New Licensing Act
THE "Licensing Act of 1882," came [?] into operation on Sunday, when [?] majority of the Sydney publicans kept [?] their [?] closed in accordance with…
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Hotels & licensing, 1882
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Billiard Licenses
THE working of the now Licensing Act and the Billiard Bagatelle Act seems to be a matter of much legal difficulty, and is likely to create a deal of expense to…
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WE learn that the Executive Council yesterday approved of the appointment of the Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrates and the Mayor of Sydney…
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ANOTHER [?]ty with regard to the new Licensing Act was raised this morning at this Central Police court. A man named Peter Johnson was…
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ON Friday morning, at the Supreme Court, Sir George Innes had before him the case of ex parte Chamley. Mr. Charmly, on the 19th day of December…
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It will remembered that a little time [?] Mr. James Sharpe, of the colonnade Hold, was final £5 at the Central police Court, on an information under…
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His Honor Sir George Innes gave judgment this morning at the Supreme Court on the vexed question whether publicans are entitled to keep open their houses after…
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THE appeal from the decision of Sir George Innes upholding the conviction by the new Licensing Bench of James Sharp, of the Colonnade Hotel, for…
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THE Benches hereunder named were proclaimed by the Governor on the 1st instant:—Bega Police District to be the Licensing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sagebrush Sketches. the Science of Doubling Up in a Mining Camp Hotel
In all mining camps literature more or less is said about cabining, its unpolished romance and rough joys, its simple delights and hardy pleasures. I have cabined, and in a mining…
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AT the Central Licensing Bench on Tuesday morning, Mr. Love applied to have his license of the Carlton Club Hotel transferred to Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cooma Licensing Court. Wednesday, 7Th June. Before the Police Magistrate and Messrs. W. Cosgrove and James Litchfield
James W. Berigan, Seymour Inn, Adaminaby. An objection had been lodged that the house was not up to the required standard…
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BEFORE Messr. R.Dawon (Chairman) and W. Cosgrove and James Latchfield. John Cullen, Bunyan Hotel. N police objections, further than want of room…
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YESTERDAY an important appeal under the Licensing Act was disposed of by Mr. District Court Judge Murray. The appellant, David Daley, is the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cooma Licensing Court. SATURDAY, 1st July. Before Mr. R. Dawson, Chairman. TRANSFER
On the application of Mr. Crang, a transfer of license from Samuel Maxwell, junior, of Nimitybelle Hotel, was granted to James Kiss…
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Francis Burke and John Bates, who had been arrested by Senior-constable Bragg in the hotel at Buckley's Crossing, on Monday…
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SIR,—For several days past it has been asserted, without contradiction, that the vacancy on the Licensing Bench for the county of Cumberland was to be filled by…
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William Huggett was summoned by Constable Ottaway for [?]ing profane language in the bar of the Free Selectors' Arms, Cooma, on the 12th instant…
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BEFORE Mr. Davis, Chairman, and Messrs. Stiles and Wood. Mrs. Henwood was charged with abandoning her licensed house at Wolmala…
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BEFORE Me[?]. H. Daw[?], Chairman, and J. Litchfield. Robert C[?]well was charged by Senior-constable O' Brian with having spirits in bulk on…
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