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103 High Street
Sandgate
The census of 1901 called this the "Royal Alhambra Music Hall and gave an
address of 6 Devonshire Lees.
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From the Whitstable Times, 10 May, 1902.
HYTHE. COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.
George Henry Wadey, who failed to appear, was summoned by his wife for
desertion.
Elen Jane Wadey, a housemaid at the “Alexandra Hotel,” Sandgate, said
her husband deserted her while they were living in Ship Street,
Folkestone, in March, 1901, and when her baby was only six weeks old.
The Bench ordered defendant to pay £1 15s. towards his wife and child’s
support, and 11s. 6d costs.
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From the Folkestone Herald, Saturday, 5 April, 1913.
THE LICENSE REFERRAL
An adjourned sitting of the Elham Licensing Sessions was held at
Seabrook Court on Thursday, the Magistrates being Mr. F. E. Burke (in
the chair), Mr. A. M. Curteis, Mr. A. S. Jones, Mr. R. J. Linton,
Alderman, J. E. Quested, and Mr. W. G. Tester. The court was crowded
with license holders and others.
The license of the “Welcome Stranger,” Lympne, was transferred from Mr.
Reynolds to Mr. Stone, and that of the "Alhambra," Sandgate, to Mr. Norman
Matthews.
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LICENSEE LIST
RIGDEN Robert 1871-91+
  
(age 52 in 1871 )
HILL Thomas B 1899+
MALTBY John J 1901+ (music hall proprietor age 58 in 1901)
MALTBY Thomas Flower 1903+
 
MATTHEWS Norman April/1913+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/Alexandra.shtml
From the Post Office Directory 1874
From the Post Office Directory 1882
From the Post Office Directory 1891
From
the Kelly's Directory 1899
From the Post Office Directory 1903
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
Census
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