From the Kent and Sussex Courier, 6 February, 1914.

CRANBROOK PETTY SESSIONS.

FOUR LICENSED HOUSES NOTIFIED FOR REMOVAL.

At these Sessions yesterday. Mr. W. B. Tylden-Patterson (in the chair) and a full Bench of Magistrates, Supt Fowle presented his report, stating all the houses had been well-conducted, and there was a decrease of drunkenness by 11 compared with last year. The Chairman announced that the following four houses would be deferred to to the next Court for consideration on the ground of redundancy:

The "Duke of York," the "Paper Makers' Arms," the "Bird in Hand," and the "Prince Albert." The whole of the other licenses would be renewed.