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New Street
Dover
A beerhouse which lost its licence in April 1843 when a second conviction
for drinking out of hours was secured.
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From the Dover Telegraph and Cinque Ports General
Advertiser, Saturday 28 January, 1843. Price 5d.
DOVER POLICE COURT
Elizabeth Marsh, widow, landlady of the "Morning Star," in
New-street, was charged with having her house open on Sunday morning
last, during the hours of divine service. Fined in the mitigating
penalty of 10s. and 10s. costs, which was paid.
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From the Dover Telegraph and Cinque Ports General
Advertiser, Saturday 1 April, 1843. Price 5d.
DOVER POLICE COURT
Elizabeth Marsh, landlady of the "Morning Star," a beer shop in New
Street, was charged by the superintendent of police with having her
house open on Sunday last before one o'clock. John Hackman and ----
Willett stated that they were in the house from 9 o'clock in the morning
till 2 in the afternoon, on Sunday last, when there were about 50 men
and women drinking the whole time. Mrs. Marsh, in her defence, stated
that she was requested by the police to keep the people in the house,
and denied having drawn them any beer till after 12 o'clock. Fined 40s.
with costs; and this being the second conviction the Bench declared the
licence of the house forfeited.
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LICENSEE LIST
MARSH Elizabeth 1843
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