Kentish Post 15 July 1732.

We hear from Hythe that on Tuesday, the 1st of August, there will be held a florists feast at Mr. Tho. Penney’s at the White Horse Tavern in Folkestone, where will be a plentiful entertainment for dinner, and he that produces the largest and best blown carnation flower is to carry off a prize of a silver punch ladle; he who brings the second best flower a china bowl; and no flower is to be shown at the said feast less than four inches under next the stem.

Note: Date is at variance with More Bastions.

Kentish Post 3 February 1759.

Cock Fighting.

At Edward Huey's, at the White Horse in Folkestone, on Monday se'ennight, the 12th of this instant February, between the Gentlemen of Folkestone and the Gentlemen of the Country, for two Guineas a battle, and five the odd. There will be a good ordinary on the table at twelve o'clock, and a close pit.

To fight the match off between two and six.

Note: No mention of Huey in More Bastions.

Kentish Post 25 July 1761.

To be sold to the highest bidder at the "Swan" in Hythe, on Wednesday the 29th of this instant, July:

The house called or known by the sign of the Three Mariners, in tolerable good repair, with the yard, garden, stable, out-houses and appurtenances thereunto belonging.

For further particulars inquire at the "White Horse" in Folkestone, or at the late Mr. Nicholas Binfield's.

Note: Later date for the house. Does this indicate that Binfield had been landlord there at the time of his death?