Folkestone
Daily News 9-1-1907
Wednesday, January 9th: Before The Mayor,
Messrs. Herbert, Linton, Leggett, and Swoffer.
An extension of one hour was granted to the landlord of
the Harvey Hotel on the occasion of the Fire Brigade dinner.
Folkestone
Herald 2-2-1907
Tuesday, January 29th: Before The Mayor,
Alderman W.G. Herbert, Lieut. Colonel Leggett, and Messrs. R.J. Linton, G.I.
Swoffer, T. Ames, and J. Stainer.
Mr. Smith was granted an extension of one hour for the
Harvey Hotel for the following (Wednesday) evening on the occasion of the
Co-operative Society`s dinner.
Folkestone
Express 30-5-1908
Wednesday, May 27th: Before W.G. Herbert
Esq., Lieut. Col. Fynmore, Major Leggett. G. Boyd and C. Jenner Esqs.
Mr. G.W. Haines made an application on behalf of the
executors of the late Mr. E. Smith for the transfer of the licence of the
Harvey Hotel, Dover Road, to the widow, Mrs. Smith.
The Chief Constable raised no objection and the
transfer was granted.
Folkestone
Herald 29-2-1908
Friday, February 28th: Before Alderman J.
Banks, Major Leggett, Messrs. G.I. Swoffer, W.G. Herbert, and J. Stainer.
An extension of licence was granted as follows:
extension to Mrs. Smith, Harvey Hotel, on Monday evening, for smoking concert
by the employees of the Post Office.
Folkestone
Herald 30-5-1908
Wednesday, May 27th: Before Mr. W.G.
Herbert, Councillor C. Jenner, Major Leggett, Lieut. Col. Fynmore, and Mr. G.
Boyd.
Mr. W.G. Haines made an application on behalf of Mrs.
Smith, widow of the late Mr. Edgar Smith, for the transfer to her of the
licence of the Harvey Hotel. Granted.
Folkestone
Express 1-5-1909
Saturday, April 24th: Before Messrs. W.G.
Herbert, J. Stainer, G.I. Swoffer, R.J. Linton, and G. Boyd.
Frederick Crundall was charged with being drunk and
disorderly the previous night. He pleaded Not Guilty.
P.C. Kennett said at 7.25 the previous evening he was
in Dover Road, and when near the Harvey Hotel he saw a crowd of people. The
prisoner was in the midst of them, with his coat off, and he was shouting that
he was an old soldier and would fight the best man in the town. Witness asked
him to go away several times, but he continued to use bad language. He also
said he would go when he had smashed witness`s jaw, and then they would not
find him. The man was drunk.
Prisoner said he was quiet enough until a man
interfered with him, and he then turned round to him.
The Chief Constable said the prisoner had not been
there for nearly five years.
In default of paying a fine of 5s. and 4s. 6d. costs,
Crundall went down for seven days` hard labour.
Folkestone
Daily News 1-12-1909
Wednesday, December 1st: Before Justices Herbert,
Stainer, Leggett, Fynmore, Swoffer, and Linton.
The licence of the Harvey Hotel was transferred.
Folkestone
Express 4-12-1909
Wednesday, December 1st: Before Mr. W.G.
Herbert, Lieut. Colonel Fynmore, Major Leggett, and Messrs. J. Stainer, R.J. Linton,
and G.I. Swoffer.
On the application of Mr. G.W. Haines, authority was
granted to Mrs. Killick in respect of the Harvey Hotel. The late tenant, Mrs.
Mary Jane Smith, who held the licence, died on Nov. 3rd. Mrs.
Killick, who was one of the executrixes, was an assistant to the late Mrs.
Smith.
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