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Ryarsh
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From the Maidstone Assizes.
23 March 1680.
Before William Mountagu, CB.
607. Indictment of William Turner of Ryarsh, victualler, for selling ale
and beer in his tippling-house during divine service on 6 July 1679 and
other occasions.
[endorsed] True bill.
(A Tippling-House is a house in which
liquors are sold in drams or small quantities, to be drunk on the
premises.)
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South Eastern Gazette, 9 October, 1860.
MALLING, WEST. Petty Sessions, Oct. 1. (Before Col. Fletcher,
chairman, Admiral Randolph, and Sir F. F. Stapleton, Bart.)
Thomas Brookes, of Ryarsh, was charged with having his house open on
Sunday, the 16th ult., during the hours of divine service, which
charge was proved by 159. K.C.C.—Fined 40s., including costs; this
being a second conviction.
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BEERHOUSE unknown name
GOODAYLE John 1871-1886
BUTTERICK Frank 1887
PATTERSON Theophilus 1889
BEERHOUSE/OFF-LICENSE unknown name
RUCK William Henry 1903-1914
COLEMAN John George 1915
FOREMAN Albert William 1916-1917
SPINK Annie Maria 1918-1938
BARNES Charles Samuel Mark 1939-1964
WYLES Owen Joseph 1965-1974
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