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THEATRES AND MUSIC

REITri-Nx of all premises iii the Administrative County of hicensedl for pu-lblic

(other than those merely. licensed temp orarily),showin for

each place the borough or city in which sitnated, the approximate accommoda-

tiarn, the ©bjee-ts of licence, and any conditions attached to theliCrave, and (sip

far as and m usic halls.a~re concerned) 'the rateable value in foice.

Ordered by .the Theatres and Music Halls Committee to be printed, 22nd July, 1908.)

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LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL~, Local Government and Statistical Department, ;County Hall, Spring Gardens, S.W. Janiaary,-1904.

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THEATRES AND MUSIC HALLS.

RETURN of all premises in the Administrative licensed for public entertainments (other than those merely licensed temporarily), showing for each place the borough or city in which situated, the approximate accommoda- tion, the objects of licence, and any conditions attached to the licence, and (so far as theatres and music halls are concerned) the rateable value in force.

EDGAR HARPER, Statistical Officer.

(Ordered by the Theatres and Music Halls Committee to be printed, 22nd July, 1903.)

LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL, Local Government and Statistical Department, County Hall, Spring Gardens, S.W. January, 1904.

PRINTED FOR THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL BY JAB. TRUSCOTT AND sON, LTD.. And may be purchased, either directly or through any Bookseller, from P. 5. KING AND SON, 2 AND 4, GREAT SMITH-STREET, VICTORIA-STREET, WESTMINSTER, S.W., Agents for the sale of the Publication of the London County, Council. No. 682.-Price 6d., post free 7d. [7985 MEMORANDUM.

In London, in common with the rest of the country, all places for public enter- tainment are regulated and controlled in accordance with certain statutes. In dealing with the subject, Parliament has recognised two distinct classes of premises, and has enacted separate legislation for each class. The classes comprise premises licensed for (a) the performance of stage-plays, and (b) music and dancing, or music only. Stage-play Licences for stage-plays are governed by the Theatres Act, 1843 (6 and 7 licences. Vic., cap. 68). In accordance with this Act the Lord Chamberlain acts as licensing authority for theatres other than patent theatres "within the parliamentary bound- aries of the cities of London and Westminster, and of the boroughs of Finsbury and Marylebone, the Tower Hamlets, and Southwark, and also within those places where Her Majesty, her heirs and successors shall, in their royal persons, occasionally reside." The rest of the county falls within the jurisdiction of the Council as successors to the justices of the peace. Music and Licences for music and dancing, or for music only, are governed by the dancing licences. Disorderly Houses Act, 1751 (25 Geo. II., cap. 36), and the Public Entertainments Act, 1875 (38 Vict., cap. 21). In this connection the Council is now the licensing authority for the whole of the county, the powers having been transferred from the Court of Quarter Sessions by the Local Government Act, 1888. Protection against The Metropolis Management and Building Acts Amendment Act, 1878 (41 fire, and 42 Vict., cap. 32), imposes certain powers and duties on the Council (as suc- cessors to the Metropolitan Board of Works) in connection with the structural defects and protection from fire in all places of public , whoever may be the licensing authority. Section 11 of this Act applies to those places in existence at the passing of the Act, and section 12 to those places to be provided thereafter. Both sections are so important that it may perhaps be as well to set out the salient words of the actual text as follows- 11.--" Whenever it appears to the Board that any house or other place of public resort within the metropolis which was at the time of the passing of this Act authorised to be kept open for the public performance of stage- plays- . . under the authority of letters patent . . . or of a licence granted by the Lord Chamberlain . . . or by justices of the peace, or that any house, room or other place of public resort containing a superficial area for the accommodation of the public of not less than 500 square feet, which was at the time of the passing of this Act authorised to be kept open and which is kept open for dancing, music or other public entertainment of the like kind, under the authority of a licence granted by any court of quarter sessions, is so defective in its structure that special danger from fire may result to the public frequenting the same . . . the Board may, with the consent of the Lord Cham- berlain in the case of theatres under his jurisdiction, and of Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State in all other cases, if in the opinion of the Board such structural dlefects can be remedied at a moderate expenditure S. . require the owner of such house, room, etc. . . . to make such necessary alterations . . . within a reasonable time . . . ." 12.-" The Board may from time to time make . . . regulations S. for the protection from fire of houses or other places of public resort within the metropolis to be kept open for the public performance of stage-plays, and of houses, rooms, or other places of public resort . . containing a superficial area for the accommodation of the public of not less than 500 square feet, to be kept open for public dancing, music, etc., . . . under the authority of letters patent, . . . or of licenses by the Lord Chamberlain . . . or by any justices of the peace, or by any court of quarter sessions, which may be granted for the first time after the passing of this Act. . . . From and after the making of any such regulations, it shall not be lawful . . . to keep open any such house, etc. . . . until the Board grant to such person a certificate in writing under their seal to the effect that such house, etc. . . . was on its completion in accordance with the regulations . . ." Provisional Section 13 provides for the granting of provisional licences in the case of licences. premises about to be constructed or in course of construction, but such licences are not of any force until confirmed by the licensing authority. Means of exit. Further duties are imposed on the Council under section 45 of the Metro- politan Board of Works (Various Powers) Act, 1882 (45 Vict., cap. 66), in connection with the improvement and regulation of means of exit, etc. " Af $L, 'ii

