From the Folkestone Chronicle 6 June 1857. Transcribed by Jan Pedersen.

Wednesday June 3rd: - Before R.W. Boarer esq., Mayor, and J. Kelcey, J. Tolputt, W. Bateman esqs., and Capt. Kennicott.

The following licences were transferred: from John Banks, "Marquis of Granby Inn", to George Down; "Belle Vue Tavern", from Spencer Hayward to William Hills; "Swan", licence granted to William Hall Robinson, in the place of Mr. Franks, who is rendered by sickness incapable of keeping a public house.

From the Folkestone Chronicle 3 October 1857. Transcribed by Jan Pedersen.

Wednesday September 30th:- Before the Mayor, and T. Golder, W. Major, J. Tolputt, G. Kennicott, and J. Kelcey esqs.

This being the adjourned general annual licensing meeting, the following licences were renewed, viz.:- George Ward, "Ship Inn", Sandgate, Felix Denibas, "Paris Hotel", Charles Doridant, "Pavilion Hotel" and "Pavilion Shades", Ann Dryden, "True Briton Inn", Henry Parkes, for the house at the "Cherry Garden", Michael Valyer, for a billiard room in Sandgate, and the licence for the "Globe Tavern" was transferred from Thomas Maycock to Susannah Clark.

From the Folkestone Chronicle 19 December 1857. Transcribed by Jan Pedersen.

Wednesday December 16th:- Before R. W. Boarer esq., and G. Kennicott esq.

Special Sessions for transferring licences.

The licence of the "Red Cow" was transferred from William Prebble, deceased, to his widow, Charlotte Prebble.

The "Packet Boat", from Richard Boorn, to John Boorn.

The "Black Bull", from Charles Daniels to John Harrison.