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Hotels & licensing, 1852

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Slaughter House Licenses

Empire · Thursday 1 January 1852 · page 3

A Court of Petty Sessions was held at the Police Office yesterday, to take into consideration the applications for slaughter house licenses. His Worship the Mayor presided, and was…

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Slaughtering Houses. Renewal of Licenses. The Tragedy of Hamlet

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 15 January 1852 · page 8

"There is something rotten in the state of Denmark.— The Tragedy of Hamlet. Whatever might have been the case in the…

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Licensed Shipping Agents. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 10 February 1852 · page 3

GENTLEMEN,—A letter appears in this morning's Herald, subscribed "Matelot," in which a most calumnious and invidious attack is made on those Shipping Agents who hold their offices…

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Publicans' Licenses

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 3 March 1852 · page 2

A quarterly licensing meeting was yesterday held at the central Police Office, in accordance with the Act of Council for the Regulation of Public-houses. The following transfers were…

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Quarterly Licensing Meeting

Empire · Wednesday 3 March 1852 · page 3

A quarterly Licensing Heating was held yesterday at the Police Office, for the purpose of laking into consideration the applications' for transfer of publicans' general licenses, and also…

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Licensing Meeting

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 4 March 1852 · page 2

THE Licensing Session resumed business at noon yesterday, pursuant to adjournment. The application of Michael Hely for a general license was refued; having been objected…

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Form [?]D To. Gold License. No. 185

Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Reviewer · Saturday 10 April 1852 · page 1

The bearer having paid to me the sum of one pound en shillings on accqunt of the Territorial Revenue. I hereby license him to dig. starch for, and remove allivial gold, on…

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Annual Licensing Meeting

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 21 April 1852 · page 2

THE session for the consideration of applications for licenses under the 13th Victoria, No. 29, for the year 1852-3, commenced yesterday the following justices being present: Th…

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Publicans' Annual Licensing Meeting

Empire · Wednesday 28 April 1852 · page 2

Yesterday, the Right Worshipful the Mayor, assisted by the Police Magistrate the Superintendent of Police, Dr. Huntley, Messrs. G. Forbes, G. Hill, T. W. Campbell, P. Grant, G…

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Licensing Session

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 28 April 1852 · page 2

THE session met yesterday, pursuant to adjournment, and the following justices were present:—The Mayor (chairman), the Police Magistrate, the Superintendent of Police,…

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"In Necessariis Uni[?] in Dubiis Libertas, in Omnibus Charitas." the Attorney General's Bill—licensed Publicans

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 29 April 1852 · page 7

IF "what every body says must be true" is not one of those falsities or exaggerations, which have been imposed upon mankind as "Wise saws and sentences"—but can be…

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Publicans' Annual Licensing Meeting

Empire · Thursday 29 April 1852 · page 2

The Court of Petty Sessions, adjourned on Tuesday, returned its sittings yesterday, at noon. The Right Worshipful the Mayor presided. The Court commenced at No. 251. and granted…

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Licensing Session

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 29 April 1852 · page 2

PURSUANT to adjournment the session yesterday resumed the consideration of applications for publicans' licenses for the ensuing year The following justices were present. The…

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Regulations for the Guidance of Citizens and Licensed Plumbers in Supplying Water to Houses, &C., in the City of Sydney

Empire · Tuesday 4 May 1852 · page 4

1. All applications for a supply of water, must be lodged at the City Surveyor's office, at latest, [?] Saturday before the first, Friday in [?] month, and no sub[?]equent application will be…

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Publicans' Annual Licensing Meeting

Empire · Wednesday 5 May 1852 · page 3

The Court of Patty session for considering applications for Pahlicans' Licenses, adjourned from the [?] of last month, resumed its sittings yestarday…

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Licensing Meeting

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 5 May 1852 · page 2

PRESENT: The Mayor (Chairman,) Mr. Hill, Mr. Dowling, Mr. Chambers, Alderman Allen, Mr M'Lerie, Captain Moriarty, Dr. Mitchell, Mr. O'Neill Brenan, Mr. Grant, and Mr…

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Publicans' Annual Licensing Meeting

Empire · Thursday 6 May 1852 · page 3

The Court of Petty Sessions, adjourned on Tuesday, opened again yesterday at noon. The Right Worshipful the Mayor presided, and was assisted on the Bench by the Police…

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Licensing Meeting

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 6 May 1852 · page 2

PRESENT.—The Mayor (Chairman), Mr. Dawling, Mr. M'Lerie, Mr. Hill, Captain Moriarty, Alderman Allen, Mr. Chambers, and Mr. Brenan…

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Publican's Annual Licensing Meeting

The People's Advocate and New South Wales Vindicator · Saturday 8 May 1852 · page 4

The Court of Petty Sessions for considering applications for Publicans' Licenses, adjourned from the 28th of last month, resumed its sittings on Tuesday last. The Right Worshipful the Mayor presided, and was assisted by…

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Be[?]'s Life in Sydney. Saturday, May 8, 1852. The Licensing Justices and the Licensed Victuallers

Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Reviewer · Saturday 8 May 1852 · page 2

A CASE of, in our opinion, extreme hardship, in the rejection of the application of Mr William Ford, of "The Rising Sun" public-house, for a renewal of his license,…

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