Folkestone
Express 28-5-1910
Wednesday, May 25th: Before Messrs. E.T.
Ward, W.G. Herbert, and R.J. Linton, and Major Leggett.
The licence of the Bouverie Arms was temporarily
transferred from Mr. Attwood to Mr. A. Hart, a former tenant.
Folkestone
Express 9-7-1910
Wednesday, July 6th: Before Mr. R.J. Linton
and Major Leggett.
The licence of the Bouverie Arms, Cheriton Road, was
transferred from Mr. Attwood to Mr. A. Hart.
Folkestone
Daily News 11-9-1912
Local News
Harry Culver, a well-known man with a wife and family
to provide for, lost his horse on Saturday. The horse was worth about £25 – a
terrific loss for a man in his position, and one which will prevent him from
obtaining a livelihood.
Fortunately Mr. Albert Hart, the proprietor of the
Bouverie Arms, and the young and energetic Guardian of the Poor, who has saved
the ratepayers so much by his skill and knowledge in building the new
infirmaries, stepped into the breach and opened a subscription, which we
publish in today`s paper. It will be seen that some of Mr. Hart`s influential
friends have headed the same, and we trust that in a few days he will have
received sufficient to replace Culver`s loss.
Every subscription given to Mr. Hart will be
acknowledged through our columns. We might note that every penny given will go
to Culver, and no deductions will be made either for printing, postage,
collecting, etc. Mr. Hart gives his services free, and any little assistance we
can afford is also freely given.
Folkestone
Daily News 22-5-1913
Wednesday,
May 21st:
Before Messrs Herbert, Vaughan, Leggett, Morrison, Fynmore, Linton
and Boyd.
Mr.
Albert Hart applied for an occasional licence to supply excisable
goods at the Town Hall on the occasion of the Football Smoking
Concert on Monday night.
The
application was granted, the hours being from 7.50 p.m. to 10 p.m.,
the Chairman announcing that the law did not allow a later hour.
Folkestone
Express 24-5-1913
Local News
At a special licensing sessions on Wednesday an
occasional licence was granted to Mr. A. Hart to sell at the Football Club
smoker at the Town Hall on Monday evening from 7.30 to 10 o`clock.
Folkestone
Herald 24-5-1913
Wednesday,
May 21st:
Before Mr. W.G. Herbert, Alderman T.J. Vaughan, Major G.E. Leggett,
Mr. R.J. Linton, Mr. G. Boyd, and Mr. E.T. Morrison.
Mr. Hart applied for an occasional licence from 7.30 to 11 p.m. at the Town Hall, on the occasion of the smoking concert to be held in connection with the Folkestone Football Club. A licence from 7.30 to 10 p.m. was granted, it being pointed out that it was not legal to grant an occasional licence after 10 p.m.
Mr. Hart applied for an occasional licence from 7.30 to 11 p.m. at the Town Hall, on the occasion of the smoking concert to be held in connection with the Folkestone Football Club. A licence from 7.30 to 10 p.m. was granted, it being pointed out that it was not legal to grant an occasional licence after 10 p.m.
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