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From the Kentish Gazette 14 August 1838.
TO PUBLICANS, BREWERS, AND OTHERS.
DOVER AND FOLKESTONE.
TO LET, with immediate possession, a neat and compactly fitted up
small INN, situated in one of the principal streets in DOVER, where
there are three Lodges held weekly. Incoming about £200. The
Proprietor is leaving owing to his bad state of health.
For further particulars apply, if by letter, post-paid, to Mr. T.
Friend, Auctioneer, Northgate-street, Canterbury, or to Mr. Wood,
Builder, No, 8. St. James’s-street, Dover.
Also, a very capital FREE INN, with excellent stabling, situated in
one of the principal streets in FOLKESTONE, where, the Excise Office
is held, Rent moderate, incoming can be redeemed to £100; and the
most satisfactory reasons will be given for the present tenant
leaving.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Friend as above, or to Mr.
Goulder, Boat-builder, Folkestone. Letters to be post-paid.
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From the Kentish Gazette, 16 October 1838.
DEATH.
Oct. 10, at Tyler Hill, Mr. J. Bean, of the "Locomotive" beerhouse,
near the Canterbury and Whitstable Railway, aged 69.
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