Adjourned Quarterly Licensing Meeting. Friday, September 8
PRESENT:George Allen, Esq, (Chairman), G. Hill, R. S. Ross, G. Thornton, D. Jone, J. Comrie, W. C. Burnell, C. Kemp, and J. Rae, Esquires…
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Adjourned Licensing Meeting. Saturday. Present, Mr. Allen (Chairman), Mr. Kemp, and Mr. Thornton
Confectioners' licenses were granted to the undermentioned persons:—Thomas Severn, Hunter-street; John Hollah, Pitt-street; Eugene Connor, Pitt-street; M. A. Sandy, South Head Road; Edward O'Connor,…
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PRESENT: Mr. Allen (Chairman), Mr. Hill, Mr. Ross, Mr, Comrie, Mr. Jones, Mr. Rattray, Mr. Browne, Mr. North, Captain Moriarty, and Mr. T. W. Campbell…
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PRESENT : -- Mr Allen (Chairman) Mr. Hill, Mr. Ross, Mr Comrie, Mr. Jones Mr Rattray, Mr. Browne, Mr. North, Captain Moriarty, and Mr. T. W. Campbell. CONFECTIONERS LICENSE…
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THE preamble states that it is expedient to amend the laws for the regulation and licensing of persons plying for hire, in or within eight miles of the City of Sydney…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Outbreak of the Diggers at Ballaarat, and Burning of the Eureka Hotel. (Melbourne Morning Herald, October 20.)
THE readers of the Herald are already aware of the perpetration of a foul and mysterious murder some few nights ago, near the Eureka Hotel, Ballaarat, of which James F. Bentley, a reputedly wealthy…
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The readers of the Herald are already aware of the perpetration of a foul and mysterious murder some few nights ago, near the Eureka Hotel, Ballarat, of which James F…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Report of the Licensing Committee on Sunday Drinking and Sunday Amusements. (From the Leeds Mercury.)
We see with deep regret that the Select Committee of the House of Commens, which has sat for two sessions to receive ovidence on the Housing and public-house system, whilst recommending a…
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THE annual meeting for granting auctioneers' licenses for the city and district of Sydney, which commenced on Tuesday, and adjourned until yesterday, was concluded…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Three Visits to the Hotel Des Invalides, 1705, 1806, 1840. From the French
ON the 9th of May, 1705, the soldiers of the Hôtel des Invalides were ranged in line in the great Court of Honour. It was touching to see two thousand brave fellows, all more or less mutilated in war,…
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A QUARTERLY meeting of justices was yesterday held at the Central Police Court,—Present, Mr. Dowling (in the chair), Mr. Hill, Mr. Burnell, Mr. Comrie, Mr. Ross, Mr. Browne, Mr. North, Mr. Alexander, and…
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The Quarterly Meeting of Justices under the Licensing Act, for grunting transfers and disposing of new applications for publicans general licenses, was held in the George-street Police…
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PRESENT:âJ. S. Dowling, (chairman) Messrs. Hill, Burnell, Ross, Murain, Moriarly, and Comrie. APPLICATIONS FOR PUBLICANS' GENERAL…
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Present.—Mr Dowling (in the chair). Mr. Hill, Mr. Burnell, Mr. Ross, Mr. Murnin, Captain Moriarty, and Mr. Comrie. TRANSFER GRANTED…
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A special session was yesterday held for consideration of applications for auotioucers' licenses; some of the applicants having feiled to attend the annual meeting, and others now applying for the first time…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensing Business. Tuesday (Before Mesers. Dowling, P.M., Charles Kemp and S.D. Go[?],Esouires.)
Their worships piesided in Petty Sessions this morning for the pose of considering applications for hawkers' and pedler, and auctioneers' licenses…
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PRESENT: Mr. Allen (in the chair), Mr. Hill, Mr. Ross, Mr. Kemp, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Jones, Mr. Callagban, Dr. Mitchell, Dr. Douglass, Mr. Deloitte, Mr. Comrie, Mr. Hosking, and Mr. Darley…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →aDJOURNED Quarterly Licensing Meeting Wednesday December 13
PRESENT:—George Allen, Esq., (chairman), George Hill, Charles Kemp, Thomas Callaghan, David Jones, R. S. Ross, R, Towns, S. D. Gordon, B. Darley, and J. Hosking, Es3quires…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Magistrate's License. Not the Publican's License. Dram. Pers. Benchers
ROSY GEORGE.--The T.T.T. and P.P P. of Fox-Text Park. LIEUTENANT-COLONEL VERY BAD GENERAL COUNTER JUMPER THREE HALF-PENCE-A-YARD DO YOU WEAR FLANNEL NEXT YOUR SKIN MISS US DAVID JONES.--ROSS…
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PRESENTâMr. Allen (chairman), Mr. Kemp, Mr. Hill, Mr. Ross, Mr. Hosking, Mr. T. W. Campbell, Mr. Lloyd, and Mr. Comrie. TRANSFERS GRANTED…
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