Kentish Gazette, 9 May, 1781.

William Pym, Junior.

Begs leave to acquaint his friends and the public in general, that he has taken the house known by the name of the "Bowling Green House," in the City of Canterbury.

Those gentlemen, who please to favour him with their company, may depend on being accommodated with the best of liquors on the most reasonable terms, and their favours ever gratefully acknowledge.

By their obedient humble servant. Canterbury, May 8th, 1781.

Kentish Gazette, 26 August, 1783.

William Marsh, jun. Begs leave to inform the former customers, and his friends in general, that he has taken the "Bowling Green House," late Mr. Patenalley's, and has laid in a stock of good Wines and other Liquors; and begs leave to assure his friends, that it shall be his particular study to meet their commands, and hopes his Assiduity and attention to please will commit him to their future patronage and support.

Canterbury, August 12th, 1783.