Contested extension of time for public houses under Cross Act limits
The article discusses how the extension to eleven at night applies only to populous places and urban sanitary districts, leaving many country towns and small villages unprotected. Bucks magistrates refused to declare any place populous, creating anomalies and likely sparking further criticism next session.
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Bucks
Cross
Bruce
s.—Spectator
Watsonville
Colter
Oregon
E. H. Parker
United States
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Aldershot
London
Francis Baldwin
Blue Ridge Mountains
Oconee County
Pendleton
Baldwin
Pall Mall Gazette
Wertsu Charest
Roshfar
Anglesey
Chat
Davies
Moelfre
Rethren
Menai Bridge
Times
Debree
Sone
India
Bengal
Burdwan
Jour Fney
R.A
John Henry Foley
Royal Academician
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Canon Lightfoot
Mr. Webber
Foley
J. Durham
A.R.A
J. John Bell
Weekes
Mr. Barry
John Gilbert
William Boxall
E. W. Cooke
Charles Landseer
Thomas Landseer
Thornycroft
M. Noble
Cave Thomas
Landseer
John Foley
Queren’s College
Galway
the Times
Galway College
Trinity College
Ireland
Trinity
Various Oddities and Notes From Public Life
A miscellany notes recent Connecticut marriage of Mr O B True, Thames water subsidence, French dandelion salad, London Bridge paving, and a science myth debunk. Jokes about trustees, christening likeness, a beggar outside Chancery, a school scene on lunar limbs, American butter colors, gushing love letters, American mosquitos rhyme, Irish confirmation class matrimony question with a comical answer.
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O. B. True
Connecticut
Thames
London Bridge
Court of Chancery
Job
Slick
America
Ireland
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