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Manor Road
Upper Deal
"Liverpool Arms" with "Admiral Keppel"
in the distance, date unknown. |
Above photo showing the "Liverpool Arms" in Deal 1860. The photo also shows
the "Admiral Keppel" in the background and the toll-gate in the
foreground. The turnpike road was opened in 1797 and the toll gate
abolished in 1874. Photo kindly submitted by Stuart Kinnon. |
Listed as an alehouse by the Deal Licensing Register in 1828.
The text Liverpool Arms (P.H.) is shown on Kent Sheet 58.04 (LVIII.4)
being a reprint of ‘First Edition 1873' Old Ordnance Survey Maps published
by Alan Godfrey Maps.
Location is in Upper Deal at a junction corner opposite to St Leonard's
Church.
Patricia Streater.
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South Eastern Gazette, Tuesday 15 November 1859.
DEATHS.
On the 6th inst., at Upper Deal, much respected, Susannah Goulder, wife
of Robert Gibbs, victualler, aged 44.
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From the Deal, Walmer and Sandwich Mercury, 17 May 1873.
DEATHS
WYBORN. -- May 10, at the "Liverpool Arms," Upper Deal, after a
lingering illness of eight months, borne with Christian fortitude, Mr.
Bethel George Wyborn, aged 46 years. He was much respected by a large
circle of friends, and leaves a widow and one daughter to lament their
loss.
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From the Deal, Walmer and Sandwich Mercury, 19 November 1887.
Deal Police Court – Stabbing Case
Thomas William Farrier, labourer of Upper Deal, was again brought up
on remand charged with wilfully and maliciously cutting and wounding
Frederick Hawks of Pope's Hole, Upper Deal, labourer, in the "Liverpool
Arms," with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The prisoner still had
his head bandaged. After considerable evidence given by George Richard
Burton, landlord of the "Liverpool Arms," Upper Deal, Louis Siles,
gardener in the employ of Mrs Hales, John Batt Annall, police sergeant,
prisoner was released on bail and committed to take his trial at the
next assizes for the county."
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From the Canterbury Journal, Kentish Times and Farmers' Gazette, Saturday 29 September, 1888.
DEAL. A DRUNKEN DRIVER.
At the Petty Sessions on Thursday, John Bartram was charged with being
drunk whilst in charge of a horse and cart.
P.C. Chapman deposed to seeing defendant leave the "Liverpool Arms,"
Upper Deal. he got into the cart, but was unable to take the reins, and
the landlord led the pony into a yard at the back. Witness left, but
afterwards saw defendant driving, and reeling from one side of the cart
to the other. He followed him into Mongeham, where defendant stopped,
and witness took charge of the horse and cart.
Fined £1 1s., including costs. |
A set of handbells belonging to some bell-ringers who used this pub to
practice in was given to St. Mary's at Walmer after the pub closed in January 1915.
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From an email received 25 April 2015.
A recent 1911 census has confirmed that a 1st cousin 3x removed of mine worked at the
Liverpool Arms in Upper Deal Kent and worked as a Chauffer for Arthur J
Skinner. Robert F Warrilow at the time about 25 yrs was married. Robert
and his wife Mary A were boarding with the skinner family at this time.
The household of Arthur J skinner in 1911 consisted of:-
Arthur and his wife Naomi and their son Wilfred.
Arthur's 73 old mother lived with them also.
Then of course Robert F Warrilow, his wife and their daughter.
Ria Cabral.
New Braunfels
Texas USA |
LICENSEE LIST
ARNOLD Richard 1828+
 alehouse
HOOKHAM William 1830-45 dec'd (age 30 in 1841 )
  
HOOKHAM Elizabeth (widow) 1845+
DAVIES Charles 1847+
(carpenter age 35 in 1851)
DAVIES Elizabeth 1851+ (age 42 in 1851)
GIBBS Robert 1858-59+
SCARLETT George 1861+ (age 37 in 1861)
WYBORN Bethel George 1862-May/73 dec'd
(age 44 in 1871)   
COLLEY William 1878-83+ (age 76 in 1881)
BURTON George Richard 1885-98 (also builder age 39 in 1891)
DAVIS William 1903 
SKINNER Arthur John 1903-June/13+
 
CURLING Jan/1915
https://pubwiki.co.uk/LiverpoolArms.shtml
From the Pigot's Directory 1832-33-34
From the Pigot's Directory 1839
From the Pigot's Directory 1840
From Bagshaw Directory 1847
From Melville's Directory 1858
From the Kelly's Directory 1862
From the Post Office Directory 1874
From the Kelly's Directory 1874
From the Post Office Directory 1882
From the Post Office Directory 1891
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
From Pikes 1908
From the Post Office Directory 1913
From the Deal
Walmer & Sandwich Mercury
Deal Licensing Register
The Old Pubs of Deal and Walmer by Glover and Rogers
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