r-- By the Baths and Wash-houses Act, 1896 (59 and 60 Vict., cap. 59), pro- Swimming baths. vision is made for the grant by the Council of licences for music or dancing, or for both purposes, in respect of public swimming baths. found most convenient Method of In dealing with the subject in this return it has been classification. to separate the various premises licensed for public entertainment into the three following classes- (i.) Theatres. (ii.) Music halls and theatres of varieties. (iii.) Concert balls, dancing-rooms and other places of entertainment. The first class does not comprise all the premises licensed for the per- formance of stage-plays, for there are several places licensed both for stage-plays and for music and dancing, though they are not theatres in the generally accepted meaning of the term, the stage-play licence being only made use of occasionally. Such cases have been relegated in this return to one of the other two classes. The second class comprises those premises where variety entertainments are regularly given, and the character of which may, perhaps, be further indicated by the fact that smoking is permitted in the auditorium. The third class consists of those places which are not included under either of the first two classes. premises which either possess a licence Intoxicating An asterisk (*) denotes those liquor licences. for the sale and consumption of intoxicating liquors or are annexed to premises so licensed. I.-THEATRES. Statistics. There are in all 53 premises where the public performance of stage- plays takes place regularly. Of these, two (Drury-lane and Covent-garden) enjoy letters patent direct from the Crown, 41 are situated within the licensing jurisdic- tion of the Lord Chamberlain, and the remaining 10 are licensed by the Council. The total rateable value of these theatres amounts to £115,837, and they provide seating accommodation for about 64,151 persons. Adopting another basis of classification, the total may be divided into 27 central theatres with seating accom- modation for about 27,967 persons, and 26 suburban theatres with accommodation for about 36,184 persons. No justices' licence is required for the sale and consumption of intoxicating Intoxicating liquors. liquors in theatres, an excise licence (which is granted as a matter of course) being all sufficient for the purpose. It will be noticed, however, that in the case of one licensed by the Council the prohibition of the sale or consumptio' intoxicating liquors on the premises is made a condition of the licence, and in another case a similar restriction is confined to the auditorium only.

II.-M USIC-HALLS AND THEATRES OF VARIETIES. There are in all 4,3 premises where entertainments of a variety character are Statistics. regularly given. They are all licensed by the Council, 41 being licensed for music ILL- and dancing and the remaining two for music only; two are also licensed for Sj stage-plays in addition to music and dancing. Their total rateable value stands at £68,794, but this figure includes the rateable value for the whole of the Agricultural Hall, as it is not possible to show the Empire separately; the total approximate seating accommodation amounts to 49,165. In addition to these 48 premises, there is one music-hall, viz,, the Charing-cross, for which only a pro- 0 visional licence for music is held, certain requirements of the Council not having yet been carried out; another place, the , provisionally licensed for music and dancing, is in course of erection. 0 A justices' licence must be obtained for the sale and consumption of Intoxicating liquors. intoxicating liquors on the premises, and of the 43 premises, 31 possess such licences or are annexed to premises so licensed. The policy hitherto followed by 'if0 the Council in the granting of any new music and dancing licence has been to impose as a necessary condition that no intoxicating liquors be sold or consumed on the premises. It will also be noticed on reference to the return that sundry other conditions have been imposed in certain cases.

III.-CONCERT-HALLS, DANCING-ROOMS, AND OTHER PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. 0 Under this head are comprised 245 premises licensed for public enter- Statistics. tainment not coming under either of the foregoing heads. They include places so widely divergent as the London Exhibition Buildings at Earl's-court and a mission hall. There are also included in this section 10 premises which as yet are only provisionally licensed, 3 of these being in course of erection, and in the case of the other 7 the requirements of the Council not having yet been complied with. Of the 245 premises, 146 are licensed for music and dancing and 99 have music licences only; 10 of the places licensed for music and dancing also possess stage-play licences. All these premises are licensed by the Council, but two of the stage-play licences are granted by the Lord Chamberlain, as for that purpose iii

the premises are situated within his area of jurisdiction. The total approximate accommodation is 195,774, but this figure does not include any estimate for Madame Tussaud's or for a few other places where no reliable figures of accommo- dation are available. It should be remembered, too (and this remark would equally apply to both theatres and music-halls), that, in the case of some premises, the seating accommodation is a variable quantity, owing to the practice of re- arranging the seats for different kinds of entertainments. Intoxicating With regard to the sale and consumption of intoxicating liquors, 83 of these liquors. premises either possess licences for that purpose or are annexed to premises so licensed.

Summary. It will thus be seen that there are in all 341 premises in London licensed for public entertainments, with an approximate capacity of 309,090, not including any estimate for Madame Tussaud's or for a few other places as mentioned above. The actual number of licences held in respect of these 841 places is f60. In the following table an attempt has been made to classify the various premises under different heads-

Licensed by the Council. Licensed Total for stage Licensed number of plas byby letters premises Class of premises, Music and Stage Total Numberof Chamber atentlicensed for Music. dancin number of patentpublicenter- dancing plays. licences remises. lain. tainment.

Art galleries - 1 - 1 1 - - 1 Drill halls ...... - 4 4 4 - - 4 Exhibitions ... 1 1 1 3 2 - 2 Halls- Church & mission 25 15 1 41 40 - - 40 Municipal ... 1 19 1 21 20 1 (a) - 20 Other ... 15 59 5 79 72 - - 72

Hotels ...... 14 10 - 24 19 - - 19 Institutes ..; ... 8 6 - 14 14 1 a) - 14 ... 3 40 2 45 43 - - 43

Polytechnics ... 3 2 - 5 5 - - 5 Public baths ...-- 10 - 10 10 - - 10 I ubicho3jes_ .. 18 13 ' 31 30 - 30

Restaurants ... 18 7 - 25 25 - - 25 Skating rinks ... 1 2 - 3 3 - - 3 Theatres ...... - - 10 10 10 41 2 53 Totals ...... 107 188 20 315 298 43 2 341

(a) Also licensed for music and dancing by the Council. The totals given in this table to cols. 3 and 5 are each one short of the arithmetical additions, owing to the fact of there being only one music and dancing licence for both the Islington Empire and the Royal Agricultural Hall. In addition to these 341 premises, there are 12 provisionally licensed (9 for music and 3 for music and dancing). Of these, 4 are in course of erection, and the other 8 are not yet in complete accord with the Council's requirements. The total approximate seating accommodation of the latter is 3,092. The figures given in the return relating to accommodation have been supplied by the superintending architect of the Council; the notes as to legislation on the subject have been revised by the solicitor of the Council. 1

RETURN of all premises in the Administrative County of London licensed for public entertainments (other than those merely licensed temporarily), showing for each place the borough or city in which situated, the approximate accommodation, the objects of licence, and any conditions attached to the licence, and (so far as theatres and music halls are concerned) the rateable value in force.

