Federal Capital and Hotels. the Liquor Question
("SUNDAY TIMES" SPECIAL MESSAGE.) MELBOURNE, Saturday Night. The Independent Order of Rechabites has passed a resolution expressing…
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Bishop and Chancellor. Trouble Over Marriage Licenses. London, Jan. 28
The Bishop of London, Right Rev. Winnington Ingram, denies the legality of the position taken up by Dr. Tristram, chancellor of the diocese, in regard to the…
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LONDON, Saturday Afternoon.--In connection with the instruction issued by Dr. Winnington-Ingram, Bishop of London, to Dr. T. H. Tristram, Chancellor of the…
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MUGGEE [?] caused [?]…
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The State council of the Western Australian Alliance, at its meeting, resolved that a letter of protest against further consideration of the Licensing Bill which is now…
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MR.DGEE Wednesday.—The body of Mr. Alexander Mason, of the Mount Stewart Hotel, Leadville who disappeared form Mudgee on Friday last, was found this morning responded…
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A quarrel took place in the Evening Star Hotel Crown-street, city on Tuesday evening and as a result James M'Gee a laborer residing at 181 Bourke-street, Surry Hills, is at present in…
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A brawl in a Crown-street hotel, late last night was the cause of the laying-out ot James M'Gee. of Bourke-street. He and others were in the bar of the place, when. It…
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Mr. A. Mason, licensed victualler, of Leadville, has been missing since Friday morning. After leaving his son's home at Mudgee he asked the direction to the water…
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MUDGEE, Tuesday.--Considerable uneasiness has prevailed in the town during the past three days owing to the unaccountable disappearance of Mr. A. Mason, a well-known hotelkeeper at…
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LIVERPOOL, Thursday.—The Newtown Band visited the town on sunday for the purpose of entertaining the inmates of the asylum with musical selections They put up at the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →News of the Night. Events reported after "The Sun" went to press yesterday. the Missing Publican
The search for Mr. Alexander Mason, publican, of Leadville, who left his son's residence at Mudgee on Friday, has proved successful, the body of the missing man…
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MUGEE, Wednesday.--The body of Mr. Alexander Mason, who had been missing since Friday last, was discovered this morning banging by the neck to a branch of a tree in a gully in…
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The Windsor Hotel, a historic hostelry, five and a half miles from Adelaide, was destroyed by fire this morning. The proprietor says it looks to him as if…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Quarter Sessions. (Before Judge Backhouse.) Mr. H. Harris, Crown Prosecutor. Trouble in an Hotel
Sydney Victor Robertson and Christopher Smith Mere charged with having maliciously injured a plateglass window and a glass footlight at the Duke of Manchester Hotel,…
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The Licensing Bench, sitting at the Central Police Court, yesterday, granted the following applications for the transfer of hotel licenses:—Beach Hotel, Balmain, Hugh Smith to Edward C. Davey; Albion Hotel,…
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The Windsor Hotel, near Adelaide, was burnt to the ground yesterday. The licensee says it looks to him as if the building was set alight from the outside. The furniture…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Marriage and Divorce. the Issue of Licenses. Reply to B[?]hop of London. London, Feb. 3
Dr. Tristram, Chancellor of the diocese, has written a letter to the Right Rev. Dr. Winnington [?]gram, Bishop of London, informing him that after the Deceased Wife's…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Fish and Fishing. Trout Licenses
A letter from the head of the present Government on the subject of the trout-fishing license, received by the New South Wales Anglers' Casting Club, is to the effect that at the request of Mr. M'Gowen, the clause relating…
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