The Licensing Act
ANOTHER Act of Parliament ready to be driven through by coaches and six. Yet one more instance of the delightful character for ambiguity that surrounds New South…
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Hotels & licensing, 1882
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“Licensing” Law
The cases of Mr. John Murray, and Mr. David Barry, in the matter of applications, the former.for a transfer of his publican’s license, and the latter for a billard license…
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IN Chambers, yesterday, before Sir George Innes, the application to make absolute a rule nisi for a prohibition in the matter of James Sharp, of the Colonnade Hotel, came…
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WHATEVER satisfaction the judgment of Sir George Innes, in the case of the publican Sharp, convicted of a breach of the new Licensing Act, may give to the enthusiasts…
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The Government Gazette tells us that Messrs. Cornish, Dugdale, and Creagh are appointed as the Licensing Bench for the Manning district. The week before last we thought…
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ONLY that it is so noted a fact that the Sydney Morning Herald never jokes, people might have been led to an idea that old traditions were cast aside, and a new departure…
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An application from Mr. R. Stone for a Hawker’s License was postponed to Court, at Taree, on Tuesday next. SMALL DEBTS COURT…
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IN a capitally written sketch of the “Caesar of the Central,” (Mr. Dillon, Stipendiary Magistrate) by Pasquin, in the Freeman’s Journal, appear the following words:—“But…
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BEFORE J. A. Creagh, Esq. Licensing Magistrate—chairman—and T. W. Dugdale Esq., J. P. and J. H. Cornish, Esq., J. P. Messrs. Castle, and Melville, Solicitors,…
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Oh would some power the giftie gi’e us To see ourselves as ithers see us T’would from many an error free us And foolish notion…
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THE proceedings at the Licensing Court held at Taree, on Tuesday last, were of a character to deserve the approbation of the public. From the outset it was evident that…
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IT is one of the misfortunes of all merely human legislation which aspires to sublimer objects than the wise regulation of society to be subject to the evil influences of…
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THE Press of the colony teams with instances of the curious administration of the Licensing Act. Already the vagaries of the Licensing Courts have gone far to bring greater…
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WE append a report of an “appeal” case, heard before judge Murray at the Court of Quarter Sessions, Sydney, last week. It will be seen that the finding of the Licensing…
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PERUSAL of the reports of some of the cases heard before the Licensing Court, in Sydney, tends very much to shew the want of judgement of the principal Stipendiary…
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The appointment of M. John Davies ’o a seat on the Licensing Bench will probably be offensive to the publicans, and open to much objection from the general public…
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The adjourned quarterly meeting of the Licensed Bushman’s Association was held on Saturday the 15th Instant. Owing to the…
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When Mr. District Court Judge Murray, a mouth or two since, ruled that under the 63rd section of the Licensing Act the onus of proof that a person found drinking in…
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Sin Henry Parkes, when he was in England, was profuse in his praises of the (Liquor) Licensing Act which he helped to pass. And in the opening speech of the…
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THE return asked for by Mr Wm. Forster respecting appointments to Licensing Benches will be valuable. It seems to be generally acknowledged that much…
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