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| Jubilee Inn, 1909 (Behind barrel domed structure) |
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| Jubilee Inn, 1928. Photo kindly supplied by Martin Easdown |
Jubilee Inn, 1978
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| Jubilee c1905. Credit Vic Seymour |
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| Jubilee, 1920. Credit Rosie Barham (from http://www.dover-kent.com/Jubilee-Inn-Folkestone.html) |
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| Jubilee, 1960s. Credit Ernesto Minotti (from http://www.dover-kent.com/Jubilee-Inn-Folkestone.html) |
Licensees
John Hollington 1887 1888 Ex
Star (2)
William Carlton 1888 1890
Josiah Lyon Adams 1890 1906
Ex Harbour Inn
Andrew H. Adams listed as licensee in 1901 Census
John Gales 1906 1921
Hugh Mackay 1921 1925
William Tingey 1925 1928
William Taylor 1928 1933 Ex
Alexandra Tavern
R.P. Rawlings 1933 1933
R.P. Rawlings 1933 1933
Edward Rogers 1933 1934
Harold Chawner 1934 1938
Harry Rice 1938 1940
Reginald Rawlings 1940 1943
Holding Manager. Licence suspended 1943-45
Leslie Slade 1945 1949
Douglas Pattison 1949 1951
Frederick Walters 1951 1954
Donald Mayne 1954 1968
Victor Batten 1968 1987
Renamed Carpenters
Folkestone Express 7-1-1888
Thursday,
January 5th: Before Capt. Carter, J. Hoad, J. Fitness, and S.
Penfold Esqs.
William
Simmonds was charged with stealing 8s. from the person of Henry Charles Fisher.
Prosecutor
said he met the prisoner at the Jubilee public house on The Stade and asked him
to have a drink. They had several pints of beer together and prosecutor went to
sleep. When he went into the house he had eleven shillings in his pocket, and
he might have spent about 3s. When he awoke it was nearly dark. He missed all
his money, and in consequence went to Brice and reported the matter. About
eleven o`clock they found the prisoner in bed at The Radnor.
George Wadey,
of 21, Denmark Street, said at half past four on Wednesday afternoon he was in
the bar at the Jubilee. He saw Fisher there asleep. He saw the prisoner with
his hand in Fisher`s right hand trousers pocket. Prisoner said to him “We are
all pensioners together”. Prisoner paid for four quarts of beer. There were
about six people in the room, and others went in and out.
William Brice
said he found prisoner in bed at the Radnor at eleven o`clock. He charged him
with the theft. He replied “All the money I`ve had from the man is one shilling
to buy some cooked fish for him”. Afterwards he said prosecutor gave him 4d. to
pay for his night`s lodging. He took prisoner to the police station and he was
searched by Sergt. Butcher. No money was found on him.
The Bench
thought the evidence was too weak to justify a conviction and discharged the
prisoner.
Folkestone Express 31-10-1888
Advertisement
Jubilee Inn,
Folkestone, To Let; with frontage to Radnor Street and The Stade. Rent and
ingoing moderate. Doing large trade. Apply Hythe Brewery.
Folkestone Express 15-12-1888
Wednesday,
December 12th: Before H.W. Poole and W. Wightwick Esqs.
Transfer of
License
The licence
of the Jubilee was transferred to William Carlton
Folkestone Express 26-4-1890
Wednesday
April 23rd: Before J. Clarke and H.W. Poole Esqs.
The licence
of the Jubilee was transferred to ---- Adams.
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