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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1829

11 stories in Sydney's papers

Important to Publicans

The Australian · Friday 6 February 1829 · page 3

Now that Capt. Rossi has assumed the duties of his old office of Principal Superintendent of Police, we may expect to hear of some change in the regulations to which…

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Spirit Licenses

The Australian · Friday 27 February 1829 · page 3

It was yesterday, of all other days in the long year, that cost many a luckless wight ceaseless anxiety, and awful forbodings concerning the success of his memorial to hold a licence for the…

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Spirit Licenses in Sydney. to the Editor of the Monitor

The Sydney Monitor · Monday 2 March 1829 · page 2

SIR, The motives of our rulers have been made the subject of reflection, so far as the contracted system of giving a reduced number of spirit licenses this…

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Spirit Licenses in Sydney. to the Editor of the Monitor

The Sydney Monitor · Tuesday 3 March 1829 · page 2

SIR, The motives of our rulers have been made the subject of reflection, so far as the contracted system of giving a reduced number of spirit licenses this…

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Licensed Publicans in Sydney

The Australian · Friday 6 March 1829 · page 3

The following are the names, the signs, and the respective places of residences, of such persons as have been deemed eligible to hold public houses for the current year…

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Licensing. Anomaly in Jurisprudence. Mandamus Refused

The Australian · Friday 6 March 1829 · page 3

In the Supreme Court, on Monday last, Mr. Francis Stephen applied for "a rule to shew cause why a mandamus should not issue, directed to the Principal Superintendent of Police for the district of…

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Licensing

The Australian · Tuesday 10 March 1829 · page 3

Dissatisfaction still prevails very generally, throughout Sydney, relative to licenses. Many a house is now shut up, which, for the last year, held a license, and the proprietor…

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Licensing

The Australian · Friday 13 March 1829 · page 3

The letter of a LOOKER-ON has come rather late into the field. We give it a place however, in order to shew the reading public of. Sydney it is not at home only…

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Hardships on Publican

The Australian · Friday 13 March 1829 · page 3

Every day furnishes us with fresh complaints from the publicans who have been pronounced, ineligible to obtain new licenses. We know of no matter on which more communications on…

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LICENSE-DAY. To the Editor of the Australian

The Australian · Friday 13 March 1829 · page 2

Sir,—I cannot retrain from noticing the bustle and confusion that surrounded the Court-house of Parramatta on the 5th instant. About ten o'clock men of various denomination's began to assemble—…

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Hint to Publicans

The Australian · Friday 1 May 1829 · page 3

Mr. Henrey, publican in York-st., appeared at the Police Office on Tuesday, relative to an information laid against him, for being a dealer as well as a publican…

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