From the Southeastern Gazette, 22 May 1866 Bromley PS 2.bmp"

Conviction of Publicans and Beerhouse Keepers.

At the Chatham Police Court, on Monday, the following publicans and beerhouse keepers were convicted in various penalties and costs for having their houses open for the sale of liquors at illegal hours, between three and five on Sunday afternoon.

Jonathan Stanford, the “Britannia” public-house, High-street, fined £2 and 10s. costs. (Chatham)

John Evenden, beer-house keeper, Exmouth-terrace, Gillingham, fined £1, and 10s. costs. ("Royal Engineer" Gillingham)

John Varley, “Princess Royal” beer-house, High-street, fined 10s. and 10s. costs.

Samuel Rose, “Rose and Crown” beer-house, High-street, fined 10s. and 10s. costs. (Chatham)

Edward Butler, “Travellers’ Rest” beerhouse. Brook, fined 10s. and 10s. costs. (Chatham)