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Kentish Gazette, 13 November, 1792.
To Brewers &c. Freehold Estate.
To be sold by auction, by Mr. Johnson, at the "Falcon Tavern"
Gravesend, on Wednesday 28th November instant,
between the hours of 3 and 5 in the afternoon (unless sooner
disposed off by Private Contract, of which notice
will be given in this paper.)
Lot 2.
All that well-known public house called the "Horseshoe and Castle,"
situate on the London Road, in the parish of
Chalk, about 5 miles from Rochester, and 2 from Gravesend, with two
well-built stables for 12 horses and a
large convenient yard.
And also an acre and a half of garden ground behind the same, in
good cultivation; the whole in the occupation
of William Furner, at the old low yearly rent of £18.
N.B. all the above premises are now let to tenants at will, and the
public houses (both of which are in full trade)
are free from Brewers and Distillers.
For further particulars enquire of Mess. Evans and Son,
Attorneys-at-Law, or of the Auctioneers, at the Post
Office, Gravesend.
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