King's head

From the Kentish Gazette or Canterbury Chronicle, Wednesday, 21 September to Saturday, 24 September, 1768. Price 2d.

TO BE LET

And entered upon immediately or at Michaelmas next.

A Well-accustomed Saddler's Shop at Tunbridge, situated between the “Crown” and the "King's Head" the Owner leaving off trade, the Stock to be sold as a fair Appraisement. It has been a Saddler's Shop for Forty Years. For Further Particulars enquire of Mr. Samuel Mills, Tonbridge.

The "Crown" mentioned above, later became the "Rose and Crown" of today. Paul Skelton.