[An asterisk (*) denotes those premises either possessing an on-licence for intoxicating liquors or annexed to premises so licensed.] 1.-THEATRES.

Approxi- Borough or city Rateable mateLiesn Name and address of Theatre. in which value. seating Licensing. situated. accommo- atoiy dation.

'Adelphi Theatre, Westminster 5,000 1,297 Lord Chamberlain. 410, Strand *Alexandra Theatre, 1,250 1, 710 do. Stoke Newington *Apollo Theatre, Westminster 3,334 940 do. Shaftesbury-avenue *Avenue Theatre, Westminster . 2,500 811 do. Northumberland-avenue ', 842 1,818 do. High-street, ' Theatre, Lambeth ... 700 1,125 do. Coldharbour-lane, Brixton *, Deptford .. 790 1,372 London County Council. Broadway, Deptford 'Camden Theatre, St. Pancras .. 1,042 1,665 Lord Chamberlain. High-street, Camden-town Carlton Theatre, (a) Greenwich 359 730 London Countyn 75, London-street * Theatre, Westminster .. 708 Lord Chamberlain. Panton-street *Coronet Theatre, Kensington .. 875 1,143 London County Council. Notting-hill-gate 'Covent-garden Theatre, Westminster.. 4,800 1,952 Licensed by letters patent. Bow-street 'Criterion Theatre, Westminster.. 7,917 575 Lord Chamberlain. (including restaurant) 'Crown Theatre, .. 739 1,231 do. High-street, Peckhami ' Theatre, .. . 1,167 1,511 do. Dalston-lane *Daly's Theatre, Westminster.. 4,734 1,255 do. Cranbourn-street 'Drury-lane Theatre, Westminster.. 5,500 2,516 Licensed by letters patent. Catherine-street 'Duke of York's Theatre, Westminster.. 2,917 1,008 Lord Chamberlain. St. Martin's-lane 'Elephant and Castle Theatre. Southwark . 500 1,551 do. New Kent-road *Gaiety Theatre, Westminster.. 5,834 1,264 do. Strand 'Garrick Theatre, Westminster.. 3,834 1,013 do. 2, Charing-cross-road 'Grand Theatre, .. 979 982 London County Council. High-street 'Grand Theatre, Islington 1,834 1,589 Lord Chamberlain. High-street 'Grand Theatre, (b) 500 1,680 London County Council. Wellington- street 'Great Queen-, Holborn... .. 500 581 Lord Chamberlain. Great Queen-street 'Haymarket Theatre, Westminster.: 3,417 1,020 do. Haymarket (a) Calton Theatre-No intoxicating drinks to be sold or consumed on the premises. (b) Grand Theatre, Woolwich-No intoxicating drinks to be sold or consumed in the auditorium. 2

1.-THEATRES--continued.

Approxi-J Borough or city Rateable mateLiesn Name and address of Theatre. in which value seatingaLicens situated. vlu Jaccommo-I atoiy dation.

P£ *His Majesty's Theatre, Westminster.. 5,688 1,354 Lord Chamberlain. Haymarket *Imperial Theatre, Westminster.. 1,834 1,064 do. Tothill-street *King's Theatre, Hammersmith ... 792 1, 786 London County Council. Hammersmith-road *Lyric Opera House, Hammersmith 542 915 do. Bradmore-grove *Lyric Theatre, Westminster 4,167 1,300 Lord Chamberlain. Shaftesbury-avenue *Xarlborough Theatre, Islington 1,750 1,886 do. 395, Holloway-road *Xetropole Theatre, Lambeth .. 460 1,044 do. Denmark-hill *New Theatre Westminster.. 2,500 1,039 do. St. Martin's-lane

*Pavilion Theatre, ... .. 920 1,710 do. 193, Whitechapel-road *Prince of Wales's Theatre, Westminster . 4,167 789 do. Coventry-street *Princess of Wales's Theatre, Southiwark 625 1,339 do. Kennington-park-road *Royal Court Theatre, Chelsea. . 1,167 642 London County Council. Sloane-square *Royalty Theatre, Westminster.. 917 554 Lord Chamberlain. Dean-street *St. James's Theatre, Westminster00 3,750 1,158 ~do. King-street 8ao-Tatre, S Westminster "2,917 997 do. 8Shaftesbury Theatre, Westminster to 3,334 1,227 do. Shaftesbury-avenue *Shakespeare Theatre, (a)LaedrhlBattersea .,. 750 1,205 London County Council. *Standard Theatre, Shoreditch 1,242 1,845 Lord Chamberlain. *Strand Theatre, Westminster . 2,084 740 do. Strand *Surrey Theatre, Southiwark .. 1,569 1,700 do. Blackfriars-road, *Terriss' Theatre, .. 825 1,484 do. *Terry 's Theatre, Westminster.. 2,600 668 do. Strand *Theatre Royal, Woolwich .. 559 1,450 London County Council. Beresford-street *Variety Theatre, Shoreditch 183 867 Lord Chamberlain. Pitfield-street, Hoxton * Theatre, Westminster., 1,922 702 do. Strand *West London Theatre, St. Marylebone.. . 459 846 do. Church -street,Edgware-road *Wyndham's Theatre, Westminster.. 2,500 793 do. Chring-cross-road -I I . (a) Shakespeare Theatre-Not to be open on Sundays or other days prohibited by licence for private gain or by way of trade. 3 II.-MUSIC HALLS AND THEATRES OF VARIETIES.

Approxi- Name and address of Boroughin which or city 'RtalRsteabne mate Objects of Special conditions attached to Music Hall, etc. siutd value, atingmo licence, licence. j dation.

