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Great Portland Street, Oxford Street; 33, King Street, Portman
Square; George Yard, Crown Street, Soho; and 44, Cliandos
Street, Covent Garden.
Fire Alarms in telegraphic communication with Fire Brigade
Stations, have been erected by the Metropolitan Board of Works
in the undermentioned thoroughfares:—
Golden Square.
Piccadilly, by St. James's Church.
Pall Mall, by Marlborough House.
Fire Escapes with attendants are nightly stationed in Golden
Square and next the Parish Church, Piccadilly.
MUSIC AND DANCING LICENSES.
In accordance with the Standing Orders of the Court of Quarter
Sessions, notices were given to the Vestry in the mouth of August,
by intending applicants for Music and Dancing Licenses, as
follows:—
Bignell, Robert Richard, The Trocadero, 7 and 8, Great Windmill
Street, for Music only.
Hughes, John Strype, The Stanley Arms Coffee Tavern, 183, Wardour
Street, for Music only.
Leslie, George, St. James's Hall, [Piccadilly and Regent Street, for
Music and Dancing.
Mitchell, William Stair, The Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, for Music
only.
Phillips, Henry Frederick, The Piccadilly Art Galleries, for Music and
Dancing.
Spiers, Felix William, The Criterion, 221, Piccadilly, for Music and
Dancing.
Swallow, Benjamin Henry, The Goat and Star, 6, Swallow Street, for
Music only.
Villiers, Robert Edwin, The London Pavilion Music Hall, Tichborne
Street, for Music only.
Willis, Frederick Wilson, and Willis, Edward Avery, Willis's Rooms,
26, King Street, for Music and Dancing.
The notice of Mr. Hughes was not proceeded with, and a license
was granted by the Court of Quarter Sessions, in each of the other
cases, as applied for.