Effect of the Revivals on Publicans, the Turf, and Theatre
Newry Telegraph has the following:—"A [?]nt informs us that, for the first time [?]nce, he did not witness, on a late [?] single case of drunkness. In the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1860
4 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers
Licensing Meeting
The Quarterly licensing meeting of publicans was held on Tuesday, 6th March, at the Court House, East Maitland. The justices present were Mr E. D. Day, Captain H. Smith, and Mr Allman…
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Lewis Hart applied for a general auctioneer's license, as it would be for the general good of the community. he being in the habit of periodically visiting different parts of the country, and if refused it would…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Adjourned Publicans' Licensing Meeting. Tuesday, April 24. Before the Police Ma[?] Mr Doyle Dr. Liddeil Mr. Mitchell, and Captain Smith.)
The adjourned meeting for licep[?]ing publicans in the police district of Maitland was [?] the Court House East Maitland, yesterday (Tuesday), for the purpose of considering the cases of all those applicants to whom…
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