Southeastern Gazette, 21 June 1853.

Another accident occurred on Thursday to a man named John Austin, at the "Rose and Crown Inn." He was returning to the stable after a day’s work in carting, when the horse become unmanageable, and ran over the poor fellow, broke his ribs, and other ways injured him. Dr. H. Monckton was promptly in attendance, who hopes to restore him to his motherless family.

South Eastern Gazette, 21 February, 1860.

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

Monday. (Before Capt. Savage and J. Foord, Esq.)

Samuel Wherit was charged with assaulting James William Lane, landlord of the "Rose and Crown," River-row, by hurling a quart pewter pot at him, on his refusing to draw him any liquor.

Fined 1s. and costs.