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94 West Street / High Street
Gravesend
Present in from between 1853 and 1873 as far as I so far know.
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Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser, Monday 27 May 1872.
Elizabeth Russell, a young woman, was brought up on the charge of
robbing her master, Mr. Thomas Austin Stack, of the "Yacht Tavern."
Prosecutors said that prisoner entered his service a few days ago, and
on the previous evening prisoner said that she had seen a man pass the
skylight, and she was going to be robbed. Prosecutor searched but could
see no one. This morning prisoner came up and said that the house had
been robbed, and prosecutor than found that the till had been emptied,
and the contents of a cash box carried away. The cupboard in which cash
box was placed have been unlocked by means of a false key. The amount
stolen was £6 19s. They afterwards found the prisoners bed and not been
slept in during the night. The Superintendent of the Police asked for a
remand.
Prisoner said she was quite innocent. She was then reminded.
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Gravesend Reporter, North Kent and South Essex Advertiser, Saturday 9 August 1873.
Application for Extension of Time.
At the Police Court on Monday Mr. Stack, of the "Yacht," High Street,
applied for an extra hour that (Monday) night, when a party of
excursionists where to dine at his house.
As the dinner was to take place at 6 o'clock, the Bench considered 11
o'clock quite late enough, and refused the application.
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LICENSEE LIST
STACK Thomas Austin 1872-73+
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