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Saturday 18 October 2014

Prince Albert 1940s



Folkestone Herald 19-9-1942

Local News

Folkestone Magistrates on Tuesday granted a protection order to Mr. Leonard Barker, licensee of the Prince Albert Hotel, in respect of the Railway Bell Hotel, the licensee of which, Mrs. Gumbrell, is leaving the premises.
 
Local News

At the Folkestone Police Court on Tuesday, Leonard Barker, licensee of the Prince Albert Hotel, Grace Hill, was fined £1 for a lighting offence.

Special Constable Jones said at 8.55 p.m. on September 5th he saw a light showing across the street from defendant's premises. He found a front door and the inner double doors wide open. The light was coming from an inner room. When he saw defendant he said “I don’t know how this occurred as I closed the door. Someone must have gone out and left it open”.

Folkestone Herald 13-10-1945

Local News

The following licence was transferred at a sitting of the Folkestone Magistrates on Wed­nesday last week: Prince Albert Hotel, from Mr. Leonard Barker to Mr. Reginald Kem Winterton.
 
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