Kentish Gazette, 28 March, 1806.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By ROBERT FAMARISS, On Tuesday the first day of April, and following day, on the Premises.

ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of Mr. William Graying, "Cinque-Port Arms," High-street, Sandwich:-

Consisting of four-post bedsteads, with cotton and other furniture, fine goose feather beds, blankets mattresses, and counterpanes, mahogany and walnut-tree drawers, mahogany and walnut-tree chairs, dining, tea card tables, pier and dressing glasses, parlour and chamber carpets, a very neat eight day time-piece, a handsome bureau, also a general assortment of kitchen utensils. The sale to begin each day at ten o'clock, and the goods may be viewed each morning of the day of sale.

Kentish Gazette 5 March 1819.

Death.

March 3, in a decline, Miss Anne Williams, age 19 years, eldest daughter of Mr. John Williams, "Cinque Port Arms Inn," Sandwich.

Kentish Gazette 01 December 1840.

MARRIAGE.

Nov. 19, at Sandwich, Mr. John Pearson, landlord of the "Cinque Port Arms Inn," to Miss Elizabeth Mayle.

From the Kentish Gazette, 6 June 1843.

KING'S ARMS COMMERCIAL INN, SANDWICH.

JOHN PEARSON begs to return his grateful thanks for the Patronage and Support he has received from his Friends and the Public generally, during the short period he has conducted the "Cinque Ports’ Arms;" and at the same time respectfully informs them, and the Gentry and Agriculturists of the Neighbourhood, that he has entered upon the Old Established Business of the "KING’S ARMS INN," for many years carried on by his Uncle, where he hopes from the increased means of accommodation he will be enabled to offer, and by perseverance and strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit and secure the approbation of those who may honour him with their support.

Genuine Wines and Spirits. Bottled Ales and Porter. Well Aired Beds. Good Stall Stabling and Lock-up Coach Houses. An Ordinary on Stock Market Days.

Kentish Gazette, 31 December 1850.

To Brewerx, Innkeepers, and Others. SANDWICH.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. HICKS, AT the "Cinque Ports Arms Inn," in SANDWICH, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of January, 1851, at the hour of Two for Three of the clock in the afternoon,—

All that valuable FREEHOLD COMMERCIAL INN, known by the name or sign of the "Cinque Ports Arms Inn," containing large and commodious bar, commercial and smoking rooms; together with kitchen, wash-house, storehouse, and cellar on the ground floor; and club-room, with three bed rooms, on the first floor; and a large attic; situate in High-street, in the town of SANDWICH, and now in the occupation of Mr. George Alfred Noakes.

The above premises will always command a large and respectable business, and are situate in the great thoroughfare between Ramsgate, Margate, Deal, and Dovor; and have a back entrance leading into Luck-boat street.

For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Market-street, Sandwich, and to Mr. Mourilyan, solicitor, Sandwich.

The Tenant will show the premises on application to him for that purpose.

Kentish Gazette, 14 January 1851.

Two Brewers, Innkeepers, and Others. Sandwich.

To be sold by auction, by Mr. Hicks. At the "Cinque Port Arms in, in Sandwich, on Wednesday, the 15th day of January, 1851, at the hour of 2 for 3 of the clock in the afternoon.

All that available freehold commercial inn, known by the name or sign of the "Cinque Port Arms Inn," containing large and commanding commodious bar, commercial and smoking room; together with kitchen, wash house, storehouse, and seller on the ground floor; and clubroom, with three bedrooms on the first floor; and a large attic situated in High Street, in the town of Sandwich, and now in the occupations of Mr. George Noakes.

The above premises will always command a large and respectable business, and are situate in the great thoroughfare between Ramsgate, Margate, Deal and Dover; and have a back entrance leading into to Luckboat Street.

For further particulars apply to the auctioneer, Market Street, Sandwich and to Mr. Monyilyas, solicitor, Sandwich.

The tenant will show the premises on application to him for that purpose.

Kentish Gazette, 2 May 1854.

SANDWICH.

A meeting of the Birth Day Club was held at the "Cinque Ports Arms Inn," on Friday last, to celebrate the extension of their club room, which was brilliantly illuminated with gas, and decorated with banners &c., skilfully arranged. Mr. John Lawrence ably presided on the occasion. The Sandwich glee singers under the direction of Mr. Moat, added much to the evening's entertainment. The usual loyal toasts were given, the health of the chairman and other gentlemen present, and the conviviality of the meeting kept up to a late hour.

Kentish Gazette, 12 September 1854.

DEATH.

Hornsby:- Sept. 12, after a short illness, Mr. Thomas Hornsby, of the "Cinque Ports' Arms Inn," Sandwich, aged 40 years, much respected.