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Saturday, 22 November 2014

Mitre 1940 -



Folkestone Express 9-3-1940

Local News

At the Folke­stone adjourned licensing sessions on Wednesday, the Justices granted a pro­tection order in respect of the transfer of the Mitre, an off-licence in Queen’s Street, Folkestone, to Mr. R.J. Scrivens, an executor under the will of Mrs. Russell, the licensee, who died a few weeks ago. It was stated that the premises would be managed by Mr. W. Mercer until a tenant was found. The order was granted until March 29th, the date of the next licence session.

Note: This does not appear in More Bastions.

Folkestone Herald 24-1-1953

Notice

To: The Clerk to the Rating Authority for the Borough of Folkestone, in the County of Kent,
The Clerk to the Licensing Justices for the Borough of Folkestone, in the County of Kent,
The Superintendent of Police, Kent County Constabulary, Folkestone, in the County of Kent,
And to all whom it may concern.

I, Clarence Thorn, of the Mitre Off Licence, of 9 Queen Street, Folkestone, in the County of Kent, the holder of a licence to sell beer by retail for con­sumption off the premises, do hereby give notice that it is m intention to apply at the General Annual Licensing Meeting for the said Borough of Folkestone in the said County to be holden at the Town Hall, Folkestone aforesaid on Wednes­day the 11th day of February 1953 for the grant to me of a Justices’ Licence authorising me to apply for and hold an Excise Licence to sell by retail wines and spirits in addition to the Beer and Cider now authorised to be sold there for consumption off the premises situate and being the Mitre Off Licence, 9, Queen Street Folkestone in the said County and of which premises Messrs. Mackeson and Company Limited, of Brewery, Hythe, in the County of Kent are the owners of whom I rent them.

Given under my hand this 5th day of January 1953.

Clarence Thorn.

Folkestone Herald 14-2-1953

Local News

At Folkestone Brewster Sessions on Wednesday a full “off” licence was granted to the licensee of the Mitre, Queen Street, so that he could sell wines and spirits in addition to beer and cider.

Folkestone Herald 31-5-1958

Local News

Off licence of the Mitre, 9, Queen Street, Folkestone, was transferred at Folkestone Transfer Sessions on Wednesday, from Mr. Cedric Scott Ingram to Mr. Ernest Walter Thunder, brewery area manager, of The Brewery, Hythe.

Note: This does not appear in More Bastions.
 

Folkestone Herald 14-2-1959

Local News

The transfer of the off-licence of 9, Queen Street, Folkestone, to Mr. Frederick Charles Hanks, was confirmed at Folkestone Brewster Sessions on Wednesday. A protection order had been granted previously.
 
 

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