Government and Publican's Lamps
It is no joke to become the contractor for lighting either Government or Publican's lamps at the present day. The Act relating to them is pronounced by judges…
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14 stories in Sydney's papers
A Case Under the Licensing Act
King v. Green.—Mr. Green, commission agent, from whom rum, brandy and wine, had been seized a few days since to the value of £109, appeared on…
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The following Licenses were duly transferred at the Police Office on Thursday. The Australian Hotel, Mr. Spark, to Mr. Falkner, Sailor's Return,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →License; Or, No License; a Matrimonial Soiree
Mrs. Littlebody, 'DEED, Lawrence, this Normal wark o' yours' never do. Dinna ye see the weans gaun awa frae you every querter "like snaw when its thaw?" Surely ye haena got intill the…
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IN our last number a paragraph headed Creditable Affair, was published, which detailed the circumstances of a theft that took place in the Card-room of Crampton's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 20th May, 1836. General Annum, Licensing. Meeting
NOTICE ishoroby giren, that Gene ral Licensing Meetings Of the Justices of ach District throughout the Colony will be holden at the several Court-houses, or usual places of meeting, in…
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We are disposed to think that there is, in Sydney, a much closer alliance between the words which we have written above, than even the length of the"—"…
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As the day appointed for the renewal of licenses for the town of Sydney draws near, we should wish to know, for the information of the magistrates, as well as for our own satisfaction, what number…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our First, Second, and Third Sydney Police Magistrates. LICENSES. As the day appointed for the renewal of licenses
As the day appointed for the renewal of licenses for the town of Sydney draws nearer, we should wish to know, for the information of the magistrates as well as for our own satisfaction, what number…
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The RESPECTABLE Publicans of the Colony will have been gratified at our late endeavours to purge their body of those members who are a disgrace to the calling…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Colonial Statistics. New South Wales. a Bill to Prevent Clandestine Marriages, and to Provide for the Issuing of Licenses
WHEREAS, it is expedient and necessary to provide against the mischiefs and inconveniences that may arise from the Clandestine Marriages of Minors, for the prevention thereof: Be it therefore enacted, by…
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The writer of the letter elsewhere, signed " the Triumvirate," should be aware that in causes of complaint against carters licensed to ply for hire (no others…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Colonial Secrtary's Offies, Sydney, 26th October. 1836. Licenses to Depasture
WITH reference to the Regulations publibhed on the 1st instant, respecting Licenses to depasture on the Linds beyond the present limits of the Colony, Notice is heteby…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 26th December, 1836 Pasturage Licenses
NOTICE ia hereby, given that the Parties whose applications for Licenses to [?]pasture Crowsn Lands beyong the limits of the Colony have been approved by His Excellency the…
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