cutten, of the "Old Crown Inn," Margate, undertook a few days back for a wager of dinner and wine for twenty gentlemen, to walk blindfolded from his house in Margate, to the "Wheatsheaf", at Northdown, a distance of about a mile and a half, in the space of two hours, which arduous undertaking he accomplished in forty minutes, the only assistance allowed was a stick to prevent his running against any obstacles which might stand in his way.