Orr's Kentish Journal, 26 April 1862.

Martha Naylor, Charlton, was summoned for assaulting Robert Nichells, a toll collector, and wilfully tearing his coat at the "Roupell Arms," Lower-road, Woolwich. The defendant denied the assault, and said she tore the coat by accident. The magistrate fined her 20s. damage, or 21 days.