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Rock Hill Road
Egerton
Above Google image 2009. |
Above map 1913. |
Believed to have stopped being a beer house around WW1. Afterwards the
premises became a garage business and the above picture in 2009 still shows
a petrol station on the left, and still in the Oliver family.
The building is now called "Hillcrest."
As the information is found or sent to me, including photographs, it will
be shown here.
Thanks for your co-operation.
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Kentish Gazette, 10 February 1852.
Ashford. PETTY SESSIONS, Saturday, Feb. 7.
(Before J. B. Wildman, Esq., and Bench of Magistrates).
Richard Turk, of the "White Horse" beer shop, Egerton, was summoned by
Superintendent Gifford, for having his house open at a quarter to twelve
o'clock on the night of the 31st of January.
Fined 20s. and costs.
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From the Folkestone Express, Saturday, 17 August, 1911.
EAST KENT LICENSING COMMITTEE
THE RENDEZVOUS, FOLKESTONE
A meeting of the East Kent Licensing Compensation Authority was held
at the Sessions House, Longport, Canterbury, on Wednesday, under the
chairmanship of the Right Hon, Lord Harris. No objections were raised to
the abandonment of the following licenses, the renewals of which were
accordingly refused:- “White Horse Inn,” Egerton, (George Francis
Oliver).
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Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald 10 February 1912.
LICENSING.
At the annual licensing sessions for the Ashford petty
sessional division held on Tuesday Superintendent Jones submitted his
report which showed that there had been a decrease of two ale-houses mid
two sweet licences. Twenty-five persons had been proceeded against on
charges of drunkenness, a decrease of nine persons (eight residents, and
one non-resident), as compared with the last twelve months. The Chairman
(Captain Down) said all the licences would be renewed with the exception
of the "Royal Oak," Ashford, the "OId English Gentleman," Ashford, and
the "White Horse," Egerton, on the grounds of redundancy.
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LICENSEE LIST
TURK Richard 1852+
TURK Sarah 1861-81+ (age 60 in 1861 )
OLIVER George 1911+
Census
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