From the Southeastern Gazette, 16 January 1866.

Summonses against Beersellers.

At the Maidstone Petty Sessions on Saturday (before H. Argles and C. Ellis, jun., Esqrs.)

William Coppin, of the “Gamecock,” Thornhills, and James Sunnuck, of the "White Horse," Wyatt-street, were charged with similar offences on the same day. The latter pleaded guilty, and the other case was proved by Inspector Hills. Each of the defendants was fined 10s. and 9s. costs.