Sandown (Sandwich)

Also North End (Deal)

From the East Kent Mercury, 24th November, 1981 Above picture shows the "Good Intent" public house, which stood near Sandown Castle, where, in fact, the "Sandown Castle" public house now stands. From the picture (date unknown) it appears the pub is closed and boarded up, but a workman has a bottle of stout to drink.

Pigots Directory mentions the "Good Intent" near to Sandown Castle in 1824.

The Deal Licensing Records of 1828 refer to it as an alehouse.

The text Good Intent (P.H.) is shown on Kent Sheet 58.04 (LVIII.16 on the reverse of LVIII.4) being a reprint of ‘First Edition 1873’ Old Ordnance Survey Maps published by Alan Godfrey Maps.

Located on coastal and south side of ruins of Sandown Castle.

Patricia Streater.

Above painting date unknown titled "Parting Shot" shows the Deal Castle (right) and Sandown Castle (left). The "Good Intent" would have been between the two castles near to the Sandown Castle.

From the Deal, Walmer and District and Kingsdown Telegram. 9 May, 1863. Petty Sessions Archibald Hewiston applied to change the sign of the "Good Intent" public house, Sandown to the "Castle Inn" on transfer from Luke Jarvis. Approved.

Title deeds list this building as 1784.

LICENSEE LIST

HAYMAN Thomas 1804 (St. Leonards Records)

BROOKS John 1824+

BROOKER John 1823-28+

BROKER Mrs 1832-39+

KAGMAN Thomas 1804+

GARDNER Charles 1840+

JARVIS Daniel 1847+

JARVIS Luke to May/1863

Changed name to the "Castle."

From the Pigot's Directory 1823

From the Pigot's Directory 1824

From the Pigot's Directory 1828-29

From the Pigot's Directory 1832-33-34

From the Pigot's Directory 1839

From Bagshaw Directory 1847

Deal Licensing Register