Folkestone Herald
6-7-1940
Local News
A considerable amount of licensing business was transacted at the Folkestone
Police Court on Wednesday.
The Magistrates agreed to the transfer of the licence of the Jubilee Inn,
The Stade, from Mr. H.W Rice to Mr. Rawlings, of Messrs. Mackeson's.
Councillor R.G. Wood presided with Dr. W.W. Nuttall and Mr. P. Puller.
Folkestone Herald
3-2-1945
Local News
An application was made at the Folkestone Petty Sessions on
Tuesday for a protection order in respect of the Jubilee Inn, The Stade, in
favour of Mr. Leslie H. Slade (of Whitstable). The house has been closed for
some time.
The application was granted.
The application was granted.
Folkestone Herald 24-8-1946
Local News
Henry Neill, a sailor stationed at Dover, was
fined £1 with 3/6 costs, at Folkestone Magistrates’ Court last Friday for
causing wilful damage to a menu board, the property of Mr. L. Slade, of the
Jubilee Inn.
Mrs.
Ellen Slade said she saw defendant come into the public bar with two other men.
They all appeared the worse for drink; she refused to serve them, and they then
each bought a roll.
Two of the men ate their rolls, but defendant
picked his up and threw it at her. He then left the bar, and as he went out she
saw him raise his fist and smash the glass of a menu board.
P.C. Richardson said he asked defendant for
his name and ship seven times, but he would not Rive it. He finally gave the
information when taken to the Police Station.
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