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176 Beach Street
Deal
Not to be mistaken with the "Kings Head,"
Deal, or indeed the "Kings Head," Walmer, as all three pubs existed at the
same time as listed in the 1840 Pigot's directory, although so far not found
after 1877.
The Deal History Society give a date as early as 1824 and the address as
"Top of King's Arms Alley."
http://home.freeuk.net/eastkent/deal/pubs.htm
The Sandwich Borough Records shows Licensed Victuallers who paid for new
Inn signs, 6s. 8d, and Sureties of £5 on 12th September, 1662. Unfortunately,
there was no address given but I am assuming this to be the same premises.
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Sale of the manor of Chamberlain's Fee (KAO U.924 P
9/4) 1828
INNS in the sale catalogue
All that Messuage tenement or Public House No.176 in Beach Street,
commonly called
or known by the name or sign of the "King's Arms" and the
outhouses, edifices, buildings, stable, yard and ground thereunto
belonging, and now in the occupation of John Petty; together with a
small messuage or tenement at the back of the "Globe"
in a passage leading from Middle Street, in the occupation of Thomas
Beach; and also a piece of land or Ground now used as a way of passage
leading as well from the "Globe" as from
other premises to the Middle Street there. These premises are subject to
a lease granted to Matthew William Sankey for 21 years from 29th
September 1812 at the yearly rent of £3. 13s. 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 £3. 9s. 0d.
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From the Deal, Walmer & Sandwich Mercury,
18 June, 1870.
DEAL IMPORTANT TO BREWERS
Or other persons requiring an
OLD ESTABLISHED FREEHOLD INN
Mr. G. West has received instructions to see by auction, on Tuesday,
5th July, 1870, all that Convenient FREEHOLD INN, known as the "King's
Arms," pleasantly situated in the Beach Street, commanding an
uninterrupted view of the Downs, Goodwin Sands, Coast of France, &c.
A good Trade has for many years been carried on, and the Buildings
are in an excellent state of repair, there having been a considerable
sum expended on them within the last few years.
The House contains 7 Bedrooms, W.C., 3 Sitting-rooms, Bar, Bar
Parlour, good Domestic Offices, large Yard, and an extensive range of
Buildings in the rear, with back entrance into Middle Street, and an
excellent supply of good water.
Time of Sale 2 for 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, on the Premises of the
above.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS TO BE DISPOSED OF, offering an excellent
opportunity to any Person requiring a good and responsible Trade.
The STOCK, FURNITURE, TRADE-FITTINGS, &c., to be taken at a valuation
in the usual way.
For further Particulars and Conditions of Sale enquire at the
Auctioneer, or of, Mr. J. C. Martin, Solicitor, Deal and Sandwich.
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From the Deal, Walmer & Sandwich Mercury,
24 February, 1872.
BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS
The license of the "Kings' Arms Inn," Beach Street was endorsed from
Mrs. Boakes to Mr. Robert Fleming, late of Dover.
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The Deal Licensing Register states that on 13 September 1877 the renewal
of the licence was refused, but no reason to date is known. However, the "Royal
Exchange" was situated at number 175 Beach Street, right next door.
LICENSEE LIST
BIGGLESTONE Humphrey 1662+
WHITE James 1804+
WHITE Thomas 1823-24
 
PETTY John 1824-48
   
alehouse
PETTY Mary Ann 1848-50+
BOAKES Richard John 1856-63
 
BOAKES Mrs Eliza Ann Oct/1863-Feb/72
  
FLEMING Robert Feb/1872-Oct/73 dec'd
BOAKES Mrs Eliza Ann Oct/1873-77
From the Pigot's Directory 1823
From the Pigot's Directory 1824
From the Pigot's Directory 1832-33-34
From the Pigot's Directory 1839
From the Pigot's Directory 1840
From Bagshaw Directory 1847
From Melville's Directory 1858
From the Kelly's Directory 1862
From the Kelly's Directory 1874
From the Post Office Directory 1874
Deal Licensing Register
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