The Hotel Shooting Case
John Italic, who wits discharged in connection with the shooting of the barmaid, Ellen Jenkins, in Hor Majesty's Theatre Hotel, was before the police court to-day, charged with shooting at Alice…
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Hotels & licensing, 1901
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Licensing Court. Tuesday, August 13Th, 1901. (Before the Police Magistrate and Mr St. Those Loder, J.p.) Transfer
A TRANSFER of publican's license from George Fairley to O. G. Sharp, for the Caledonia Hotel, was granted…
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A bout half-past eight O'colck last night when the pole festivities were nearing a close considerable over one hundred and fifty people who had participated in the days gaiety and pleaure,…
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At the West, Maitland Police Court on Monday last, two Old Age Pensioners were admonished and discharged for drunkenness. One of them, aged 75 years, said that he had…
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The Licensing Bench-Tuesday granted Mr J. H. M'Grogan an extensiou of his license to the Showground on the occosion of the-annual Show. The' policel offered no…
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A deputation, comprising the Archbishop of Sydney, Canon Boyce, the Rev. J. E. Carruthers, and Mr. J. D. Kent, was introduced to the Premier by Mr. W. Robinson, M.L.C., in Sydney, yesterday, the…
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A man walked into Teddiman's Agricultural Hotel, (near the railway station), on Friday and introduced himself to Mr. Teddiman as Mr. "Alexander," a "squatter up north," and a friend…
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TRANSFER.-A transfer of the license of the Angel Inn. High-street, from Charles Henry Mitchell to Robert Wade Hills was granted. BOOTH LICENSES.-Applications by William…
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John Beale, who is charged in connection with the shooting affray at Her Majesty's Theatre Hotel, was again before the court to-day, when a further remand was granted, owing to the serious illness of…
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Two men early one Sunday morning knocked at the door of a Sydney publican, and begged to be supplied with a bottle of whisky, as they had a…
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A deputation, comprising the Archbishop of Sydney, Canon Boyce, the Kev. J. E. Carruthers, and Mr. J. D. Kent, was introduced to the Premier by Mr. W. Robinson, M.L.C., in Sydney, on Friday, the…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Transvaal War. a Raiding Commando. Convoy Captured. Effects of the Proclamation. Railway Precautions. Capture of Boers at Megaliesberg. Further Arrests. Native Scouts Shot. Hotel Looted. Australian Casualties. London, Sept. 9
Three hundred Boers crossed the Orange River and entered the native territory near Hersehel (in the angle between the Orange River and Basutoland, and about 22 miles from Aliwal North). The…
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RENKWALS OF WINE LICENES.—John Farell, of Sawyer's Gully, George Albert Earl, of Allandale, and Samuel Owne, of West Maitland, were granted renewals of their colonial wine licences Mr. J. H…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday morning before the Police Magistrate, Mr G. F. Scett, a. transfer of wine license was granted from George Gane to Ibel E…
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HAWKEN'S LICENSE.-Tommy Choog, a Chinese, was granted a hawker's house for a horse and ve[?]…
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PHLLIP SMYTHE, of Broke, applied for a renewal of his wine license. Granted…
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TRANSFER.—A transfer of the license of the Excelsior Hotel was granted from Henry Marshall to Thomas A. Dwyer. COLONIAL WINE LICKNSES.—Patrick John O'Neill…
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RICHARD LAMPLOUG, commonly known as "Dick" wished to have his licanse renewd for the Terminus Hotel. According to the police Richard's…
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His Honor Judge Backhouse gave bis reserved decision in the matter Gallagher v. Usherin Sydney District Court on Friday. William Gallagher sued to recover .£100 from Arthur James Usher, licensee…
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