Tattersall's Hotel Grey-street, Glen Innes
[?] We must bear in mind also that it was the custom not to discharge anyone who was a good workman, and that the journeyman was always…
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Hotels & licensing, 1884
11 stories in New England's papers
Emmaville Intelligence. Licensing Court.--friday, January 18Th. (Before the P.M. and Mr. Cadell, J.P.)
THOMAS FITZGERALD, appeared on summons, charged by the Licensing Inspector with keeping his premises open at prohibited hours, for the unlawful sale of liquor. He pleaded guilty and…
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ANYONE possessed of a good digestion and a corresponding amount of appetite, and who is compelled, whether from motives of business or delicacy, to travel very much over our bush…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—In the appeal to Supreme Court, as to whether a magistrate had a right to refuse to grant the owner of an hotel a publican's license, he…
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AT a special sitting of the Licensing Court held on the 4th of June, before the Licensing Magistrate and Mr. Charles Wilson (a member of the Licensing Court),…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—John Booth, a publican, of Dundee, has been committed for trial by the Glen Innes bench for endeavouring to hinder a sheriff's officer…
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The need of a building in which to worship God and conduct the Sunday school so successfully carried on during the past 15 months by Mr. Ballard, has long existed ; and it is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Glen Innes Police Court. Licensing Court. Tuesday, July 8.--(Before the Licensing Bench.) Selling Liquor Without a License
MARY FLANAGAN was charged with the above offence, and pleaded not guilty. Air. Boyd appeared for the defendant, and Air. Fitzhardinge for the prosecution…
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A publican at Balmain was fined £3 this morning for having his house open on Sunday night, although it was proved that the…
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An injunction was granted this morning against Elias Laycock, restraining him from transferring his license of Bell's Hotel,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensing Court. Tuesday. (Before the P. M. and Mr. J. Martin, J. P.)
Thomas Wynn, the licensee of the Railway Hotel, was charged with that he, on the 4th instant, supplied drink to one Tavern, who at the time was in a state of intoxication…
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