Windsor Licensing Court
At the sittings of the Licensing Court on Monday last, before Messrs Becke, Lamrock, and Onus, the following transfers were granted:—License of the Fitzroy Hotel from John Gough to J. Macartney;…
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Hotels & licensing, 1891
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Windsor Licensing Court
Monday. Before Messrs Becke and Latnrook. George Gobcroft applied for a conditional license for a new house proposed to be erected in Windsorntreet, Richmond. The Licensing Inspector…
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Monday, June 22. Before Messrs Becke and Callaghan, L.M's. There being no police objections, the following licenses were received, Michael Kelly, Clarendon;…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Windsor Licensing Court. Monday, September 12. Billiard License
James O'Hara applied, for a billiard license for premises situate at Richmond. Mr. J. J. Paine appeared for applicant. A petition wap presented against the…
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Tuesday, Nov. 17.—Before Mr. Primrose Angelo Joseph Viney was charged with haying supplied James T. Rowthorn with spirituous liquor whilst an order…
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Mr. G. Cobcroft's new hotel, the "Commercial," is a fine building, and quite enhances the appearance of the main thoroughfare. The front portion of it is…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Looking Forward. [For the GAZETTE.] [With Due Acknowledgments to Mr Bellamy.] the Royal Hotel, Windsor, Xmas Eve, 1991
DEAS OLD CHUM,— Well, here I am, so far on my outing. My friends from England enjoyed the trip up the Hawkesbury amazingly, talked…
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