Hollow Lane, Canterbury

~ HOLLOW LANE ~

CANTERBURY

No. 2

John Hartley, Fishmonger (

An account book from 56 Palace Street - John Hartley (Book of Captain Hilton)

The couple and their family were living in Hollow Lane a few years before John Hartley passed away in Canterbury in 1896

No. 4

Henry Newington, Labourer (

1903 Eastland & Moodey, Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, French Polishers... Wire and Venetian Blind Makers. All Kinds of Furniture made and repaired. 6 Worthgate Place, and 4 Hollow Lane, Wincheap, Canterbury

No. 13

Harry Baldock, Agricultural Labourer (

1896 - At the Canterbury Quarter Sessions, two young men named Richards and Cork, were indicted of stealing a large quantity of corrugated iron and wire netting, the property of their employers, Messrs. Court Bros., and Reuben Nye and Harry Baldock were also indicated of feloniously receiving the same. The case created considerable public interest, as it appeared that the depredations had been going on for a long time. For the defence it was contended that the supervision over the warehouse department had been exceedingly lax. Richards was imprisoned for four months and Cork for three months, the other prisoners being acquitted by the jury.


~ HOLLOW LANE ~ CANTERBURY No. 2 John Hartley, Fishmonger ( An account book from 56 Palace Street - John Hartley (Book of Captain Hilton) The couple and their family were living in Hollow Lane a few years before John Hartley passed away in Canterbury in 1896 No. 4 Henry Newington, Labourer ( 1903 Eastland & Moodey, Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, French Polishers... Wire and Venetian Blind Makers. All Kinds of Furniture made and repaired. 6 Worthgate Place, and 4 Hollow Lane, Wincheap, Canterbury No. 13 Harry Baldock, Agricultural Labourer ( 1896 - At the Canterbury Quarter Sessions, two young men named Richards and Cork, were indicted of stealing a large quantity of corrugated iron and wire netting, the property of their employers, Messrs. Court Bros., and Reuben Nye and Harry Baldock were also indicated of feloniously receiving the same. The case created considerable public interest, as it appeared that the depredations had been going on for a long time. For the defence it was contended that the supervision over the warehouse department had been exceedingly lax. Richards was imprisoned for four months and Cork for three months, the other prisoners being acquitted by the jury.
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