From records held in Lambeth Palace Library.

The deeds are held under the TA references shown. The starred number is the number in the 19th century rentals held at Lambeth.

TA 276/1-30 *195.

Leases from 1674 to 1853, but précis gives no indication as to whether it was the "Globe" throughout. As it was at the South End, it was obviously not the same house now called the "Globe Hotel."

From the Kentish Post, May 16-20, 1761. Kindly sent from Alec Hasenson.

Sale advertised of a French Privateer, May 30th, at the Sign of the "Globe" at the South End of Deal.

Sale of the manor of Chamberlain's Fee (KAO U.924 P 9/4) 1828

INNS in the sale catalogue

All that messuage or tenement No.179 in Beach Street, lately called or commonly known by the name or sign of the "Globe" with the cellar, outhouses, edifices, buildings, yards, ground and appurtenances thereunto belonging, and the backway or passage to the same and now used therewith late in the occupation of John Lawrence and now unoccupied. These premises are subject to a lease granted to Francis Cobb Esq. for 21 years from Michaelmas 1811 at the yearly rent of £3. 15s. 0d. and to a Covenant  therein  contained for renewal thereof for a like term of 21 years at the end of 18 of the existing term, upon payment of a fine of £37. 7s. 0d. (Note, sold to Mr. Iggulden.)