Hawkers' Licenses
Several hawkers were summoned before the Water Police magistrates yesterday for an infringement of the city by-laws for delivering floods to various houses in the neighbourhood without a license…
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Removal of License Refused
At the Water Police Court this morning Patrick O'Brien applied for the removal of his license from United States Hotel, earn or of Druitt and Sussex streets, to No. 85, Castlereagh-street. Mr. Buil…
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The sittings of the Victorian Police Commission were continued on Friday, when Mr. Nicolson, the acting Chief Commissioner, continued his evidence, and gave an exhaustive account of The following decision was given by his Honor the Chief Justice, in the case ex parte Dimond, yesterday :-- The application for a prohibition to the…
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An application was heard yesterday, in Chambers, before his Honor the Chief Justice, for a writ of prohibition to restrain William Fowler, Clement Lester, Frederick Robinson, and George Waters, from further…
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The following decision was given by his Honor the Chief Justice, in the case ex parte Diamond, yesterday.:- The application for a prohibition to the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →False Quantities. (Scene--Bar of popular Hotel.)
Young Swell (taking up a bottle): "Ah! Tricopherous! What's that for, eh?" Pretty Barmaid (reprovingly) : " We generally pronounce it Tricophgrous." (Young Swell feels small.)…
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The following transfers of licenses were granted:— Annie Dunne to Edith Harrison, John Carter to William English, Benjamin Tappleper to James Millwood, Alexander Harris to James Walkley…
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Sir Henry Parkes stated is the Assembly last evening, is answer to Mr. Henson, than an investigation had been made into the conduct of the magistrates who acted in the diamond ease, but it would be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Publicans' Licenses. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—The recently passed Act to continue the Suspensory Licensing Act and to amend the licensing law is couched in such profuse verbiage, and the construction in some parts so involved, that the sum and substance of it in…
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The following is a copy of a circular letter issued from the Under Secretary's other to the magistrates who were on the bench when a certificate was granted to P. Dimond, by which he…
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SIR,-A gentleman resident of Millers Point became very ill with spasms, and on Sunday morning, the 3rd of April instant, got his son out of bed at 5 o'clock, and sent him to my hotel for a glass of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensed Tanks for Watering Stock, &c
THE following regulations for tanks have been made by the Minister for Mines, and, as they appear, they; are likely to be availed of largely:— The leases will be subject to the following…
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At the Central Police Court, yesterday, before Messrs. Roseby (chairman), Davies, Fremlin, Carter, Senior, Palser, Caroenter, Graham, Withers, M'Lean, M'Coy, Beanmont, Hart, Field, Hyam, Fraser,…
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Present—Messrs. Roseby Carpenter, Davies, Fremlin, Withers, Beaumont, Hart, M'Coy, Field, Graham, [?] Fraser, Maclean, Palser, Booth, Carter, Alexander, and Palmer…
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The consideration of applications concerning the issue and transfer of licenses was commenced at the Water police Court yesterday. The chair was occupied by Mr. Penfold, and there were on the…
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The annual general licensing meeting for the Central division was held at the Central Police Court yesterday, the magistrates on the Bench being Messrs. Roseby, M.P. (chairman). Davies,…
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A preliminary meeting or citizens, convened for the purpose of taking steps to impress upon the Government the immediate necessity of opposing the threatened inundation of Chinese to New…
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Present: Messrs. Roseby, Penfold, Carpenter, Calvert, Palser, Davies, Beaumont, Maclean, Graham, Molineaus, Senior, M'Coy, Field, Hyam Carter, Kippax, Jenkins, Fremlin, A. Dean, Reading, Watkins, and Withers…
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THE labours of the friends of temperance, after a long and arduous struggle against the powerful influence of the great brewing interest and the forces wielded by the…
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A licensing Court was held at the Central Police Court yesterday, when the magistrates on the Bench were Messrs. Roseby, M.P, (chairman), Penfold, Beaumont, Falser, M'Lean, Carpenter,…
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