From the Dover Express and East Kent News, Friday 23 April, 1965.

Jim Howells, captain of the Royal George team being presented with the Skittles Association Darts League Cup by Mr. Len Latcham on Saturday. Ernie French, the licensee is peering over Len Latcham's shoulder to the right of the photo.

From the Dover Express and East Kent Intelligencer, 16 July, 1869. Price 1d.

INQUEST BY THE COUNTY CORONER

 An inquest was held on Saturday afternoon at Whitfield before the County Coroner, T. T. Delasaux, Esq., on the body of Edward Clover, a labourer, aged 32 years, who committed suicide  by shooting himself.

Mary Clover, wife of Joseph Clover, deposed: The deceased was my son. Yesterday morning, about half-past eight, I went into the shop and there found the deceased lying in a pool of blood on the floor, and a gun which belonged to the deceased was in the room. The last time I saw him alive was about a quarter to nine on Thursday evening. I have fancied him to have been a little strange in his behaviour. The gun was always kept in the room in which he lived, and was there on Thursday evening. It has been shot off, but i do not know that it has been loaded with anything else beyond powder. He has also been low spirited since the death of his uncle, who poisoned himself a few weeks ago, and upon whom I heard an inquest was holden at the "Royal George."

This was all the evidence, and the Jury returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased had shot himself whilst in  a state of temporary insanity.

From the Dover Express 15 January, 1971

Despite cold and fog there was a large turn out for the West Street Hunt at the "Royal George," Waldershare on Saturday. Leading the hounds in our picture after the traditional stirrup cup is Mr. John Barton. There is another meet tomorrow (Saturday) from the "Plough Inn," Church Hougham. The East Kent Hunt also meet tomorrow (Saturday) at the "Black Bull" Newchurch.