Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 21st May, 1833. General Annual Licensing Meeting
The Sydney Herald · Monday 27 May 1833 · page 4
NOTICE is hereby given that General Annual Licensing Meetings of [?]e Justices of each district, throughout the Colony, will be holden at the several Court houses, or usual…
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The Australian · Friday 7 June 1833 · page 3
If the Licensing Act has not already received all its amendments, we recommend the Council to a careful consideration of the 30th clause. In the first place it contains. as it now stands, as complete a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Every Official Notice as published in the Government Gazette, is inserted Once in this Journal, verbatim. Licensing Act. Anno Tertio Gulielmi Quarti Regis. (No. 8.)
The Sydney Herald · Monday 24 June 1833 · page 1
" An Act for licensing Public-houses, and for regulating the retail of fermented and spirituous Liquors in New South Wales." WHEREAS, by an Act of the…
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The Sydney Herald · Monday 24 June 1833 · page 2
Whereas A. B. of, hath deposited in this office, a certificate from the major part ot the Justices of the Peace, assembled at the General Annual Licensing Meeting, holden at on the day…
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The Sydney Herald · Monday 24 June 1833 · page 2
At the General Annual Licensing Meeting (or an adjournment of the General Annual Licensing Meeting, or a Special General Sessions) of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, acting in and for the district of…
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The Australian · Friday 19 July 1833 · page 2
Mr. Alexander Thompson, who keeps the "Bunch of Grapes," in King-street, appeared on a summons to answer an information field against him by the Chief Constable, for allowing a…
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The Australian · Friday 19 July 1833 · page 2
An adjourned meeting of the licensed victuallers, to lake into consideration a petition to His Excellency the Governor, praying for a repeal of some of the clauses in the Licensing Act, will be held at…
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The Sydney Monitor · Wednesday 24 July 1833 · page 3
SIR, In reply to the Wilberforce subscriber, inserted in yesterday's paper, I beg leave to inform you, that Mr Noel Chapman is…
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The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 12 October 1833 · page 2
POLICE OFFICE, CAMPBELL TOWN, OCTOBER 5, 1833—George Tate, landlord of the Forbes' Hotel, was summoned before the Bench, consisting of G. HOLBEN, and W…
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The Sydney Monitor · Wednesday 30 October 1833 · page 2
TOUR well known philantropy Mr. Editor induces me without any further prefare to request, that you will do me the favour to insert the following pat[?] ma[?] in your valuable…
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The Australian · Monday 2 December 1833 · page 2
On Saturday last being St. Andrew's Day, the Anniversary Dinner of the Patron Saint of Scotland, was celebrated at the Pulteney Hotel, The splendid long room of this Hotel was fitted up…
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