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16 The Stade
Radnor Street
Folkestone
With three other pubs with the same name in Folkestone at different
times, this one was noted from between 1862 and 1864 and has changed name
many times.
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From the Folkestone Chronicle 27 August, 1864.
GENERAL ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING - SPECIAL SESSIONS
Wednesday 24th August:- Before Captain Kennicott R.N., James Tolputt,
and A.M. Leith, Esqs.
Applications for new licences were made by Mr. Minter, and in each
case granted, for the following persons:- Robert Burvill, "Jolly
Sailor," Radnor Street.
Note: This information is at odds with More Bastions.
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Folkestone Observer 19 November 1864.
POSSESSING A LURCHER
Tuesday November 15th:- Before Captain Kennicott R.N. and W. Bateman,
James Tolputt and A.M. Leith Esqs.
Richard Bayley was granted a temporary authority to sell excisable
liquors at the Jolly Sailor under the license granted to Robert Burvill.
Note: This license change is at variance with More Bastions.
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Folkestone Chronicle 24 June 1865.
Advertisement.
W. Cockett's Estate, in Bankruptcy.
For Sale, by private contract, all that brick and tile built house, in
Radnor Street, known as the Jolly Sailor Beerhouse, in the occupation of
Mr. George Chaner, and all those workshops and stores in the rear of the
above house, and facing the Harbour, in the occupation of Mr. W. Graves,
and others.
Apply to Mr. John Banks, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, Tontine Street,
agent to the Assignee.
Note: No mention of Chaner in More Bastions.
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LICENSEE LIST
BURVILL William circa 1862-64
BURVILL Robert Aug/1864
BAYLEY/BAILEY Richard Nov/1864
DAVIDSON Joseph 1864-65
CHANER
George 1865
From More Bastions of the Bar by Easdown and Rooney
From the Folkestone Chronicle
From the Folkestone Observer
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