The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-16 00:00:00

MUSIC AND DANCING LICENCES.

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Tke following is the list of the new applications
for licences for music and dancing, and the result
as officially recorded on the files of the Court :
William Macdonald, the Windsor Castle, 27, Long-acre,
refused. Edward Roake, Bessborough Arms, Pimlico,
refused. E. Galford, the Red Lion, King-street, Regent-
street, refused. Henry Wilson, Duke of Argyll, Laystall-
street, refused. 'William Hearn, the Hole in the Wall,
Kirby-street, Saffron-hill, granted for music. Mary Ann
Shair, Coopers' Arms, Hampden-street, Somers Town,
application abandoned. John 0 verend, the British Queen,
Ferdinand-street, granted. Arthur John North, the East-
nor Castle, Union-street, St. Pancras, refused. William
Thomas Stephens, the Bull's Head, Tottenham-court-road,
refused. John Adams, the Duke of York, Charlotte-place,
refused. W. Freeman, the Angel, 8, Paradise-street,
Marylebone, withdrawn, to be renewed next veer. Henry
Thomas Turner, White Horse, Castle-street Last, Maryle-
bone, refused. Thomas James Adams, St. George's Hall,
Newman-street, Oxford-street, refused. Joseph Pitt,
Pitt's Head, Henry-street, granted for music only. Charles
Alfred James, Assembly Rooms, 159, Edgware-road, re-
fused. John Harrison, the Hope, 63, Banner-street, St.
Luke's, granted. John Giles, the Hop Pole, 60, Bath-
street, St. Luke's, granted. Alexander Shaw, Rose and
Crown, Bunhill-row, granted. Joseph Springett, the
George, Foster's-buildings, 'Whiteeross-street, refused.
Sarah Pugh, the Chequers, Providence-row granted.
Alfred Paradiso, the Old Fountain, Baldwin-street, granted.
Samuel Turnpenny, the Pewter Platter, St. John-street,
Clerkenwell, refused. Leopold Gilling, the Fox and French
Horn, Clerkenwell-green, granted. W. Field Morgue,
the Duke of York, Gloucester-street, granted. George
Clarke, the Goldsmith's Arms, Little Sutton:street,
Clerkenwell, granted. James Deacon, the Sir Hugh Myd-
delton, New River-head, refused (this was an opposed case,
and the votes were six against and five for). John George
Bishop, the Lansdowne Arms, Islington-green, granted.
John Cook Silcoek, the King's Head, Lower-street,
granted. John Chorley Clarke, the City of Rome, Roman-
road, Islington, granted. James Hollick Davis, the Pega-
sus Tavern, Green-lanes, Stoke Newington, granted for
music only for the house, not the grounds and gardens.
William King, the premises, 194, IVhitechapel-road, re-
fused. James Ward, the King's Arms. Road-side, White-
chapel, refused ; this applicant was Jem 'Ward, the well-
known ex-pugilist ; his application was supported by Mr.
Sleigh, and opposed by Mr. Metcalfe on behalf of the
parish. Zebedee Wilcox, Eastern Saloon, 218, White.
chapel-road, refused. Thomas James Bailey, Blue-coat
Boy, Dorset-street, Christ-church, granted. Henry John
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King and Richard Fox, the Laurel Tree, Erich...! ian °,
granted. Samuel Watkins, the Duke of
Shep-
herd-street, granted. James Lewis Minton. Bald i
the King's
Worship-square, granted. William Walker,Ann Geymour,
Arms, Church-end, Shoreditch, granted.
Fleur do Lis, Norton-folgate, refused. William
Benyon Arms, De Beauvoir-road, granted.
the Stag, Brooksby-walk, Homer_streegr,
Upper
Victory,
Edwin HMedilgleers,
anted. Charles
Bethnal-green,orthampton
Pottier, the Tyrel Arms,
FrederickChurcli Davey, Northampton
rogvrea.nroteadd:
refused.' Richard Thomas
Arms, Northampton-street,
Earl CoafmAhbriedrrerZda
'William Henry Whiter,
ones,
White Hart, Bethnal-
granted. Thomas
green-road, granted. George Jones,
tThehrßeeeaCurroenst, Arms,
end-road, refused.
John answer. Abraham Hudson, Pren-
dergast
White Horse-lane,Leonard's-road, Bromley, ' granted..T.,
Arms,
Alfred Edward IrSub.bard, thiefeSnuryse LAhnrmsosn,,Tj
North-
street, Poplar, granted. West India-road, refused. Charles
India
Providence-place,Dunk Eastern Hotel, comer of the East and
Dock-roads, refused. Joseph. Aley, Noah's Ark
(-3c4)l' 0, the Gunboat
Ark, Narrow-
street, Ratcliff, refused. Michael
-street, Shadwell, refused.
Saloon, High
High-str eat, Shadwell, with-
the alB Wellington,
Mar -ulhelm Rohrs, the IV‘ bite Hart, Rennington-
drawn. Wi
Henry Sehrt, trao Sugarloaf Bett-street
street, refused.
St. George's East, rause& cl(eorge Onslow,' the Mallard'
, Corn'Mercial-road refused. John
Arms, Grove-street
Edward Allcehna,rietlaFio
TO,.d.eu
A.rms, Park-w' alk, Kensington,
granted. -dance, the Vestry Hall, King's-
road, Chels9.o-1 granted
11, indsor Castle H (music and dancing). Thomas
Clayton,
Hotel, King-street, Hammer-
smith, granted. Joseph B. Hawkins, Edmonton Grammar
School, granted. George Beckwick, the 'White Hart Inn,
high real' Totten George
granted. Samuel V. Vagg, com-
monly known as Sam Collins), the Upper Welsh Harp Inn,
Hyde , Hendon, refused. William Perkins Warner, the
Old Welsh Harp, near the Hyde, Hendon, granted (music
Honly). William Ruston, Brantford Town Hall, granted
ic and dancing). Richard Coombes, Greyhound Hotel,
Hampton Court, granted. Henry Bullock, Hounslow Town
Hall, granted.
Caldwell's Assembly Rooms, Soho.—The licence for
music and dancing for these rooms was granted to Mr. John
Caldwell on a new application. It was refuted last year on
the ground that he had made use of :ii to do that which
strictly he ought to have had ar xeise licence to do, in,
providing refreshments, TJ:IS, it was understood, wo,l'id
not be attempted af';,.,n, and the Court granted the full
licence.
1 ,he N':iw Philharmonic Hall, Islington,---A music licence
W 9.6 granted in the names of Frederick Sanders and Edward
Lacy, to the Great New Music Hail, nearly opposite the
Angel at Islington.
The counsel engaged in many of the cases were Mr. Met-
calfe,.
t-
calfe, Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Tindal Atkinson, Mr. Poland, it"
Norman, and Mr. Garvey.
Tho whole of the business, which comprised lessrethoman.
421 applications, was disposed of with the greatestfor the
larity, and the arrangements made by the =corm or Lue
c914""c0 of the Public vivro Elmira 1