... clear enough of that, whatever.' John by Shp lieferident an the corporation. wee dinsimid. Hopkins said he was in the Beehive beer-house on The a lise of £5 and outs, as they were of opinion eat there was a killing fo r sale. r moody, been *? N . P. Cameron ...

... John Lee. Mr Plews appeared to prosecute, and the prisoner was undefended.. The prosecutor said: I am landlord of the beehive beer- house, Castle-street, Merthyr I have seen the prisoner in my house frequently he has been in the habit of coming there for ...

... why she allowed such characters to stay in her house, and she replied, They do the same opposite, (referring to the Beehive beer-house.) I replied, Yes, I saw four in the passage, but they were not supplied with beer. Mrs Price then replied, Oh, that's ...

... stables, but instead of taking the coal to its destination, he sold it on the way for 4s. 6d. to the landlady of the Beehive beer- house. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to three months' hard labour. ...

... A CURIOUS GAMING OR LOTTERY CASE. At the Manchester Police-court, Frederick Compton, landlord cf the Beehive beer-house, Portland-slreet, has been summoned for breaches ef the Gaming Houses Act and the Lottery Act. There were 24 informations against the ...

... JULY 16, 1877. A CURIOUS GAMING OR LOTTERY CASE. At the Manchester Polioe-oottrt, Frederick Compton, isndlord cf the Beehive beer-house, Portland-street, has been summoned for breaches of the Gaming Houses Act and the Lottery Act. There were 24 informations ...

... C. James applied on behalf of the owner of the premises of Mr. John Jones, brewer, Treoynon, for a license for the Beehive beer- house. Gadlys-street, to Mr. William Price. This license, on account of the bad conduct of the previous tenant of the house ...