From the Folkestone Chronicle 27 August, 1864. Transcribed by Jan Pedersen.

GENERAL ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING - SPECIAL SESSIONS

Wednesday 24th August:- Before Captain Kennicott R.N., James Tolputt, and A.M. Leith, Esqs.

Applications for new licences were made by Mr. Minter, and in each case granted, for the following persons:- Robert Burvill, "Jolly Sailor," Radnor Street; Thomas William Cobb, "West Cliff Hotel Tap;" Louis Furminger, "Wheatsheaf," Canterbury Road; Thomas Field, "Castle," Ford; George Marsh, "Harvey Inn," Mill Lane. William Henry Lukey, "Folkestone Wine Vaults," Rendezvous Street was granted a licence to sell excisable liquors by retail, not to be drunk on the premises.

The licence of the "Pavilion Shades Inn" was transferred from John Dyason to John Wallis Jr. The session was adjourned till the 7th September next.

Note: Could Wallis actually be the son of the John Wallis previously at "North Foreland," and not the same person?