Publican Drops Dead In His Own Bar
On Wednesday afternoon John Boyle, licensce of the Victorian Hotel, Melbourne, died suddenly in his bar. He was in the bar of the hotel talking…
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Hotels & licensing, 1906
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Licensing Court
Booth License.—Francis Blake, licensee of the Commercial Hotel, Branxton, was granted a booth license for the Branxton races, on March 3…
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This question was discussed at considerable length before the Full Court in the Case of Kate M'Connell, who appealed against the refusal of the Licensing Bench to grant her…
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William Keys, license of the Warwick Arms Hotel, a person to remain on his premises during prohibited hours, to wit, Sunday, but it…
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Stage Coach Licenses.—Four coach licenses to ply between Rutherford and West Maitland were granted to W. C. M. Christian and one to Thomas Bellamy…
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Henry Thorpe, for many years lica. see of the Oxford Hotel, at the top of King-street, died yesterday…
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In the Lismore District Court, before Judge Hamilton, William Carney, a horse, trainer, sued E. Richards, a publican, of Alstouville, for £200, for…
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As staled a few days ago, the principal hotelkeeperS of Brisbane have decided to absolutely close their houses on Sundays. On being interviewed on…
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The youth Thomas John Quinlan was placed on his trial at the Criminal Court to-day on a charge of having, murdered Mrs. Mercy Gregory at the Royal Hotel, Sydney…
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It is notified in another column that the Quarterly Licening Court for the Licensing District of Murrurundi will be held at the local Court House on Wednesday,…
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Evidence was taken at length at the Criminal Court, Sydney, on Thursday, in the case in which the boy Thomas John Quinlan was charged with having murdered Mrs…
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Gladstone, the Home Secretary, [?] in the House of Commons to-day [?] measure of licensing reform would be [?]roduced into the House next session…
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Evidence was taken at length at the Criminal Court, Sydney, on Thursday, in the case in which the boy Thomas John Quinlan was charged with having murdered Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cessnock Police Court. Saturday, March 10. (Before Mr. E. A. L. Sharps P.m.) Cutting Timber Without License
Assistant Forest Sanger J. D. Hay pro[?]eeded against Waiter Henry and Valentine Hall, Ellalong, for cutting timber on Crown lands without…
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At the Central Criminal Court, in Sydney, on Thursday, the boy Thomas John Quinlan was charged with having murdered Mrs Mary Gregory, at…
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E. Hitchins, licensee of the Family Hote, censes for the race meeting at Rutherford on the 24th instant…
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THE trial of Thomas Quinlan for the murder of Mrs. Mercy Gregory at she Royal Hotel, on the night of January 31, took place on Thursday at the…
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Renewals of Licenses.—Renewals of licenses were granted to the following:—Alexander George Jewell, Aberdare Hotel, Weston, house assessed at £208, licensee fee fixed at…
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If what has come to the ears of Mr, Ashson, secretary of tho U.L.V.A., be true, hotelkeepers, especially those in the country districts, will hail with pleasure the…
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Breaches of the Liqour Act.—An individual was charged with having on Sunday, the 18th instant, been found on licensed premises known as the Lochinvar Hotel, at Lochinvar, he not being a…
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