Folkestone
Herald 6-5-1933
Obituary
The death of Mr. H.G. Twigg, of the Raglan Hotel, Dover
Road, at his residence on Friday evening of last week, was learnt with deep
regret by members of the licensed trade.
“Bert” Twigg, as he was familiarly known, was 61 years
of age, and had held a licence during the past 13 years. He had been in
ill-health for the past two years, and had undergone several operations at the
Royal Victoria Hospital. At one time he appeared to have recovered, but after a
relapse he did not regain good health.
He was of an exceedingly jovial disposition, and was a
striking figure. He served with the Middlesex Regiment (Territorial Army) for a
number of years, reaching the rank of Sergeant Major, and being awarded the
Long Service decoration. In the trade he was an energetic worker, and a popular
member of the Folkestone and District Licensed Victuallers` Association. He was
a member of the committee for a number of years, and at one time was Chairman
of the Association.
The deepest sympathy is extended to the widow and son
in their sad bereavement.
The funeral took place at Canterbury on Monday.
Folkestone
Express 27-5-1933
Local News
At a special licensing sessions on Wednesday at the
Folkestone Police Court, a protection order in respect to the Raglan Tavern was
granted to Mrs. Twigg, the licence being previously held by her late husband.
Folkestone
Herald 27-5-1933
Local News
At a sitting of the Folkestone Magistrates on Wednesday
a protection order was granted to Mrs. H.G. Twigg in respect of the Raglan
Tavern, Dover Road, the licensee of which, Mr. H.G. Twigg, died recently.
Folkestone
Express 15-7-1933
Local News
On Wednesday, at a transfer sessions at the Folkestone
Police Court, the licence of the Raglan Hotel, Dover Road, was transferred to
Mrs. Twigg, her late husband having previously held it.
Folkestone
Express 5-5-1934
Local News
Mr. Richard Stanley was granted a protection order in
respect of the transfer of the Raglan Hotel to him from Mrs. Twigg, the present
licensee, at the Folkestone Police Court on Tuesday. Mr. Stanley was formerly
licensee of the Fox Inn, Basingstoke.
Folkestone
Herald 26-5-1934
Local News
The licences of the Raglan Hotel and Jubilee Inn were
on Wednesday transferred to Mr. Richard Stanley and Mr. Harold Clement Chawner
respectively. The licence of the Raglan was formerly held by Mrs. Jane Rosetta
Twigg, and the licence of the Jubilee was transferred from Mr. Edward Charles
Stanley Rogers.
Folkestone Express
22-5-1937
Local News
The Folkestone Magistrates on Tuesday granted a protection
order in respect of the transfer of the licence of the Raglan Tavern from the
present licensee, Mr. Richard Stanley, to Mr. Lewis Arthur Stanley Hall, of 16,
Wanborough Road, Oxford.
At the Folkestone Police Court on Wednesday, the licence of the Raglan
Tavern, Dover Road, was transferred to Mr. L.A.S. Hall, of Oxford, a Protection Order having been granted last
week.
Folkestone Express
29-5-1937
Local News
The Folkestone Transfer Sessions were held at the
Police Court, on Wednesday, when Mr. R.G. Wood, Dr. W.W. Nuttall, Alderman Mrs.
E. Gore, Eng. Rear Admiral L.J. Stephens, Mr. R.J. Stokes and Alderman G.A.
Gurr were the Justices on the Bench.
The licences of the Martello Hotel and the Raglan
Hotel were transferred to Mr. Chapman and Mr. L. A. Stanley respectively, to
whom protection orders were granted recently.
Folkestone Herald
29-5-1937
Local News
Folkestone Express
27-8-1938
Local News
The Folkestone
magistrates on Tuesday granted a protection order in respect of the transfer
of the licence of the Raglan Hotel in Dover Road from Mr. Hall, the present
licensee, to Mr. H. J. Wraite, a former manager of the White Lion Hotel,
Cheriton.
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