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From the Kentish Gazette, 3 July 1810.
On Thursday last, William Bassam was committed to Maidstone Gaol,
charged on the oath of James Turner, of the parish of St. Nicholas,
Deptford, in the county of Kent, victualler, on a strong suspicion
of feloniously stealing on the twenty-sixth day of June inst, five
pewter pint pots, of the value of four shillings, the property of
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Pigot's Directory 1832.
ACTON John, Bromley, Wine Merchants.
DAVIS James, Bromley Brewers.
TURNER James, Elms End, Bromley Brewers.
WALTON William, Bromley, Retailers of Beer.
CENSUS 1841
LAWRENCE Jeremiah, age 35, Publican.
PENFORD William, Masons Hill, age 55, Publican.
CENSUS 1851
ADDIS Richard, Plaistow Road, age 57, Licensed Victualler.
GABBITAS Elizabeth, New Road, age 66, Licensed Victualler.
McGREGOR Phillip, Turnpike Road, age 30, Victualler.
OSMAN Hannah, High Street, age 64, Licensed Victualler.
CENSUS 1861
OSEMAN Hannah, High Street, age 75.
WALLIS John, Hollow Bottom, are 54, Victualler.
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From the Bromley Record, October, 1861. Bromley PS 1.bmp"
PETTY SESSIONS. Bromley, 2nd September, 1861.
Innkeepers Licenses.
Present, J. Chapman, Esq. Chairman, Colonel Cator, R. Boyd, Coles Child, R.
Berens, J. Fortesque, W. Warwick, and C. L. Wilson, Esqrs.
Mr. Crawford, barrister, instructed by Mr. Bristow, Greenwich, supported the
application of John Job James for a license to a house now in the course of
erection close to the railway station, Bromley. Mr. Gibson, who opposed, took a
preliminary objection, from the words used by Mr. Crawford, who said that it was
a "house then building." The Act expressly stated that the license should be for
a "house," but this application was made when there was scarcely the carcase of
one, the door having been merely put up for the purpose of posting the notice.
The bench held this objection to be fatal.
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Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser, 3 September 1870.
Annual licensing day.
The licence of Thomas Mills, beershop and lodging house keeper, at the
back of Masons Hill, was suspended through having been fined for not
registering his house under the new Common Lodginghouse Act.
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CENSUS 1881
HISLOCK Charles, 23 East Street, Spirit Merchant, age 38.
TAYLOR James, 34 Masons Hill, age 60, Beer House Keeper.
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Maidstone and Kentish Journal, Thursday, 23 January 1896.
Wine and Beer Off-license, from Edward Lovibond, to Joseph William Lovibond.
43 Holmsdale Road, from Charles Giles, deceased, to Julia Catherine
Giles, widow.
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