The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-10 00:00:00

ItVIIIC AND DAXCISO UCIYI!S,

The following is the lia of the sew application for Buss
Wass with the dadsion at the rout each case. The ap-
plicatiese of James Tilbury, of the Temperance Hall, Mid-
dlessa-Aeet, sad Jame Deem, of the Sir Hugh M ddalton,
kr osawski, which were opposed, wire sot with,
es bee haw lready stated ; and an opposed applkatica by
Theme Well sad John Domino, fora renewal to the
Weavers' Arm. Bakesorrew, Whitechapel-read, was re-
hard. Alma*, Macdcaeld, the King's Arms Taros, High-
sweet, Laniebotca, gaoled ; Bdward Walden, the Crown,
Tuftorstraa, teratted; Homy Manisa, the Cheeldie Chasse,
Greeranor-rew, Flobro, reared ,• Loibl, the Leedom
Pavilion, Ttehbour-street, gyrated for music only ; Walesa
anneal 111011 r, the WhestAheal, Hand-court, Holhou,
the like ; lame BB" the Havelock Anna Gray's-
Oa- leas, the like; Joseph Martin, the Two Breton,
Vise-aunt, the lair James Robertson, the Caledonian
Hotel, Cooline-pleci, Panctsa-vale, Hemmtrad-road,
askeed ; George Hill, the Gipsey Quern, Malden-Toed,
Imadelt-town, refused (insullletent proof of notion) ; Frede-
rick Frampton, the Lord Nelms, Duke's-row, Buston-rod,
=for mimic; Charles Barnes, the Bolan Tavern,
leas, Hampstead, do. • Wilda= Goulding, the Duke
of Hamiltaa, N•ft.lll4l, IleOprtead, do.; Jens Waathier,
the Deer and Cut* 6. Oztord-street, the like; Thomas
Ans. the Wmetamalend Arne 7, George-street, Porunas.
aver% reload; NOWie• Borden Dale, Duke of Bridge-
water, Ibeelesoid-stnet North, granted ; William Bowden.
the Gouge, 91, Old-one; grained ; W dliam Bleckwell, the
Prim al Wales, 16, Bartholomew-square, relined ; Jceeph
Knowles, the Jobs Ball, Brewer-street, Clurkenwell,

