The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-11 00:00:00

CREBIORNE.

Charles Cooper applied for the renewal of the licence
for the Stadium (Cremorne), at Chelsea.
Mr. Parry appeared in support of the petition.
The formal proofs of notice having been given,
The CHAIRMAN said that whilst these gardens had
been. in the occupation of the late lessee, Mr. Ellis, thero
had been a complaint rais, d against this licence, and
against the management of the place. In the present
instance, however, the Court had a different applicant
before them, and he was sure that the bench would not
visit upon that individual the censure which had been
incurred by another. At the same time, however, it
would be well for persons who embarked in such a des-
cription of property to make inquiries as to the manner
in which the particular place had boen conducted by his
predecessor, for it should not be supposed simply that
because it was a new applicant for the renewal of a
licence that the application would be conceded ma a
matter of course in cases where the management of the
previous tenant had been the subject of complaint. It
must not, in such a case, be regarded that the licence
would be renewed as a matter of course merely because
the petitioner was not the party against whom the com-
plaint had been made.
Mr. PARR"! assured the Court that Mr. Cooper would
in every way pay attention to what had fallen from the
bench.—The licence was therefore renewed.

The following licences, granted last year, were re-
newed:—The Royal Standard Hotel, Vauxhall-bridge-
road; the New Southampton Arms, High-steet; Bell
Tavern, Kilburn; King's Arms, Mile-end-road; the
Bayswater Tavern; the Salmou and Ball, Bethnal-green-
road; the White Hart Tavern, Chelsea; Golden Eagle,
Mile-end-road; Brown Bear, Leman-street, Goodman's-
fields; the Camden Arms, Great Randolph-street;
Castle Tavern, Kentish town; Eagle Tavern, City-road;
the Tyssen Arms, ailston; Green Dragon, Beast-lane;
Music Hall, Store-steet, Bedford-square; the Dolphin
Tavern, Mare-street; White Conduit House; Yorkshire
Stingo, New-road; E,arl of Effingham, Whitechapel-
road ; Ironmongers' Arms, Lizard-street; Bedford Arms
Tea Gardens, Camden-town; Eyre Arms Tavern, St.
John's-wood; Hare and Hounds, Chalk-farm-lane; Mu-
burgh Castle, St. John's-terrace, Rhode's-well; the King
and Queen, Harrow-road; Lord's Cricket Ground;
Fox and Bull, Knightsbridge; Cat and Shoulder of
Mutton, London- fields; Exeter Hall, Strand; the Bell
and Anchor Tavern, Hammersmith; Salmon and Com-
passes, Penton-street, Pentonviiie; Shaiwell D..ck Cof-
fee-house, Shadwell; the Northumberland Arms, Big-
nigge-wells; White Lion, Rigware-road; New Gibe
Tavern, Mtle-end-road; the King's Head, Enfield; ete

Bazniggc-wells Tavern, in Bagnigge-a.elis-roa I; the
Assembly House, Kentish-town; Q teea's Arms Ta•
vern, Pine-apple-place, E Igware-ri.a,l; the National
Baths, High Holborn; the Princess's Concert-room,
Castle-street, Oxford street; Cherry Treo Inn, South-
gate; the Ca:herine Wheel, Great Windmill-street; the
Koag's Arms, High-street, Kensington; the Windsor
Cattle, Long-acre; the Winds >r Castle Tavern, Vaux.
hall-bridge-road; Cremorne Gardens, Chelsea; Brock-
flock Arms; Hanover-square-rooms; the Duelless rf
Clarence, Vauxhall-bridge-road ; Belgrave Tavern,
Ebury-street, Pimlico; the Prince's Head, Little Q.teen-
street; the Swan Tavern and Lord .alver's Hotel, Hun-
gertord market; the Spread Eagle, Kiugsland-road; the
Commercial Tavern, King's-road, Chelsea; the Assem-
bly Rooms, Church•street; the Beaumont Scientific and
Literary Institution; Saville House, Leicester-square;
and the Lillie Arms, North .end, Fulham.