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Dymchurch Road
New Romney
01797 363090
http://www.thewarreninnromneymarsh.co.uk/
https://whatpub.com/warren-inn
Above photo 1905, taken from
https://theromneymarsh.net/ accessed March 2021. |
Above photo 21 August 1983. Kindly sent by Chris Excell. |
Photo taken 15 December 2012 from
http://www.flickr.com
by Jelltex. |
Above photo, 2014. |
Photo taken 15 December 2012 from
http://www.flickr.com
by Jelltex. |
 
Above sign left, June 1992, sign right 1987.
With thanks from Brian Curtis
www.innsignsociety.com. |
Above sign 2015, kindly sent by Brian Curtis. |
 
Above card issued March 1953. Sign series 4 number 47. |
Believed to have been licensed as early as 1860.
Supplied by Alfred Leney Co Ltd, who bought out Thomas Walker's Phoenix
Brewery in 1859 and registered as such in 1896, until bought out by Fremlin
Brothers brewery of Maidstone in 1926, brewing at the Dover brewery ceased
in 1927, which later passed to Whitbread.
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Hastings and St Leonards Observer, Saturday 31 March 1906.
To let. The Warren Inn, New Romney.
Full licence, free for spirits, suitable for Poultry and Egg Merchant,
Wheelwright, or Blacksmith, eight-stall stable, large shed, one acre
grass, two acres arable land, and good garden, on main road, in same
hands for past 20 years, under good brewers, ingoing by evaluation about
£100.
Apply J. Carey, "Warren Inn," New Romney.
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Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald 30 July 1921.
MORE EAST KENT LICENSES TO BE EXTINGUISHED.
COMPENSATION AUTHORITY GRANT ONE RENEWAL AND REFUSE SIX.
Lord Harris presided, on Saturday, at the Sessions House, Longport,
Canterbury, over the "Principal" meeting of the East Kent Compensation
Authority, the other members of the Committee present being Messrs. W.
A. Lochee, C. J. Burgess, Alec Baird, G. F. Raggett, H. H. Green, and A.
G. Iggulden.
The following houses came before the Committee for consideration:-
Borough of New Romney:- "Warren Inn," Dymchurch Road, New Romney,
licensee, John William Taylor; registered owners, Leney and Co., Dover.
After hearing at length arguments by counsel for the retention of these
houses the Committee decided that the whole of them must go for
compensation with the exception of the "Warren Inn," New Romney.
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Folkestone, Hythe, Sandgate & Cheriton Herald 5 January 1935.
ON THE TELEPHONE.
Littlestone 172. - J. W. Taylor, The "Warren Inn," Dymchurch, New
Romney.
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Above photo showing John William Taylor and his second wife Mary
Ann, with children Mildred and Ella. They had a third child together in
1910. |
LICENSEE LIST
COBB William 1871-81+ (also wheelwright age 58 in 1881 )
COBB Frances Mrs 1882+
COBB William 1891+ (age 58? in 1891)
CAREY James 1901-Mar/06+ (age 63 in 1901)
NASH Samuel 1911+ (age 53 in 1911)
HAISELL Frank 1913+
TAYLOR John William 1921-35+
HUTCHINSON John ????
O'MALLEY John & Julie 2014-20+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/WarrenInn.shtml
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
Census
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