From the Deal, Walmer and Sandwich Mercury, 28th  February, 1920.

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS

Held at Dover on the 19th inst., before Mr. J. H. Monins (in the chair), Col. Cavenagh, Major Banks, Messrs. M. Pickett, C. J. Burgess, E. Bradley, Chandler, and A. Matthews.

 Supt. Barton's annual report showed that in the Wingham Division there were 52 ale houses, 35 beer houses, and four grocers and others, licensed. On the ground of redundancy the following houses were closed during the year: "Marquis of Granby" and "Good Intent," Ash; "Leather Bottle" Shepherdswell; and "Star" Tilmanstone. Proceedings for drunkenness were taken against one male resident, and three male and one female non residents, four being convicted, a decrease of one compared with the previous year. All licenses were renewed.

From the Deal, Walmer and Sandwich Mercury, 5 June, 1920.

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS

At the Sandwich Petty Sessions on Monday, before the Mayor and Bench, the temporary transfer was granted of the license of the "Ship Inn," Sandwich, from Albert Hollyer to Robert Geo. Hayman, of Heatherbank, Mill Road, Deal. -- The temporary transfer was also granted of the off license of wines, spirits, &c., at 6 The Strand, Lower Walmer, from Reginald H. Prebble to Albert Chas. Bowtell, late R.A.F. (The "Stag" is situated at number 6, Paul Skelton.)