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Ashford
Pigot's 1828
FOORD Richard Wine & spirit merchants
GOBEL John Brewers (retail)
HORTON William Brewers
PARNELL William Brewers
STODDART Edward Wine & spirit merchants
Pigot's 1832
FOORD Richard Wine Merchants (& Porter)
HILLS Richard Brewers
PARNELL William Brewers
SEABROOK Thomas (agent for Brenchley Staceys & Wise Merchants) Brewers
STODDARD Edward Ashford Wine Merchants
CENSUS 1851
BRIDGE William, Castle Street, age 30, Wood Carter and Beer Shop Keeper,
(possibly "Castle")
DUNN George, Station Road, age 28, Inn Keeper. ("Kent
Arms?")
GILSON Martha, High Street, age 66, Inn Keeper.
ROGERS James, North side of High Street, age 70, Inn Keeper.
SPICER Edward, Kingsnorth Road, age 36, Beer
Retailer. 
STODDARD Edward, North side of High Street, age 72, Wine Merchant.
TELL Joseph, New Street, age 57, Beer Seller.
WILLIAMS John, New Street, age 34, Wine Merchant.
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Kentish Gazette, 17 January 1854.
Ashford. County Court. Friday.
(Before Charles Harwood, Esq., Judge).
There were about the usual number of plaints entered for hearing at
the court, but most of them were of an unimportant
nature. The cases disposed of deeming of a particular notice were
the following:-
Renton v. Fowler.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a beer-shop keeper,
against the defendant, a builder, to recover the sum of £11,
being the balance of £20 placed in the hands of the defendant as a
deposit for the purchase of a home, which the defendant
was then engaged in building. From the evidence adduced at the last
court, when the case was adjourned, it appeared that
the plaintiff's father was indebted to the defendant in the sum of
£11, and the latter subsequently retained that sum for
payment of that debt. The plaintiff objected to such a course being
adopted; but in consequence of his being prevented
attending to give evidence through illness, the case was adjourned
for his attendance.
To-day, however, he was still labouring under severe indisposition,
and evidence having been given as to the competency of
the plaintiff to advise his solicitor to commence this action, hit
Honour gave a verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount
claimed. Mr. Towne appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Mercer, for
the defendant.
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From the Maidstone and Kentish Journal, 6 Sept, 1869.
Joseph Jess applied for a licence, but brought no recommendation.
Superintendent Dewar said applicant had been convicted for stealing four
sheaves of beans. The application was refused. |
CENSUS 1861.
HALL John, New Street Beer Shop, age 48, Publican.
CENSUS 1871.
CHURCHILL Martha, 13 Bank Street, age 56, Wine and Spirit Merchant.
HINDS William, Potter's Corner, near Canterbury Road, age 36, Publican.
CENSUS 1881.
WATTS Thomas William, Engineer Place, age 28, Publican.
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