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ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMITTEE,
('nowt:-411D.ANC11011 TAVELN, Snail&
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PORTER.
TN consequence of the Licensing System peculiar
_is to this Country, the public arc less able to benefit by the
REDUCT/O 51 made by the GENUINE BEER BREWERY,
GOLDEN-LANE, than they would be if the Trade were see.
The existing Public Houses are, for the most pert, engaged in
particular Interests, and it is impossible to open new ones. To
assist the public, however, as much as lies in their power, in ob-
taining the Genera Peva, and at the Reinert, Puce, the Coin-
mittee have procured, and subjoin, a list of the Houses which
retail the Golden-lane Porter. They trust that the public will
generally avail themselves of this information, as well on account
of their own interest, as to encourage the liberal and useful Rae
of conduct which the Proprietors of this Brewery have adopted.
H. SCHULTES, Hon. See.
J. Vale
W. Porter
S. Strong
Olive Branch, • J. Scott
Cape of Good Hope, T. Wild
-- _ . __ ___, - Maryisisnme.fins, R. lam •li
high-st. Mary-la-bonne,Grapes, W. Manton
Lisson Green, Pontefract Castle, J. Reynolds
Carruby Market, I Tarp, T. Iliac=
Maddox-street, Mason's Arms, T. Griffiths
Poland-street, Bunch of Grapes, W. Roper
Mary-la-bonnootreet, King's Arms, W. Mayon
Whitcomb-street, Mackmoor Head, J. Jackson
Little St. Martin's-st. Horse and Dolphin, H. Saunders
Vine-st. Westminster, Alarquit of Granby, W. Crush
Burton-street, Salutation, R. Grimsey
Stretton Ground, Bricklayers Arms, J. Langley
Broadway, Angel, A. Hill
Tothill-street, Golden Fleece, J. Moon
Rochester-row, Plough, L. Holloway
Pimlico, Gun, W. Wale
Chelsea, - Five Bells, E. Carr
Hungerford-street, Cannon, W. Whitebrook
Church-passage, St. Luke's Head, T. Hughes
St. Clement's-lane, Taylor's Arms, T. Day
Exeter-street, Bell, J. Barratt
Bow-street, Garrick's Had, T. Harris
White IJon-.t. 7 Dials, King's Bead, J. Palmer
King-st. Seven Dials, Two Spies, T. Allchin
Princes-street, Soho, Duke of Wellington, R. Shannon
King-street, Soho, Thirteen Cantons, F. Raimback
Greek. street, Greek-st. Coffee-house, T. Wakefield
Chandos-street, General Elliot, -8. Price
St. Martin's-lane, Star and Garter, J. Tonskins
Drury-lane, • Shakespear, C. Lancaster
Drury-court, New George, T. Balker
White Hart-yard, White Hart, W. Sutton
Antelope, T. Norris
White Horse, W. Smith
Grapes, W. Winkfield
Wheatsheaf, T. Crew
Ben Johnson's Head, D. Lawson
Red Lion, T. Sheridan
Led Lion, P. Dignam
Noah's Ark, D. Parry
Red Lion, G. Chapman
Hoop and Grapes, J. Oliver
Jacob's Well, T. Champion
Queen's Head, G. Williams
Orange Tree, J. Hobson
Grapes, J. Morgan
Swan, .I. Manning
G. Norris
its,
T. Christian
Blakeney's Head, J. Jones
King's Head, R. Dawson
Key, J. Johnson
Grapes, W. Briggs
Grapes, T. Dutton
Grapes, B. Tiffin
A. Woodroffe
White Horse, C. Carpenter
Coach and Horses, G. Eckstean
Horse and Groom, R. Eagle
Red Lion, J. Tyler
Red Cross - J. Caster
King's Arens, R. Botheroyd
Crown, G. Raiford
Bell, S. Finch
Shty iPs M. Wood
Ci of London Tavern,Terry and Co.
Flower Pot, J. Irving •
Half-maon-et. Beshopsg.Green Dragon, C. Thompson
Clement's-lane, Black Boy, A. Burch
Lawrenceslane, Blossoms Inn, J. Nicholson
Crooked-lane, Cock and Bottle, J. Barren
Fish-street-hil, Swan Tavern, J. Cassidy
Cullum-street, Ipswich Arms, J. Hargrave
?Anodes, Two Sawyers, J. Yates
—..---, Grapes, J. Bishop
Tower-dock, Tiger, J. Phillips
Queen-street, King's Head, W. Acton
St. Catherine's, Serjeant'a Head, U. Ruegg
Pennington-atmet, White Hart, G. Ody
SchoOl-house-lane, Black Swan, J. May
Blackwall, Plough, F. Pinching
Dog-row, Bethnal-greenThree Colts, J. Woodley
Hare-street, ditto, Hare and Hounds, T. Bennett
Spitalfields, Bacon-at. Ship, J. Howell
Prince's-st. Osburn's Head, J. Boyden
Grey Eagle-st SpitalfieL Grey Eagle, W. Toppin
Aldermanbury, Axe Inn, E. Edwards
\Veutwortb-street, Star, G. fro/in
Bull-wharf, Thames-st. Old Guildford Barge, J. Ratcliffe
Borough, Blue Maid, D. S. Yield
—,
High-street, Chequers, Wallis and Kent
--, Mint, Peter and Key, W. Ilett
—, Mint-street, Grapes, W. Careless
—,
Blackman-st. Ditto, V. Drew
St. George's-market, George, S. Page
, Kent-et. White Bear, J. French
, Tooky-et. Unicorn, G. Williams
Elephant-st. Rotherh. King's Arms, ,R. Emery
Rotherbithe, Caulkers, W. Sharpe,*
, Eagle and Crown, J. Brett
Noah's Ark, J. fickler
Seven Islands, Swans, T. Williams
Dockhead, Feathers, J. Harley
----,—, Bull's Head, T. Jones
New-st. Bermondsey, Fountain, J. Skinner
Bermondsey-wall, Green Man, T. Jackson
Millpond-bridge, Rose and Rummer, J. James
Deptford-green, Lion and Lamb, C. Hunt
Walworth, Rising Sun, T. Wilson
West green,Tottenhatn,Blat-k Boy, W. Hancock
Gravel-lane, Ewer-st. Red House, J. Soan
Holland-street, King's Head, T. Harding
Lambeth, I.ark Hall, H. Hudson
Montague-cicse, Crown, J. Regent
P.well, Bull's Head, M. Ward
Woolwich, Marine Barracks, G. Grayston
Charlton, Woodman, F. Claxon
Chatham, South Canteen, J. Corrie
Hampstead, King's Heap, R. Miller
Deal, Sun, W. Kennett -
Doddington, Kest, ( hequers, J. Palmer
The Committee further make known, that a small public
Subscription is absolutely necessary, to enable them to pursue
their object to a successful conclusion. When the prejudicial
effects of the Arbitrary Licensing System on the sustenance of
the Labouring Poor, on the natural and chartered rights of the
subject, and on the national morals, are considered, they hope
they shall not have appealed in vain to the public spirit and ha-
maue teelings of their countrymen. Books are opened for Sub-
scrilvions at the Crown aad Anchor Tavern, Strand; and at the
Secretary's Office, No. s, Little Knightridenstreet.

COL WILKW HISTORY OF MYSOOR.
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HISTORICAL .SKETCHES of the SOUTH OF
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Extinction of the Mahommedan Dynasty in 17991 founded
Wetly on Indian Authorities, collected by the Author while
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