The Albury License Case
ALBURY, Monday.--At the Police Court today Henry Headley, manager of the Albury Brewing Co., pleaded guilty to not being properly licensed under the New South Wales…
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Hotel Cases
At the Central Court, before Mr. Wilshire, S.M., Patrick Moloney, licensee of the Thurless Castle Hotel, Cleveland-street, Sydney, was fined £3 and costs on a charge of keeping his premises open at unlawful hours…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →In the Central Division. a Serious Outlook. Deputation to the Minister for Lands. Preferential Occupation Licenses. Not to Be Disturbed for the Present
The condition of the interior, especially in the Central Division, around Condobolin, Moree, Narrandera, and other parts, was represented to the Minister for Lands, Mr. Crick, yesterday, by…
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If does not square with it. My idea is that the murder of poor Dimmock and the disappearance of my nephew are entirely unconnected-- unless, indeed, this Berlin actress is…
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William Dunn, licensee of the Club House Hotel, Denman street, Glebe, was proceeded against at the court yesterday for suffering disorderly persons to assemble on his licensed…
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The sittings of the City Health Committee were continued yesterday afternoon. Alderman Evan Jones said that in the matter of the dirt boxes it was rather hard on poor people who were called upon to pay 6s…
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At the Glebe Court, Wm. Donan, licensee of the Glebe Hotel, Glebe, was charged with having, at 7.45 p.m. on February 26, allowed disorderly persona to assemble on his licensed premises in Denman-street, The Globe. A…
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The cellar steps were happily not difficult to discover, for in moving a pace backwards Prince Aribert had a narrow escape of precipitating himself to the bottom of them. The…
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At the Central Court, before Mr. Edwards, S.M., Small Williams (54) was charged with assaulting John Purdon, licensee of the Australia Hotel, Elizabeth-street, on March 11. A fine of 20s, or seven days, was…
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The annual picnic of the Newcastle branch of the Licensed Victuallers' Association was held yesterday at Dora Crook. It was the most successful outing of the kind yet promoted by the…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday Afternoon.— The Full Court has decided that the cars run by the Melbourne Tramway Company must be licensed, and that the company must obtain the licences, but…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Grand Babylon Hotel. Published by Special Arrangement. Copyright. Chapter Xix.—royalty at the Grand Babylon
The Royal apartments at the Grand Babylon are famous in the world of hotels, and indeed elsewhere, as being. in their own way, unsurpassed; Some of the palaces of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Dynamite Explosion in New York. Many Killed and Wounded. Hotels, Houses, and Hospital Wrecked
Dynamite cartridges in a frail shanty on a platform over the west shaft of Section 4 of the subway tunnel in Park-avenue (New York), just south of 41st-street, exploded through a…
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"Yes, perhaps so. But let me return to your case. Imagine my shame, my disgust, when I found that Racksole could tell me more about your affairs than I knew myself…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Presentation to Mr. R. D. MEAGHER, M.L.A. By the Licensed Victuallers. An Address and £125
There was a large gathering of members of the United Licensed Victuallers. Association of New South Wales and others. at the Hotel Australia yesterday, when a…
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In the summons division of the Water Court, W. J. M'Auliffe was proceeded against for having assaulted John Sheehan, a nightwatchman, on February 38 lost. The assault was committed in the bar of Riley's Hotel, at the…
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A deputation from the Central Division pastoralists waited on the Minister for Lands on Monday, with respect to the provisional occupation licences. Mr. Alfred Hill was chief spokesman,…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Old Sydney. Old Spirit Dealers—James Larra, "an Honest Jew"—General Holt as a Publican—Andrew Nash—"The Woolpack," "The Red Cow," "The Fox Under—the Hill"—Mrs. Fitzpatrick—The Piesley. Family—Tom Ivory—An Old Turf Identity
Among the licensed spirit dealers of the year 1813 we find the name James Larra, Parramatta, and interesting mention is made of this gentleman in…
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The following resolution was carried [?]nanimously at a meeting of storekeepers yesterday:—That this association considers the competition of outside letail f[?]rms as now carried on in hotel sample rooms…
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"You see, it's like this, your Royal Highness," began Mr. Sampson Levi, in his homely English idiom. "It's like this, I said I could keep that bit of money available till the end of…
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