Two Publicans Fined
On the 6th instant, at the Newtown police court, before Mr. Dillon, S.M, Edward Bayliss, proprietor of the Pulteney Hotel, King-street, Newtown, was charged with having used obscene language in front…
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Sydney Street Improvements. the Star and Garter Hotel
THE progress of almost every branch of commerce and business in this rapidly increasing metropolis of ours, has been signalled by the building of magnificent…
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Samuel Davis, James English, and Alfred Goodin, three licensed publicans, were each fined £3, costs 5s 6d, by Mr. Clarke, S.M; at Newtown, on the 13th inst; for selling on Sundays; and Robert Lawes,…
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Yesterday a licensing court was held at the Central Police Court, there being on the bench Messrs Dillon, Clark, and Crane, S.Ms., and the Hon. John Macintosh, L.M. The court was…
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A large deputation waited upon the hon. the Minister of Justice this morning on the subject of the present Licensing Act. Among those present was the following:—The Rews. George Middiston,…
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THE City has been undergoing extensive architectural alterations during some years past, and latterly King-street has been partaking largely of the improvement effected in this respect…
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A deputation from the Local Option League, consisting of the Revs. F. B. Boyce, W. D. Taylor, Dr Steele, T. B, Holmes, George Middleton, R. S. Paterson and Archdeacon King, and Messrs…
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A case which "dragged its slow length along" for a considerable time, came before Mr. Crane, S.M., at Newtown, on the 20th instant. Mary Ann Cook, of the Poulteney Hotel, Cook's River-road, was charged…
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On the 20th instant, at Newtown, before Mr. Crane, S.M., Patrick Charles Dempsey was charged with having sold liquors at George's River. Sub-inspector Larkins laid the information from reports…
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IF local option is ever to be any thing more than a mere phrase,—if ever it is to become a practical reality—the licensing power in each district must be…
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A special meeting of the magistrates of the district was convened to-day at the Court-house for the purpose of selecting three out of their number to constitute the licensing bench. The…
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At the Redfern Police Court yesterday, before Mr Buchanan, S.M., Edward Stapleton on remand, was charged with cutting and wounding John Hayes. The prosecutor deposed that on Saturday…
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Edward Stapleton, on remand, was again brought up at the Redfern Police Court, yesterday, charged with stabbing John Hayes in a row at the Belmore Hotel, on the 18th instant. John…
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A LARGE deputation waited upon the hon. the Minister of Justice last Friday on the subject of the present Licensing Act. Among those present were the following:—The Revs. George Middleton, R. S…
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Scene--Suburban Hotel, Sunday, 1 p.m. Enter, Constable--, No. XXX, with stripes (addressing elderly boarder) t " What are you drinkin'—-I must taste it," (drinks beer) takes the gentleman's name, and exit, quite satisfied. (A fact.)…
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A peculiar case came before Mr Crane yesterday, at the Central Police Court, An elderly lady of the somewhat peculiar name .of Catherine Haddz, summoned David Warby, landlord of the Liverpool…
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FOLLOWING information relative to country licensing districts has been published in the “ Gazetto ” :— CAMDEN Licensing District to be the Police…
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Sir,--I recently saw a paragraph in one of the newspapers, which purported to be a grievance from a publican who had been visited on a Sunday morning by a sergeant of police and a constable, who…
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Before Messrs, Lethbridge, Drs. Bond and Duncan, Js.P. After Mr. Cleeve had read the proclamation, authorising the removal of the Court…
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John M'Donald, licensee of the Prince of Wales Hotel, junction of Baglan and Cooper streets, Waterlor, was charged at the Redfern police court, yesterday, before Mr. O'Malley Clarke, S.M., with a breach…
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