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In two cases only, viz., the "Rose and Crown," Culvert
Road, and the "Black Swan," York Road, had the Justices
decided to renew the licence without enforcing the Vestry's
requirements. In these two cases the licences had been
previously opposed by the Vestry upon several occasions, and
the Justices had viewed the premises and subsequently
renewed the licences, each year the opposition had been placed
before them, but as reported on the 15th March, the Justices had
decided to again view the premises. In the case of the "Black
Swan," they renewed the licence without comment, whilst in the
case of the "Rose and Crown," in which the Justices
had requested plans to be furnished to them as to the re-building
of the premises, and which provided for urinal accommodation to
be constructed, the Justices did not approve of the plans submitted
for the proposed alterations and thereupon renewed the licence
without requiring urinal accommodation to be provided.
In respect of the "Collingwood Arms," Plough Road, and the
"Royal Arms," Battersea Park Road, the Justices having viewed
the premises, renewed the licences upon condition that the
urinals were enlarged within a reasonable time. With regard to
the "Eagle," Battersea Park Road, which they had also visited,
they decided to renew the licence subject to proper urinal
accommodation being provided. The "Waterman's Arms,"
Nine Elms Lane. Here also the Justices had viewed the
premises and renewed the licence subject to the urinal which
had been demolished, being re-instated. The "True Britain,"
Stewarts Road. This case had been adjourned for a copy of the
plan submitted to and approved by the Health Committee to be
submitted to the Justices. Having approved the same, the
licence was renewed on condition that the Vestry's requirements
were carried out in accordance with the plan. The "New Park
Tavern," Bridge Road. The works herein having been completed
in accordance with the plan submitted to and approved by
the Health Committee, the opposition was withdrawn and the