From the Kentish Weekly Post, 10 May, 1729.

Advertisements.

Now to be Lett, the sign of "London" over-against the workhouse in Canterbury.

Also, the sign of "Robin Hood and Little John" in Broad Street, in the said City.

Inquire of Mr. Rest Fenner, Brewer, in Canterbury.

Kentish weekly post or Canterbury Journal Saturday 28th April 1733.

The sign of the "Chequer" in High Street, Canterbury, having been a good accustomed house, and has in it now a full stock of beer, to be Lett Paying Rent, or to Draw by the Barrel and pay no Rent. Inquire of Mr. Thomas Jennings in Dover, or of Mr. Rest Fenner, Brewer in Canterbury.

Also to be Lett the sign of "Robin Hood and Little John," in Broad Street, having a good 9-pin ground and stable, to draw by the Barrel and pay no Rent. Inquire of Mr. Fenner aforesaid.