'Alhambra Palace, Westminster 4,750 1,980 Music and Not to be open on Sundays or Leicester-square dancing other days prohibited by licence for" private gain or by way of trade. Balham Empire, Wandsworth ... 393 766 Music and No intoxicating drinks to be sold 75, High-road dancing and or consumed on premises, and Baiham stage-plays building not to be open on Sun- days or other days prohibited by licence for private gain or by way of trade. *Battersea Empire, Battersea 563 543 Music and 32, York-road dancing *CambereUl Palace of Camberwell ... 458 1,240 do. Dancing to be confined to stage, Varieties, Denmark-hill and no intoxicating drinks to be sold or consumed on premises. *, Lambeth .. 1,788 1,616 do. Westminster-bridge-road 'Charing-cross Music Hall, Westminster ... 1,000 700 Muisi [C... .. [Provisional licence only, require- Villiers-street, Strand (including ments of Council not yet com- restaurant) plied witb.] Chelsea Palace of Varieties, Chelsea., .. 1,250 1,478 Music and No intoxicating drinks to be sold King's-road dancing or consumed on premises. Collins' Music Hall, Islington 1,500 945 do. Dancing to be confined to stage. Islington-green Duchess Palace, Wandsworth .. 584 1,268 do. No intoxicating drinks to be sold High-road, Balham ~~1,394 or consumed on premises. 'Empire (late Montpelier) Southwark .. 209 312 do. Music Hal, 18, Montpelier-street, wh901 Walwortb ua1,041 *Empire Theatre of Varieties, Westminster . T73,0005,834 1,239 do. Leicester-square Empress Theatre of Varieties, Lambeth ... 459 i1,3961,260 do. No intoxicating drinks to be sold Carlton-grove, Brixton or consumed on premises. Euston Theatre of Varieties, St. Pancras 1,100 1,134 do. do. do. Euston-road Ba1,167 ~1,46 *Gatti's Palace of Varieties, Lambeth .. 500 774 do. Dancing to be confined to stage. 214 and 216, Westminster- bridge-road C4,584 'Granville Theatre of Fulham..... 859 770 do. Varieties, La1,918 Broadway, Walb am-green

Hackney Empire,Maetrt .. HackneyWestminter 99. P~ea6671,800 2,116 do. No intoxicating drinks to be sold or consumed on premises. 'Hammersmith Palace of Hammersmith.. 1,688 1,014 do. Dancing to be confined to stage. Varieties, t~Shoreditch in course ofercio. 82, King-street Danin to4 belmtd opr Holloway Empire, cesfeWestminsterIslington ... drinks to be sold Holloway-road 1,375 1,210 do. No intoxicating 'Islington Empire, (a) or consumed on premises. Islington ... 6,500(a) 2,060 do. Royal Agricultural Hall EnPaddington Upper-street London Coliseum, F~arHolborn Westminster 999 do. No intoxicating drinks to be sold St. Martin's-lane or consumed on premises. [Pro- visional licence only, premises

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II.---USIC I ALLS, Etc.-continued.

Approxi- Name and address of Borough or city Rateable mate Objects of Special conditions attached to Music Hall, ete. situated,in which value. accommo-seating licence. licence. dation.

*New Bedford Palace of St. Pancras 667 1,168 Music and Varieties, dancing High-street, Camden-town Now-cross Empire Theatre of Deptford 780 1,650 do. No intoxicating drinks to be sold Varieties, or consumed on premises. New-cross-road New Grand Hall, Batterea 1,250 1, 202 do. No intoxicating drinks to be sold St. John's-hill or consumed on premises. , St. Marylebone... 3,459 1,047 do. 14, Oxford-street 'Palace, Poplar ... 400 904 do. Dancing to be confined to stage. 15F6, Bow-road 'Palace, Greenwich 550 750 do. Stockwell-street *Palace Theatre of Varieties, Westminster 5,000 1,157 do. No promenade to be in premises, Cambridge-circus and no intoxicating drinks to be sold or consumed in auditorium. *Paragon Theatre of Varieties, Stepney 1,042 1,676 do. 95, Mile-end-road 'Queen's Palace of Varieties, Poplar 550 1,026 do. Dancing to be confined to stage. 277, High-street 'Royal Cambridge.Theatre of Stepney 884 926 do. do. do. Varieties, 136, Commercial-street 'Royal Foresters Music Hall, Bethnal-green 830 1,040 do. do. do.

93 and 95, Cambride-road 'Royal Music Hall, Holborn... .. 1,418 966 do. 'loyal Sta lard Music Hall, Westminster.. 1,459 656 do. Sadler's Wells Theatre, Finsbury .. 304 1,114 do. No intoxicating drinks to be sold or consumed on the premises. 'Sebright Arms Music Hall, Bethnal-green.. 278' 554 do. The dancing to be confined to Hill-street, Hackney-road stage. Shepherd's-bush Empire, Hammersmith.. 1,209. 1,812 do. No intoxicating drinks to be sold Shepherd's-bush-green or consumed on the premises. 'South London Music Hall, Southiwark .. 1,167 1,303 do. 92, London-road *Star Music Hall, Bermondsey .. 484 891 Music Abbey-street *Thealr3 Royal, Hampstead .. 500 514 Music and As regards the music and dancing 256, Belsize-road, Kilburn dancing, and licence no intoxicating drinks stage-plays to be sold or consumed in audi- torium.

*Tivoli Music Hall, Westminster.. 3,617 883 Music... .. Drinking bars not to be placed in 65-702, Strand auditorium. I c~ --- --! I I I 5

III.-CONOERT-HALLS, DANCING-ROOMS, AND OTHER PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.

eApproxi- Nameaddrss ad of Borough or city Patofpreises mate Objects Seilcniin tahdt in whichtoatwhich Concert-hall, etc. slicence refersrin.licence.

