Hotel Robbery. Large Sum Stolen
Mr. Geo. Messenger, of the Criterion Hotel, Carrington, reports that he was the victim of an extensive robbery of money an Sunday. It appears that during…
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Hotels & licensing, 1903
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Licensing Court. (Before Mr. M. S. Love, S.M.)
Edmund Wright applied for a transfer of the license of the Red Lion Hotel, Wallsend, to Mrs. Donnelly. The application wan granted…
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Herbert Ernest Day applied for a transfer of the license of the Westminster Hotel to William Bernard M'Coll. The application was granted…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Newcastle Licensing Court. Thursday, October 29th. (Before Messrs. M. S. Love, G. F. Scott, and Dr. John Harris, L.M's.)
The license of the Cardiff Hotel, Cardiff, was transferred from George W. Williamson to Matthew Phillipson, and the license of the Gold Miners' Home Hotel, Lambton, was transferred…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Sports! Sports!! Opening of the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, Junction, Monday, 13th DECEMBER, 1869
A Main or Quoits will he played. First prize, a silver watch. A Ball Match for sundry prizes, and at 4 o' clock precisely a pig, with greasy tail, will be run for…
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On the evening of MONDAY, 13th DEC. Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. HENRY BRUNNIGES. Proprietor…
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Sir,—The English mail this week brings information of one of the most important events in connection with the liquor traffic, which has taken place for a long time…
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Sir,—Judging from the tone of D. Wallwork's letter appearing in last Tuesday's issue of the "Newcastle Morning Herald," the writer evidently is of opinion that…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Newcastle Licensing Court. Thursday, November 5. (Before Mr. G. F. Scott, S.M.)
The license of the Carrington Club Hotel, Carrington, was transferred from August Johnson to Morgan Jones. Walter Donnelly, licensee of the Toronto Hotel…
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Sir.—The necessary reform, not only on the drink question, but on many social evils much more pernicious in their effects than excessive imbibition of…
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Sir,—The butcher and boniface have been much in evidence of late, more especially through the medium of your paper. One correspondent, Mr. Fisher,…
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Sir,—Under this heading a most erratic letter appears in the "Newcastle Morning Herald" over the name of Mr. S. Lingard. The uncalled for insinuation that I…
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Sir,—Mr. S. Fisher, to Judge by his letter, is stinging himself to death, but fearing he will be too tong in doing it and seeing that it was I who disabled him. I think that out of…
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Sir—Amongst your readers perhaps no one has been more interested in letters appearing in your columns regarding butchers and publicans than the writer. Referring to…
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Sir,—In my letter of Tuesday last it was made clear that in Great Britain it had been decided that the licensing magistrates had the power and authority to withhold licenses to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Newcastle Licensing Court. Thursday, November 12. (Before Mr. M. S. Love, S.M.)
The license of the Glebe Colliery Hotel, Merewether, was transferred from Robert Simpson to Louis Twist…
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Sir,—To answer the letters of Messrs. Lingard, Wallwork, and Vaisey, which appeared in Friday's "Newcastle Morning Herald" in extense would take up too much space…
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Sir,—In replying to the letters of Messrs. Wallwork, Lingard, and myself, relating to the subject of butchers and publicans, Mr. S. Fisher attempts to pose as an…
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Sir,—Sections 30 and 31 of the Liquor Act, quoted by Mr. Valsey in his letter of Tuesday, refer to the granting of a liquor license, not to the renewal of one. I have…
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Sir,—In his attempt at answering my letter Mr. S. Fisher' appears more hopelessly at sea than ever. Firstly, he says, "Sections 30 and 31 of the Liquer Act, quoted by Mr. Valsey…
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