granted' Williari-Flaatiiiii, tie ilt. John of Jeruealst; St.
John-.treat, Clarkeawell, granted; George Cleammts, that
Red Lion sad Pasch Bowl, St. John-street, granted;
Raymond Wheals; Cerdleel Walley, King Henry
street, Winston, greeted; Gans William Seater,
the Devonshire Castle, Grove-road, Upper Holloway,
greeted; William Taylsi Caitlin, Belmont Tavern. York-
road, lames, refused; Mamas' Henry Leiria Rosemary-
hall Amemeeljouom, Rommary-erect, refused; James
Dolor, the Three Whsel.heaves, High-street, hlingtom,
; Mew Renard, the White Swan. Stsycoaa's-row,
granted; James Rollick Davis, the Passau
'Rua, , Stoke Newington, refused (notices not
Esil=ssreed); John Deny, the Sluice House Tavern,
. grand for music and dancing ((Skewed Mat year
fir mule Gay) ; Matsu Mucks, the Red Lim, Black
the Lion-
ki.
Whincohapel, refused ; John Roger., the Old Fountain,
Mint-street, granted, Morris Abrahams, Earl of
Whiteohapribroad, withdrawn; Thome. Bland,
Liu end Spread Eagle, kWh-street, Whitechapel,
granted; Charles Rooks SunillOone, the Poll's Head. Paul-
sen., Finabary, granted; John Edward Molloy, Plicenix
Sompersects Hotel Goldsmith's-row, Shereditch, granted;
Timms James Jolinsoe, the Tile KIM, Taillerisinervet,
miesei ; Mary Randall, the King's Heed, Kisplaad-
read, greeted; Mary Marta Venue, the Swan
Tavern, 23, Seren-aird, Shoreditob, granted ; Joseph Red-
uced, Firm de IL, Fleur de lis-strest, Mused ; Joseph
Treece Pool, the Ball Tavern. Kingslmel, granted; James
Use" the Great Mao. Shacklewell-lane, granted Charles
ihroort, the Lord Duncan Dowse-place, Hackney,
wand George Robert lar;sey, the Rose, Wat.street.
tesd;ilm James Hunter, the Red Deer, Cambridge-hark,
greeted; Tours Hooding, the Peacock, Bethnal-gm;
granted; James Le., Cambridge Hell, Cambridge-road,
greeted ; George Healey, Victoria Tavern, Grove-road, Both-
naive; grouted; Wm. Woodward, the White Swan, Road.
mid; Mils-end, granted; Henry John Clark, the Ship, High-
street, Mihoend Old-town, refused ; Charles Stanton Coach
and LI Road-side, granted; Charlie Frederick Rimboult,
the Seger Lees,Chorah-stivae, granted; William Fryer, the
Halifax Arms, Halifax-street, gamed ; George Ramsey,
the Cis Mall, Old Ford-road, granted ; Charles
Davis, Poplar, granted; Coulee
Dunk, Raters HotriWeet India Dock-road, no
patties • Mathew Mills, the White Lion, High-street,
likedirell, greeted; William Kelly, the Sugar Loaf, Beni-
:Uwe. a sewer; Isaac Levy, the Kettle Drum, St.
Geeerfeatreet, Wand ; Richard Coleman Nunn, Huger-
forel Arms, Devestakke-piece, Commercial-rod Bast, re-
hoed ; Jan Roars, lima Dog, Desinark-ateest, St.
Georges-in-tte•-iset, passed; Frederick James Fen, the
Old ewes Tarim. Qnsem'e-roed, West Maws, granted ;
James Dry, the Ring's Head, Winehmore-hiU, greeted;
Wm. Dud the King's Head, Beheld Town, ranted ;
Wm. Sam 'flermee, the Plough. Turkey-street, Enfield-
weak, refined; Charles Menorah, the Rinse Sim, Chamb-
ered, Enka, greased; Jolla ?age, the Upper Welch
Harp, the Hyde. Heade; refused; and Willman Perkins
Warmer, the -Old Welk Harp, near the Hyde, Madan,
refused. The Rev. Theodore Williams, the Vicar of
Hulk; Mendel to oppees the two last-membered uses.
The followingwtrerl were engaged in some of the came:
Mr. Cooper, Mr. Mara*, Mr. sleigh, Mr. J. P. Doyle, Mr.
Piked, Mr. Roman, Mr. Langford, Mr. Harry, end Mr.
F. H. Lewis.
la the use of Mr Caldwell, of the Dancing Academy,
Deseminet, Soho, bin license for musk and deeds* was
veined ender them ohoumstaacee. le March last Mr.
Caldwell applied to the divisional justices for a license to sell
utilises his premier, which they refund to grant, where-
upon be:applied to the Emirs autboritiso, as the holder of •
license for male tad diming from the Quarto, Seenorta, for
permission to sell spirits, the Bubo having the power under
• Treasury minute to grant such privilege to a person so
licensed our a place of public entertainment. Inspector
Webb, of the C dinaton, stated that after the punnet of the
Act, 6 and 6 Win. IV. o. 39, wheals gave the Revise this
power, a petition was sent to the Laois of the Treasury,
praying that it might not be exercised, the petitioners being
peewee whom Rawest. would be damaged, they thought, it
it were carried into operation. The Lords of the Treasury
by • minute suspended this power, but recently, the lessees
of the theatres and other plane of sotertainmont bed peti-
tioned that the minute might he rescinded, the petition 'wan
complied with, sad now the Excise authorities wee fee to
allow these panutssions. Mr. Caldwell had availed himself
of this, and had sold spirits.
The matter was discussed at some length between the
magistrates sad Mr. Caldwell; the Miter urged Coat .bat be
had dram wee in no way defiant of the court or the divisional
justices, he had only availed himself of what the law and the
competent authorities permitted, and be had no wish but to
conform strictly to the law. He had no Intention of turning
kis premises into a politic house, all be requite! was the per-
miasma to supply those who pstrotosed his ball-ream with
each refreshment u they might require, and he could not
consider that be had dons anything wrong. What the law
permitted be had • right to take advantage of.
The Chairman said it was the opinion of the magistrates
that Mr. Caldwell had made cues of their linnet fur musk
end during to get • spirit liceare by a side wind, and had
played • trick on the magistrate. below. This court cave
him a Ileum for mane end dancing, and could not eanetion
his making the of that Ikons@ to obtain • point Menai,
which bat had applied for to the proper quarter, the 'teeming
magetrams, end which they, in the discharge of their duty
sad the exercise of their discretion, bad deeded ant to grant.
The Court could not permit the homes to beam made use of,
and the decision of the bench wee, that Mr. Caldwell's license,
for these reasons, could not be renewed.
License refused.
The Wean for the Colosseum was transferred from David
Mountains, Req., to Dr. Bachntfuer.
John Chula Kay attended to apply for the renewal of a
lamas to the Lamb Tavern, in ton Kinaeland-road. The
same stood in the list, John Walter Freeman, the person to
whom the license was granted last year.
Mr. Kay stated that be had bean in possession of the hoop;
as success.. to Mr. Freemen, six mouths, and he left the
manor of the liennee to Mr. Reynolds the cosetrole end
an assistant of his, and of comes conoladed it would be duly
attended to.
The Chairman said no notices had been served at all, and
it was impossible to grant the limns;
The applicant said it was no fault of his, he tnisted to Mr.
Reynolds and his man.
The Chairman said them was no help fur it, the license
must be refused.
In one or two rum where dancing had been given this
Booms being far musk only, the curt refined the re-
newal, sad ale who received • new license for musk were
cautioned that If dancing wen permitted it would be takes
away next year.
Before leaving the bench. Mr. Poweall, the chairman, mid
it was with plomnre he had to express the meiotic tattle
t action at the arrengemeots mad, by the officers of the court
for the anommodsehin of the public and the dietnael of the
business. Naar upon 400 of these petition, had be. n dupe-ed
of, the parties bad had to attend in many instance with
unseen; in addition great numbers of persons feeling in-
touted in such matters attended. yet there had not bees
that least confusion fic disorder. The slide of the business
had to go through the office of tho clerk of the piece, and
it was due to state that though ouch a maim of papers end
documents bed to be prepared, it bed been done with the
utmost irritant'', and without the occurrence of ors single
error, or the misplacement of any one paper or miles.

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the church Le Brixton, by the fv.eittiy for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals. They have also put down water-troughe
for hones, baste, sod sheep, on the toed, et Welt are tutus to
bi sigmas Writ. _ .

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