Addison Hall, Kensington .,. Large hail on 600 Music and 101, Addison-road first floor dancing Aeolian Hall, Westminster Concert room 314 Music 135, 136, and 137, New on first floor Bond-street Albert Rooms, St. Pancras .. 250 Music and The premises not to be used as 40, Whitfield-street dancing music-hall or casino, and no licences for sale of intoxicating drinks to be applied for other than those known as "occa- sional " licences. Alexander Institute, Southwark 400 Music The hail to be used for parochial Carter-street, Walworth purposes only. All Saints' Church Room, Woolwich 210 do. Southwood-road, Eltham All Saints' Institute, Lambeth 432 do. The premises to be used for 52, Priory-road parochial purposes only. 'Alma Music Hall, Shoreditch .. 100 do. 29, Alma-street Amersham Hall, Deptford 280 Music and No intoxicating drinks to be sold Amersham-vale, New Cross dancing on premises. Ascension Parochial Hall, Wandsworth .- 380 Music.. The hall to be used for parochial Oldridge-road, Baiham purposes only. Islington Athrenaeum, 440 Music and hen m, Camden-road Dancing Hammersmith ... ' Atheaum, Goldhawk-road 400 do. 'Avondale Hall, Lambeth Ground floor 720 *do. The premises not to be used for 72, Landor-road, Stockwell and basement purposes of music hall, and intoxiatng-Wdinks----oto--b- sold in auditorium. Baiham Assembly Rooms, Wandsworth ...1Large hall 610 Music and 38, High-road, Balhamn dancing, attale and stage- smkn ocrscu upss plays Minor hall 226 Music and The hall not to be used as a (190 in dancing casinoprvte or prieadmusic-L all, and uino hall, 36 intoxicating drinks to be sold in orduig consumed el. in hail. Poisoa gallery) lieceoly euieenso Battersea Polytechnic, Battersea g-o-tLarge hall, 962 Music.. Battersea-park-road fronting New- Coni otytcmlidwt. road Battersea Public Baths, Battersea -... Men's first-class 1,928 Music and The lieceolyt b se o Battersea-park-road swimming dancing bath pupsscnetdwt etu Batteasea Town Hall, Battersea .. Large hall and 1,464 do. Town-hall-road small hall in basement 'Baxendale Arms, Bethna]-green Music room on 180 do. basrant.In case of dancing the music room Columbia-road, Hackney ground floor to be used only for private parties, and no money to be taken at doors for admission of public. *Beale's Restaurant, Islington 220 do. The premises only to be used for 370,372 and 374, Holloway- private or club parties or enter- road tainments of similar nature, and no money to be taken at doors. Bechstein Hall, St. Marylebone... Large hall on 560 36 and 38, Wigmore-street ground floor *Bedford Head Hotel, Holborn... - Room on 120 The licncnly to benused.for 235 and 236, - ground floor court-road

Bee-hive Assembly Rooms, Wandsworth .,. 280 High-road, Streatham *Berkeley Hotel and Restau- Westminster . 170 rant, 7 7, Piccadilly at tables Bermondsey Town Hall, Bermondsey .- Hall on first 1,060 Music and Spa-road floor dancng 6

III.-CONCERT HALLS, Etc.-continued

Borough or city Part of premises Approxi- Concert-hall, etc. situated. licence refers accommo- licence, licence. (ifspecifie dation.

Bishopsgate Institute, Large hall .. 515 Music ... Bishopsgate-street Without Blackheath Concert Hall, Greenwich ... 1,104 Music and The licence only to be used in Lee-road dancing connection with concerts and private balls, and no licences for sale of intoxicating drinks to be applied for other than those known as "occasional "licences. Blind School, Hampstead .. 230 Music ... . 10, Upper Avenue-road Bloomsbury Hall, Holborn ... 300 Music and 24 and 25, Hart-street, dancing Borough PolytechnicInstitute, Southwark ... Large hall on 650 do. 103, Borough-road ground floor Bow and Bromley Branch of Poplar ...... 720 Music ... -the People's Palace, Bow-road British Workman, Lambeth ... 300 do. Ostade-road, Upper Tulse-hill Brixton Hall, Lambeth ... 945 Music and The ball not to be used as a casino. Acre-lane, Brixton dancing Bromley Public Hall, Poplar ...... Hall on first 250 do. Bow-road floor *Bull and Bush Hotel, Hampstead ... Grounds acre Not com- Music ... North-end puted *Bush Hotel, Hammersmith ... 80 Music and In case of dancing the rooms to 2, Goldhawk-road, at tables dancing be used only for private parties, :Shepherd's-bush and no money to be taken at doors for admission of public. St. Marylebone... Basement and 192 Music ... The licence only to be used for 198, Oxford-street ground and at tables purpose of music during meals.

Cabin, Westminster ... Basement ... 100 do. The licence only to be used for 214, Piccadilly at tables purpose of music during meals, and the music to cease at 9.30 p.m. Cabin, Westminster ... Tea rooms in 220 do. The licence only to be used for 89, Regent-street basement and at tables purpose of music during meals. ground floor [Provisional licence only, cer- tain alterations required by Council.] Cabin, Westminster ... 380 do. The licence only to be used for 352 and 353, Strand at tables purpose of music during meals. *Cafe Monico, Westminster .. 500 Music and In the case of dancing the rooms 46, Regent-street ... dancing to be used only for private parties, and no money to be taken at doors for admission of public. *Cafe Royal, Westminster . Room on first 637 Music ... The licence only to be used for 68, Regent-street floor, and cafe at tables purpose of music during meals.

rooms on ground floor *Cafe Vaudeville, Westminster ... 100 do. The licence only to be used for 399 and 400, Strand at tables purposes connected with res- Music and taurant. Caledonian-road Baths, Islington F i rs t-c 1 as s 630 Caledonian-road swimming dancing bath Camberwell Cambridge House Hall, ... 288 do. . 1, Addington-square *Cannon-street Hotel, City of London ... Great hall on 1,109 do. Cannon-street first floor and pillar hall on Westminster second The music, except in case of a Carlton Hotel, ... 340 do. Haymarket dance, to be confined to salle A at tables manger, palm court, lounge, and entresol, and that dancing to be limited to private dances given by persons steying at hotel to friends. III--CONCERT HALLS, Etc.-continued.

