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Saturday, 2 August 2014

Jolly Sailor (4), The Stade 1862 - 1865

Licensees
William Burvill c1862 1864
Robert Burvill 1864 1864
Richard Bailey 1864 1864
Joseph Davidson 1864 1865
George Chaner 1865 1865 Renamed Skylark
Folkestone Chronicle 27-8-1864

Wednesday 24th August:- Before Captain Kennicott R.N., James Tolputt, and A.M. Leith Esqs.

General Annual Licencing Meeting – Special Sessions

Applications for new licences were made by Mr. Minter, and in each case granted, for the following persons:- Robert Burvill, Jolly Sailor, Radnor Street

Note: This differs from info in More Bastions 
 
Folkestone Observer 19-11-1864

Tuesday November 15th:- Before Captain Kennicott R.N. and W. Bateman, James Tolputt and A.M. Leith Esqs.

Richard Bayley was granted a temporary authority to sell excisable liquors at the Jolly Sailor under the license granted to Robert Burvill.

Note: This license change is at variance with More Bastions
Folkestone Chronicle 24-6-1865

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W. Cockett`s Estate, in Bankruptcy

For Sale, by private contract, all that brick and tile built house, in Radnor Street, known as the Jolly Sailor Beerhouse, in the occupation of Mr. George Chaner, and all those workshops and stores in the rear of the above house, and facing the Harbour, in the occupation of Mr. W. Graves, and others.

Apply to Mr. John Banks, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, Tontine Street, agent to the Assignee.

Note: No mention of Chaner in More Bastions.
 
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