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Hotels & licensing, 1846

159 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 8

Licensing Publicans

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 2 May 1846 · page 2

THIS though an annual affair, " coming bit once a year," has by a certain mutual Connivance between the licensed and the licensers, degenerated into a matter of…

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Geelong. Occupation Licenses.--public Meeting

The Spectator · Saturday 2 May 1846 · page 172

A MEETING was held at Mack's Hotel, on Monday, the 20th of April, in compliance with the terms of a requisition by advertisement, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of petitioning government to suspend the operation of…

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Occupation License.—port Macquarie

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 5 May 1846 · page 4

AT eleven o'clock, of Thursday, the 21st of May, will be put up to auction, at the Police Office, Port Macquarie, the license to occupy the following portion of land, for one year,…

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Occupation License.—hartley

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 5 May 1846 · page 4

AT eleven o'clock, of Thursday, the 21st of May, will be put up to auction, at the Police Office, Hartley, the license to occupy the following portion of land, for one year, from the…

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Occupation Licenses.—bathurst

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 5 May 1846 · page 4

AT eleven o'clock, of Thursday, the 21st of May, will be put up to auction, at the Police Office, Bathurst, the licenses to occupy the following portions of land, for one year, from 1st…

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Occupation License.—berrima

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 5 May 1846 · page 4

AT eleven o'clock, of Thursday, the 21st of May, will be put up to auction, at the Police Office, Berrima, the license to occupy the following portion of land, for one year, from the…

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Windsor. Publicans' Licenses

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 8 May 1846 · page 3

THE adjourned meeting of the Magistrates took place on Tuesday last, for further considering those applications for Publicans' Licenses, for the district of Windsor, which were postponed…

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Occupation License.—port Macquarie

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 8 May 1846 · page 4

AT eleven o'clock, of Thursday, the 21st of May, will be put up to auction, at the Police Office, Port Macquarie, the license to occupy the following portion of land, for one year,…

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Annual Licensing Meeting

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 9 May 1846 · page 2

YESTERDAY, pursuant to adjournment, the Licensing Sessions resumed its sittings, when the following licenses were granted, leaving fourteen cases for consideration. The…

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The Sydney Annual Licensing Meeting

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 11 May 1846 · page 2

THIS sessions resumed its sittings on Saturday, the 9th instant, when the following licenses were granted:— 170 Thomas Quigley, the Saint Patrick,…

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Adjourned Annual Licensing Sessions

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 12 May 1846 · page 2

AT nine A.M., yesterday, a Court was opened for receiving the acknowledgments of publicans and their sureties, for the year commencing July 1st, 1846. The Court was then adjourned…

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The Adjourned Annual Licensing Meeting

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 13 May 1846 · page 2

THE sittings of the session were resumed yesterday, at 2 P.M., for the purpose of hearing appeals. There were present, J. R. Holden, Esq., Chairman of the sittings; Charles…

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Original Correspondence. the Adjourned Annual Licensing Meeting. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 May 1846 · page 3

GENTLEMEN,—Will you be pleased to correct an error that appeared in your publication of yesterday, under the above head. The Albion Inn is not now situated, in George-street, nor…

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The Licensing "System."

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 16 May 1846 · page 2

UPON what acknowledged principle the Bench of licensing Magistrates guide their decisions, it is quite impossible for the most curious and inquisitive observers to…

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Occupation Licenses

The Australian · Thursday 21 May 1846 · page 4

At eleven o'clock THIS DAY, (Thursday), the 21st of May, the Colonial Treasurer will put up to Action, at the undermentioned places, the Licences to occupy, under the Regulations of…

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Occupation Licenses

The Australian · Saturday 23 May 1846 · page 3

At eleven o'clock of Thursday, the 18th day of June, the Colonial Treasurer will put on to Auction, at the undermentioned places, the Licences to occupy, under the Regulations of…

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Occupation Licenses

The Australian · Tuesday 26 May 1846 · page 4

At eleven o'clock of Thursday, the 18th day of June, the Colonial Treasurer will put up to Auction, at the undermentioned places, the Licences to occupy, under the Regulations of…

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New Publicans' Licensing Act

The Australian · Thursday 28 May 1846 · page 2

WE see nothing in the new Act which has any tendency to reduce the number of public houses in Sydney, to the same number, proportionately to inhabitants, as…

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The Morning Chronicle. Saturday, May 30, 1846. the Licensed Victuallers.—the Auctioneers.—mrs. Chisholm's Embassy

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 30 May 1846 · page 2

IT may, be very irregular, and consequently injudicious, in the public journals to start objections to any proposed measure without any foundation for their comments…

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The New Publicans' Bill

The Australian · Tuesday 2 June 1846 · page 3

WE have compared the now Bill with the old, and find the following differences between them. The 1st clause in the old Bill imposes a…

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