The New Licensing Act
The appeal from the decision of Sir George Innes upholding the conviction by the New Licensing Bench of James Sharp, of the Colonade Hotel for keeping his house open ofter 11 o'clock at night came…
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Hotels & licensing, 1882
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Inquest at the Royal Hotel
LAST Tuesday afternoon, an inquest on the body of Mrs. Jane Pentony, to whose death we referred in last issue, was held at the Royal Hotel before the district coroner (Dr. Blake)…
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When the legislator moves in advance, of public opinion (oberves the Pall Mall Gazette) his laws are sat to become a dead letter. This truism has received a recent illustation in the State of Kansas,…
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AT the Sydney Licensing Court last Friday, the following cases were disposed of:—Thomas Hayes, with delaying in admitting the police into his licensed…
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We have heard on good authority that Mr. Slattery has succeeded in removing the stigma that the Government intended to cast on Burrowa. We are now to have…
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After the business of the court had been disposed of yesterday, Mr. Gannon asked the presiding magistrate Mr. Voss if he had heard whether anything had been done with regard to the administration…
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In reply to a communication from the magistrates of Burrowa, the Surveyor-General telegraphed on Wednesday last that Mr. Licensed Surveyor G. Donaldson had been appointed success[?] to Mr…
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PROSECUTIONS in Sydney under the Licensing Act continue, and the fines are heavy. On Monday, James Stewart was charged by Inspector Anderson with that…
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A supplement to the Government Gazette, issued on Thursday evening, contains a proclamation by his Excellency the Governor, defining the licensfug districts of the colony, and appointing the official…
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THE first court under the Licensing Act was held yesterday, before Mr. Voss. Mr. Betts applied, on behalf of Abraham Watson, for a billiard license…
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An application for a billiard license was made by Mr. Butts on behalf of Abraham Watson. Senior-sergeant Fenton made objections to the granting of it and the bench postponed the…
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A SUPPLEMENT to the Government Gazette, issued on Thursday evening, contains a proclamation by his Excellency the Governor defining the licensing districts of the colony,…
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Mr. Meyer, senior, applied for a spirit mercahnts' license for S. Meyer and Co., and the application was granted. Mr. Bett made a renewed application on behalf of Abraham Watson for a…
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A WINE and spirit license was granted to Messrs. S. Meyer and Sons Auburn-street. Mr. Betts applied, on behalf of Abraham Watson, for a billiard license for premises at the corner of…
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ON Thursday evening a supplement to the Government Gazelle was published defining the licensing districts of the colony, together with the appointments…
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HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the undermentioned officers and sergeants of police to the…
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Two summonses against the same person under the Licensing Act were not heard, through the absence of the LIcensing Magistrate (Mr. J. N. Ryan)…
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THE meeting of licensed victuallers of Goulburn, which had been spoke of for same days previous, took place in the committee-room of the Mechanics' Institute on Monday evening. As probably some of…
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The Cootamundra Herald reports that this hotel and all its belongings in buildings on both sides of Parker-street, with furnishing effects, have been sold at an increased figure on that in the transaction…
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