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Parliament Street (Wharf Lane 1866)
Maidstone
Only found the one instance of this at present, as below.
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From the Maidstone Telegraph, Rochester and Chatham Gazette, Saturday 20 April 1861.
Maidstone Petty sessions. Assault.
Harriet Hunt and Mary Austen, mother and daughter, were charged by
Elizabeth Mitson, landlady of the "Reindeer," Parliament Street,
Maidstone, with having insulted her on the 4th inst.
Before the hearing of the case the Mayor suggested that the parties
should adjourn and set the affair amicably.
They did adjourn, but to no purpose; and on the case being proceeded
with, a great deal of contradictory evidence was gone into, in the
course of which some very disgusting language was stated to have passed
on both sides, and ultimately the magistrates dismissed the case.
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From the Southeastern Gazette, 20 February 1866
On Friday evening last, Mr. Wm, Misson, 48, of the
“Reindeer” beershop, Wharf-lane, died suddenly. He was sitting at tea,
conversing with his wife, when he remarked that he felt ill, and expired
almost instantly. Mr. F. Argles, who has been attending him for sometime
past from the West Kent General Hospital, was called in and pronounced
disease of the heart as the cause of death.
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LICENSEE LIST
MITSON/MISSON Elizabeth 1861-66+
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