The Licensing Bill
A meeting was held last night at the Temperance. Hall, Pitt-street, under the auspices of the I.G.G.T. R.W.G.L. of the World, to consider the amendments in the New Licensing Bill, and adopt a petition…
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The New Licensing Bill. Meeting at the Temperance Hall
A public meeting was held at the Temperance Hall, Pitt-street, yesterday evening, under the auspices of the Grand Lodge of Independent Older of Good Templars. to consider amendments…
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A PUBLIC meeting was hold on Thursday night in the Sailors' Reading Room, at the Circular Quay, to consider the provisions of the new Licensing Bill now before Parliament. Mr. W. Johnstone occupied…
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LAST Friday a public meeting was held in the Temperance Hall for the purpose of considering the Licensing Bill now before Parliament. The meeting was held under the auspices of the Rechabite…
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A public meeting to consider the details of the above measure was held last Thursday evening, in the Presbyterian schoolroom, Palmer-street, Woolloomooloo. The meeting was under the auspices of the Star of the East…
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A man named William Gray, of rather muscular build, and ornamented with two black eyes, was brought before the Water Police Court on Wednesday, on the remanded charged of being concerned with…
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On Monday evening, 1st instant, a public meeting was held at Newtown in connexion with the Princess Beatrice Lodge, L.O.G.T. The chair was occupied by W. J. Potter, Esq., M.L. A., who stated that the object…
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A public meeting, convened by advertisement, was held in St. Matthias' schoolroom, Paddington, on Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Herald of Peace Lodge, I.O.G.T. to consider…
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Pursuant to advertisement, a public meeting was held in St. Matthias' schoolroom, Paddington, on Tuesday evening last, to consider amendments in the Licensing Amending Bill now before Parliament. There was a large attendance…
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A public meeting was held on Friday, in the Temperance Hall, under the auspices of the Independent Order of Good Temp are, R.W.G.L. of the World, to consider the amendments necessary in the new Licensing Bill, and adopt a…
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A number of magistrates assembled yesterday in the Mayor's room, at the Town Hall, to tako into consideration the Publicans' Licensing Bill now before Parliament. After waiting some time for his Worship the Mayor, Mr. Fowler…
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A meeting of the city magistrates was held yesterday afternoon at the Mayor's chamber, Town Hall, to discuss the provisions of the new Licensing Bill. There were about 20 present…
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A meeting of City magistrates was held yesterday in the Mayor's room, at the Town Hall, to [?] the previsions of the New Licensing Bill now before the Assembly. His Worship the Mayor was not…
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A public meeting by requisition called by the mayor took place last night at the new Council Chambers, to take into consideration certain defects in the Licensing Bill now before…
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A public meeting to consider the new Licensing Bill, was hold at the Temperance Hall last evening. There was a fair attendance. Mr. Alderman Maund occupied the chair. The meeting was…
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Sir,--In your leader in Wednesday's issue, 3rd in stant, you make reference to "the renewal of license by local option as injudicious, and calculated to more harm than good." Now, Mr. Editor, I wish…
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