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58 Sandling Road
Maidstone
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From Maidstone Telegraph 10 September 1859.
INNKEEPERS' LICENSES.
Saturday last was the annual licensing day for the
publicans at Maidstone, when the old licenses were renewed, without
complaint from the police. There were Three applications for new licenses,
namely, by Joseph Sutton, for the "Hollybush
Tavern," Perryfields; by William
Thomas Roffe, for the "Brewers
Arms," recently opened in Wyatt-street, and by
William Brewster, of the "British Queen," Sandling-road. Mr. Monckton appeared for
Mr. Roffe and Mr. Brewster. The application for the "British Queen" was to
stand over for another year. There being no opposition to the "Hollybush" and
the "Brewer's Arms," both applications were granted.
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South Eastern Gazette 4 September 1860.
INNKEEPERS' LICENSES.
This being the general annual licensing day, the whole of the licenses
were renewed.
Mr. J. Monckton then made application for new licenses to William
Brewster, "British Queen," Sandling Road; Thomas Bodkin, "Ten Bells,"
Upper Stone Street; and Moeshac Gardiner, "Railway Bell," Hart Street.
The applications were not opposed, but the magistrates refused all of
them.
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Maidstone Telegraph, Rochester and Chatham Gazette, Saturday 8th September 1860.
Maidstone Petty sessions. Annual General licensing day.
Application for licences.
Mr. William Brewster, landlord of the "British Queen," Sandling Road
applied for a licence to his house for the sale of spirits. Mr. Monckton
supported the application and presented a petition signed by 47 of his
neighbour's.
Not granted.
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Gravesend Reporter, North Kent and South Essex Advertiser 10 April 1869.
On Friday Jesse Willett, aged 47, was admitted to the West Kent General
Hospital with both bones of the right leg fractured. It appears that he had
his left leg amputated three years ago, and has since walked with a wooden
leg. While walking up some stone steps in the Sandling-road, near the
"British Queen," Maidstone, his wooden leg slipped, throwing him to the
ground and fracturing his right leg.
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LICENSEE LIST
BREWSTER William 1858-82+ (widower age 70 in 1881 )
SWAIN John Jarvis 1891+
KEARNEY Edmund 1903+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/BritishQueenSandling.shtml
Census
From the Post Office Directory 1867
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
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