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(Upper) High Street
Ashford
There is also a "White Hart" in Ashford, Middlesex, which obviously could
get confused for this one.
Pigot's directory of 1832 describes Thomas Reeve as a brewer.
I am not at present intending on doing comprehensive research into the Ashford area, but during my research I have found
reference to this pub, so have included it here.
As time allows and I find or are sent further information or pictures
regarding this pub I will be adding further information to this page.
Your help is appreciated.
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26 March 1789.
Insured:- Julius Shepherd, Faversham, Kent, brewer.
Other property or occupiers: the White Hart, Ashford (J Norby,
victualler).
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26 March 1793.
Insured: Julius Shepherd, Faversham, Kent, brewer.
Other property or occupiers: at Ashford: The White Hart (Norley
victualler).
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Kentish Weekly Post or Canterbury Journal, Friday 14 January 1803.
John Elliott, Watchmaker, Silversmith, Stationioner and Bookseller,
opposite the "White Hart Inn," High Street, Ashford, respectfully
informs the inhabitants of Ashford and it's vicinity, that he has
opened a shop in the above business; makes, sells, and repairs all sorts
of clocks and watches - hath constantly on sale a neat assortment of
silver plate jewellery &c.
A fashionable assortment of Cutlery, consisting of fine pen and pocket
knives, scissors, razors, cork-screws, snuffers, &c.
Stationery of every kind, viz., all sorts of paper for drawing and
writing, pens, quills, sealing-wax, wafers, ink, account books, copy and
cyphering books best Mogul cards, &c.
Books:- A variety of bibles, testaments, prayer books, dictionaries,
historicals &c. school and children's books of all descriptions.
Perfumerie, consisting of powders, pomatums, soaps, essences, washes,
teeth brushes, teeth powders, &c.
Patent medicines of every description.
Book-binding in all its branches, with the greatest expedition.
School Master supplied on the most reasonable terms.
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Kentish Weekly Post or Canterbury Journal, Tuesday 23 September 1806.
Saturday was committed to St. Dunstan's gaol, John Fettle, charged on
oath, with having taken from the "White Hart Inn" at Ashford, a bundle containing two gowns, one petticoat, beaver hat, black
cloak, and four pairs of stockings, belonging to
Mary Ann Walker.
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Kentish Weekly Post or Canterbury Journal, Friday 14 December 1821.
Married.
Dec. 10, in London, Mr. Pierce Andrews, to Miss Norley, only daughter of
Mr. John Norley, of the "White Hart Inn," Ashford.
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Kentish Gazette, 14 December, 1821.
MARRIAGE.
Dec. 10, in London, Mr. Pierce Andrews, to Miss Norley only daughter
of Mr. John Norley, of the "White Hart Inn," Ashford.
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Kentish Journal and Kentish Advertiser, Tuesday 22 October 1844.
The Auctioneer begs particularly to remind those gentlemen who wish to
improve their stocks, that this is an opportunity
which seldom occurs in this part of the country, and that Vouchers will
be put into the hands of the purchases of each Lot,
and the pedigree of each animal will be given in catalogues to be had at
the "Star Inn," Maidstone; "Crown," Sevenoaks;
"Kentish Hotel," Tunbridge Wells; "White Hart," Ashford; "George,"
Folkestone; "Star," Lewes; "George," Robertsbridge;
"White Hart," Reigate; "Greyhound," Croydon; also of Mr. Stidolph,
Dartford, and at the office of the Auctioneer, High Street
Tonbridge.
The stock and effects maybe viewed any day previous to the sale.
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LICENSEE LIST
NORLEY John 1789-28+
REEVE Thomas 1832-40+
From the Pigot's Directory 1828-29
From the Pigot's Directory 1832-33-34
https://pubwiki.co.uk/WhiteHart.shtml
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