PartofremsesApproxi. Name and address Booghofct to which mt bet Special conditions attached to Coicruated.tc.licence refers licence.

Cavendish Rooms, St. Marylebone... 250 Music and The premises not to be used as 51, Mortimer-street dancing music hall or casino, and no licences for sale of intoxicating drinks to be applied for other thanthosekuown as "occasional" licences. Caxton Hall, Westminster Public hall on 700 do. Caxton-street ground floor Chariton Assembly Rooms, Greenwich . . 300 do. The Village, Old Charlton Chelsea Town Hall, Chelsea . .. Hall, council 1,390 Stage- The number of performances King's-road chamber andj plays during current licensing year to large room on be limited to 12, and the Council ground floor to be furnished with dates on which such performances are to be held. Do. and lower Music and hall in base- dancing ment Cheltenham College Mission Camberwell 260 Music.. Hall, Nunhead-grove Church Institute, Wandsworth.. 500 do. The premises to be used for Wiseton-road, Upper Tooting parochial purposes only. Church-lane Hall, Wandsworth.. 320 Music and do. Church-lane, Tooting dancing *City of New York, Holborn .. Dining room 170 Music.. The licence only to' be used for 2 , Hand-cout at tables purpose of music during meals. Claylands Sunday School, Lambeth .. 204 do. Ashmole-place, -road College Hall (International Hampstead . 600 do. College) 329, Finchley-road s2,70 Concert Hall and Rink, Greenwich ,. 970 do. Blackheath-village Cripplegate Institute, City of London... Large hall on 481 Music and Golden-lane first floor dancing and stage plays (a) *Criterion Restaurant, Westminster. 1,340 Music and The licence only to e usedfor pur- 221, Piccadilly e620 dancing poses connected with restaurant. Cromwell Hall (Putney Baths), Wandsworth Swimming- 1,000 do. The premises not to be used for Putney-bridge-road bath 1,09 Musi purposes of a music hall. Drovers' Benevolent Institu- Islington .. 205 do. In the case of dancing the hall to tion, be used only for private parties, Metropolitan Cattle Market ,do.Muican and no money to be taken at Westmnste doors for admission of public. Dulwich Constitutional Hall, Camberwell .. 300 do. No money to be taken at doors 33, East Dulwich-grove for admission for dancing. Egyptian Hall, Westminster 370 Music.. 170, Piccadilly Eton Mission Hall, Hackney ... Hall on first 550 do. [Provisional licence Gainsborough-road only, require- floor danin ments of Council not yet comi- plied with.] Excelsior Hall and Swimming Bethnal-green Baths, 950 Music and No licences for the sale of intoxi- dan cating drinks to be applied for other than those known as " occasional " licences.

Large hall and The hall and large room not to be large room let separately for entertain- ments to take place at same time, and the board room not to be used in connection with licence.

(a) Cripplegate Institute-The stage-play licence is granted by the Lord Chamberlain. 8S

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Namddres nd o or ity Part of premises Approxi- Cocr-al Concer-halletc.situated.t.in which (iflicence specified). refers accommo-seating licence.of Seilcninsatchdtlcne dotion.

*First Avenue Hotel, Holborn... 150 Music.. The licence only to be used for High Holborn at tables purpose of music during meals. First R.V.C. Head- Westminster 975 Music and quarters, dancing 56, Davies-st., Berkeley-sq. *Florence Hotel and Restau- Westminster IFirst floor 210 Music rant, 53 to 58, Rupert-st. at tables *Frascati Restaurant, St. Marylebone... 1,625 Music and [1,325. to be limited to the York room 32, Oxford-street at dancing tables] and banquetting hall, and to be used only for private parties, and no money to be taken at doors for admission of public. Freemasons' Hall, Woolwich .. Large hall oni 835 do. Mount Pleasant ground floor and dining room on first floor *Freemasons' Tavern, Holborn... 1,075 do. Great Queen-street

Fulham Catholic Club, Fulham. .. 200 do. 36, Kelvedon-road Fulhamn Town Hall, Fulham . . Large and small 1,040 do. Waiham-green halls on first floor 234 *Gambrinus Restaurant, Westminster.. Ground and Music .. The licence only to be used for 7 and 8, Rupert-street basement at tables purpose of music during meals. floors Goldsmiths' Institute, Deptford .. Large hall on 1,986 do. New-cross ground floor eGrand Hotel, Westminster.. Principal' 300 do. Northumberland-avenue dining room at and lounge tables II I Great Eastern Hotel, City of London... Hamilton hall Music and Liverpool-street and reception dancing room 20*0 Grill room .. 7820kdo. In the case of dancing the room to be used only for private parties, and no money to be taken at doors for admission of public. *Green Nan Hotel, Lewisham .- Hall on first sf750180 do. Blackheath floor Greenwich Borough Hall, Greenwich Large hall and 847 do. The hall not to be opened on Royal-hill concert room fido. Sundays or other days pio- Hammrsmih .. on first floor hibited by license for private sf650 gain or by way of trade. Gresbam Hall, Lambeth 460 do. The premises not to be used for 7, Gresham-road, Brixton purposes of a music hail, and intoxicating drinks not to be sold in auditorium. Grosvenor Hall, Westminster.. 500 do. Buckingham-palace-road * rosvenor Restaurant, Westminster Dining room 100 Music .. The licence only to be used for 13A and 15, Wilton-road., on ground at tables purpose of music during meals, Pimlico floor and the music only to be per- formed between 6.30 and 10.30 p.m. Hackney . Men's ist-class The number of persons to be ad- swimming mitted to performances not to' bath exceed 750. Public hall on first floor, and use of council chamber and c omm ittecc room in con- nection there- with 9

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BPart of premises Approi- torouwhichitymate Objects Seilcniin tahdt Name and address of in whc to w hlcechefrsseating of Seilcniin tahdt Concert-hall, etc. situated. dlicccmmo-rlcencelicence. (if specifie), aton.- iene

