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Sort file:- Tonbridge, June, 2021.

Page Updated:- Friday, 25 June, 2021.
PUB LIST PUBLIC HOUSES Paul Skelton

Earliest 1792-

 New Inn

Latest 1792+

 

Tonbridge

 

Only one reference found to this at present, and hopefully not being confused for the "New Market Inn" or indeed the "New Inn" on Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Further research tell me that this was indeed the "New Inn" located at Royal Tunbridge Wells, and not Tonbridge as reported in the 3 July article. They so often got the two mixed. It does make life difficult, which is why I am leaving this reference here.

 

Kentish Gazette, 3 July, 1792.

"London Hotel," Ramsgate.

William Young from the "New Inn," Tonbridge takes the liberty of informing the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of the town of Ramsgate, that he has opened the above Hotel; and by the preparation he has made for the reception of company, he flatters himself he shall give general satisfaction.

Every attention for the accommodation of his friends, and their favours most gratefully acknowledged.

Good stabling and coach houses.

Post chaises, with able horses and careful drivers.

 

Kentish Gazette, 10 July, 1792.

"Red Lion Inn" and "London Hotel," Ramsgate.

William Young, from the "New Inn," Tunbridge Wells takes the liberty of informing the Nobility, Gentlemen Travellers, and his Friends in general, that he has opened the above Inn and Hotel with every accommodation that can be desired, and that their favours will be gratefully acknowledged.

A good Larder and Ordinary every day with reasonable charges.

Good Stabling and Coach houses; post chaises, with the best horses and careful drivers.

 

 

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