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Market Place
Deal
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From records held in Lambeth Palace Library.
The
deeds are held under the TA references shown. The starred number is the
number in the 19th century rentals held at Lambeth.
TA 279/1-23 *198.
Leases from 1699, but the name of the "Fleur de Luce" in 1803 and the
"Providence" in 1854 although it might have been called that before 1803.
The "Fleur de Lis" in Union Road
dates from 1818 although a licensee had it in 1804.
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Kent Gazette Reports 30 August 1805.
DEAL AND WALMER.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
At the Sign of the "Black Bull," in Deal, on Monday the 9th
September, 1805, between five and six o'clock in the evening,
Lot 1. ALL that Erection or Building, now used as a Brewhouse, with
the ground thereunto adjoining, containing altogether 72 feet on the
east and west sides — 84 feet on the south side —and 78 feet on the
north side; situate and being in the parish of Walmer, and now in
the occupation of Mr. George Quested.
Lot 2. A Plot of Ground desirable for building on, to the northward
of the last lot, containing 60 feet on the cast and west sides — 78
feet on the south side — and 72 feet on the north side; lying also
in the parish of Walmer.
Lot 3. A Tenement or Dwelling-house near Market street, in Deal,
late the "Fleur de-Lis" public-house.
Lot 4. Two stables in Market-street, in Deal.
Lot 5. A Plot of Freehold Ground most desirable for building on,
with the vaults under the same, close to the New Market, in Deal,
containing 50 feet on the east and west sides, by 14 feet 3 inches
on the north and south sides, with a right of a back way or passage.
Lot 6. Another Plot of Freehold Ground to the westward of the last
lot, also very desirable for building on, containing 45 feet in
depth by 26 feet 9 inches in front, with the like right of a back
way or passage.
Lot 7. Freehold large substantial-built Stable and small Piece of
Ground to the westward of the last lot, with the right of a back way
or passage.
Lot 8. A Plot of Freehold Ground desirable for building on,
containing 17 feet 10 inches on the west side — and 19 feet 6 inches
on the east side by 50 feet on the north and south sides, with the
like right of a back way or passage.
Lot 9. A substantial modern-built Freehold Dwelling-house, with the
outhouses, garden, and appurtenances thereunto adjoining, situate in
the Lower-street, in Deal, and adjoining to the New Market and
Town-Hall, and now in the occupation of Mr. Stephen Elgar.
Plans of Lots 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, and 8, may be seen, and further
particulars known, at the office of Mr. May, in Deal.
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Kentish Gazette, 11 February, 1806.
DEAL and WALMER.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
A Good, substantial, and convenient BREW-HOUSE., with the
Store-houses, Yard and Appurtenances. in the Parish of WALMER late
in the occupation of Mr. George Quested: A capital Inn, called the
"Three King's Inn," with sundry Stables, a good Billiard Room, and
Yards and Appurtenances, in the town of DEAL, now in the occupation
of Mr. Thomas Cross.
A Freehold Public House, in Deal, called the "Black Bull," now in
the occupation of Mr. Thomas Jelly.
Another Public House, in Deal, called the "Duke’s Head," now in the
occupation of Mr. John Carlton.
Another Public House, in Deal, called the "Three Kings Tap," now in
the occupation of Mr. Robert Simmons.
Another Public House, in Walmer, called the "Union Flag," now in the
occupation of Mr. Francis Simmons.
Another Public House, in Walmer, called the "Lord Nelson," now in
the occupation of Mr. Thomas Simmons.
A convenient Dwelling-House, in Broad-street, in Deal, late in the
occupation of Mr. Quested, and now of Mr. Ladd.
Another
Dwelling-House in Deal, near the old Market-place, late the
"Fleur-de-Lis" Public House.
For particulars apply at the office of Mr. May, in Deal.
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Kentish Weekly Post or Canterbury Journal, Tuesday 11 February 1806.
DEAL and WALMER. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
Good, substantial, and convenient BREWHOUSE, with the Store-houses, Yard and
Appurtenances, in the Parish of WALMER, late in the occupation of Mr George
Quested:-
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A convenient Dwelling-House, in Broad-street, in Deal, late in the
occupation of Mr. Quested, and now of Mr. Ladd. Another Dwelling-House in
Deal, near the old Marketplace, late the "Fleur-de-Lis" Public House.
For particulars apply at the office of Mr. May, in Deal.
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Not to be confused with the "Fleur di Lis" in Union Road, which dates
from 1818 although a licensee had it in 1804.
I'm still not certain about these three pubs; the "Fleur
de Luce," the "Fleur di Lis" and
the "Three Fleurs de Luce," as
slightly different addresses have been given for each of them, but I would
say that the "Three Fleurs de Luce"
and the "Fleur de Luce" are one and
the same but referred to slightly differently.
LICENSEE LIST
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