Hampstead Conservatoire, Hampstead 638 Music.. Eton-avenue Hampstea4 Drill Hall, Hampstead 720 Music and Holly-bush-vale dancing Hampstead Town Hall, Hampstead Public hall on 650 do. Haverstock-hill first floor and committee room on second floor Hanley Hall, Islington see 450 Music 2A, Sparsholt-road *Hans..crescent Hotel, Chelsea Palmery . 200 do. The music to be confined to fans-crescent at tables palmery, the band to be a string band of not more than six per-. formers, and the music to be played only between the hours of 7 and 10 p.m. *Hsltchett's Restaurant, Westminster ... 80 do. The licence only to be used for 67A, Piccadilly at tables purposes connected with the restaurant. Highbury Athenaum, Islington ,, 1,310 Music and The premises only to be used for Highbury-new-park dancing private parties, or entertain- ments of a similar character. Highbury-vale Mission Hall, Islington .. 300 Music.. Myrtle-street, Blackstock-road High School Hall, Wandsworth . 200 Music and Pinfold-road, Streatham (ifdo.dancing *Holborn Restaurant, Holborn... ,. 2,800 do. The dancing to be strictly con- 218, High Holborn [800 at ,do. fined to portion of premises tables] -mnown as Kings Hall rooms, the licence to be used only for private parties, and no money to be taken at doors for admis- sion of public. Holborn Town Hall, Holborn... ,. 1,420 do. Gray's-inn-road r~do. 200 The licence only to be used for *Holborn-viaduct Hotel, City of London Coffee-room, sMusiMusic.. Holborn-viaduct and two at tables purpose of music during meals. Masonic rooms Holloway Hall, Islington ., 1,000 Music and 445, Holloway-road dancing 9*09 1W n n m r 4 ,r170 *Horns Assembly Rooms, Lambeth 920 do. The premises not to be opened 409, Kennington-park-road on Sundays or other days pro- hibited by licence for private attale gain or by way of trade. *Hotel Cecil, Dining room Music.. .HLonge ban-. The premises to be used for pri- Strand Reception 11,236{ Music and room and lon790 dancing vate parties in the case of danc- Westminster ... suppercoffe room,room ing, and no money to be taken at doors for admission of public.. *Hotel de l'Europe, aWestminsterWs tmntry ..... T_.IdrawingDining room room 450 Music.. The licence only to be used for 10-15, Leicester-square on first floor at tables purpose of music during meals. .boHolborn... and cafes on ground and

The licence only to be used for purposes connected with hotel. The licence only to be used for purpose. of music during meals.

The licence only to be used for purposes connected with hotel. do.

winter garden *Hotel Victoria, Westminster ... 320 do. Northumberland-avenue at tables 10

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BorouhorcityPart of premises Approxi- ct Naean ddesofi to which meateng oj Special conditions attached to nertanladdessfc.nhih wih licence refers sain flicence. Cocr-al t.situated. (if specified). accom~mo- licence.

*Hyde-park Hotel, Westminster Entire ground 300 Music.. The licence only to be used for Knightsbridge floor (upper) at tables purpose of music during meals. Imperial Hall, Camberwell 916 Music and No licence for sale of intoxicating Grove-vale, East Dulwich drinks to be applied for other dancing than those known as "occa- sional " licences ; no money to be taken at doors for admission for dancing ; the premises not to be used as a music-hall, and when an "occasional" licence is obtained, the public not to be admitted to hall. *Imperial Restaurant, Westminster . Basement, 550 Music .. The licence only to be used for 60 and 62, Regent-street, ground floors at tables purpose of music during meals. and Gambri- nus room *Inns of Court Hotel, Holborn... .. Dining room on 84 do. do. 269 and 270, High Holbo first floor at tables Kensington Town Hall Kensington .. Large and 1,014 Music and Kensington High-street small halls dancing inA's Arms, Chelsea. ... 140 Music 114, Cheyne-walk King's Hall, Fulham ... . 390 Music and New King's-road dancing King's Hall, Stepney Large hall at 229 Music No intoxicating drinks to be sold or 83, Commercial-road East rear of pre- consumed on premises. mises *La4broke Hall, Kensington . 370 Music and 124, Ladbroke-grove dancing and stage plays Ladywell Public Baths, Lewisham ... First class 600 'Music and Ladywell swimming dancing bath, exclud- ing gallery

Lambeth Public Baths, Lambeth First class 1,602 ..nuan do. Kennington-road swimming ~fdo. bath Lava Skating Rink, Camberwell 1,800Ldo.... do. No intoxicating drinks to be Grove-lane SMusic sold on premises. Lawrence Hall, Wandsworth -... 200 do. The premises to be used fortpre Standen-road, Southfields. chial purposes only. pa- Limehouse Town Hall, Stepney. ..- ...- Hall on first 460 do. Commercial-road floor .. *London Exhibition Buildings, Fulham and Ken- Exhibition 36,000 redo.Muicandancingdo. The dancing to be confined to Earl's-court sington buildings and stage of building or buildings in grounds (234 which entertainments are held; acres) rMusi no entertainments to be given which will involve alterations to buildings without sanction of attbe Council being first obtained. " Empress 3,678 Stage- purpose con e wh r Theatre plays London Scottish Drill Hall, Westminster 1,200 Musicdancing and 59, Buckingham-gate, Longfield Hall. Cambrwell Large hall one 210 ground floor 400 Members' lun- 250 cheon room at tables 300 680

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Part of Approxi- Borough or city t hc mate Objectsoilcntosatchdo Name and address of inowichhigcof Speci lcence.nsatchdt Concert-hall, etc. situated. licence refers coseatin m- ieclcneo (if specified). acom- iene

*Etford Castle, Poplar.. .. 120 Music 129, Cadogan-terrace, Victoria-park Morley Hall, Hackney .. 1,076 do. Triangle,-Mare-street Mottinghiam Parish Room, Woolwich 350 do. The room to be used for parochial Mottinghiam purposes only. *Xulberry Tree, Stepney... .. 110 do. 133, Stepney-green Xurphy Memorial Hall Southwark .. 659 do. New Kent-road Myddelton Hail. Islington . 600 Music and The premises not to be used as a Almeida-street dancing casino, and no drinking bars to Not com- be erected in auditorium. National Skating Palace, Westminster.. do. The dancing to be confined to 7. ArgylI-street puted dancing on skates.

Neckinger Drill Hall, Bermondsey .. 650 do. Neckinger-road New Cross Hall, Deptford ... Large hall 780 do. Lewisham-high-road New Gallery, Westminster.. 920 do. 121A, Regent-street Newington Public Baths, Southwark .. Ground floor of 1,250 do. Manor-place, men's first- Walworth class swim- ming bath *Northampton Arms, Bethnal-green 100 Music.. 11, Northampton-street Music and Northampton House, Islington ... 300 The pretnises not to be used- as a 59, Compton-road -dancing- In0casino, th aeoand no drinkinganign barsoe to be erected in auiditorium. Northampton Institute, Finsbury .. Large hall on 1,400 Music.. tob tknatdor o ams St. John-street-road ground floor' Northern Polytechnic Islington .. Large hall on 1,246 do. Institute, Holloway-road ground floor Old Crown Public House, Islington .. 108 Music aund No money to be taken at doors Highgate-hill for admission of public to enter- dancing tainments covered by Council's licence. *...... I Hammersmith ... , Great ball 6,424 Music and Thesold dancing orcnsmdinromwe to be confined to dancing, stage, or if hall be turned into itisuedfr uroeso and stage. a rink, the hall only to be used plays for inking purposes, i.e., dancing to hallTheon skatesnoti ; tobno entertainments se sa aio be given which will involve alterations to building without sanction of Council being first obtained. Minor hall Not cor- Music and No entertainments to be given puted dancing which will involve alterations to building without sanction of Paddington Baths, Council being first obtained. Paddington . First-class 1,006 do. Queen's-road swimming bath Lewisham .. 400 do. The premises to be used for parochial purposes only. Wandsworth .,.. 400 Music .. The premises to be used for parochial purposes only. St. Pancras ... 445 Music and dancing

Hamnmersmith 250 do.

Peckham Public Hall, Camberwell 662 do. 164, Rye-lane, Peckliam 12

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NamePittof Part of pispremises Approxi-mate Objects Name and address of Borough or city to which at O Special conditions attached to Concert-hall, etc. in which licence refers seating of cence. situated. (if specified).~dation. accomamo- licence.

People's Palace, Stepney... .. Queen's Hall... 1,540 Music ... Mile-end-road *Piccadilly Art Galleries and Westminster... 750 Music and Prince's Restaurant, dancing 190-196, Piccadilly Piccadilly Restaurant, Westminster ... Grill room in do. The licence only to be used for 201 and 202, Piccadilly basement, purposes connected with the restauimant restaurant, and in the case of and balcony dancing the rooms to be used on ground only for private parties, and no and first money to be taken at doors floors, and for admission of public. [Pro- dining room visional licence only. premises on second in course of erection.] floor Pimlico Rooms, Westminster ... Hall on first 500 Music ... Warwick-street, Pimlico floor Polytechnic Young Men's St. Marylebone... Marlborough 580 do. Christian Institute hall 309, Regent-street Poplar Town Hall, Poplar ...... Hall on first 460 Music and Newby-place floor dancing Portman Rooms, St. M arylebone... 1,000 do. 58, Baker-street Prince of Wales-road Baths, St. Pancras ... Men'sfirst -class 1,041 do. Kentish-town swimmingbath Prince's Skating Club, Westminster ... 3,000 Music ... The hall to be used for five months South-place, Knightsbridge of year for club purposes, during remainder of year only enter- tainments of a high-class character to be permitted, no intoxicating drinks to be sold on premises, and the premises to be closed at 11.30 p.m. Prior Memorial Hall, Southwark ... 300 do. The hall to be used for parochial Barlow-street purposes only. Putney Assembly Rooms, Wandsworth ... 300 Music and 113, High-street, Putney dancing *Queen's Hall, St. Marylebone... 3,676 do. Langham-place *Queen's Hotel, Westminster ... Grill room in 300 Music ...The licence only to be used for 7, 8 and 9, Leicester-square basement and at tables purposes connected with the table d'hote restaurant. room on ground floor Queen's-park Hall, Paddington ... 400 Music and First-avenue, Harrow-road dancing *Railway Tavern, Woolwich ... 150 do. 131, Plumstead-road Robert Browning Hall, Southwark ... Hall, exclusive 400 Music ... York-street, Walworth of gallery *Robin Hood Tavern, Hackney 120 do. The music only to be played be- High-hill-ferry, Upper tween the hours of 9 and 12 p.m., Clapton the hall only to be used for pri- vate parties, and no money to be taken at doors for admission of public. Rotherhithe Town Hall, Bermondsey ... Hall on ground 836 Music and dancing, Lower-road floor andstage- plays (a) *Royal Adelaide Galleries, Westminster ... Ground floor... 653 Music ... The licence only to be used for 436, Strand at tables purpose of music during meals. *Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington ... Large, Minor, 8,000 Music and Upper-street King Ed- dancing ward's, and Berner's halls onground and first floors

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Part of premises Approxi- Name and address of Boroghorhcity to which mate i Objects Special conditions attached to Concert-hall, etc. situated. licence refers at o f e licences (ifspecified). dation.

Royal Assembly Rooms, Woolwich ... 750 Music and 33, New-road dancing Royal Horticultural Society, Westminster ... Exhibition do. [Provisional licence only, pre- Vincent-square Hall mises in course of erection.] *Royal Hotel, Woolwich ... Room on 150 do. No intoxicating drinks to be sold Eltham ground floor in the room licensed for music and dancing. *Royal Oak Public-house, Hammersmith ... 100 Music ...No money to be taken at doors 62, Glenthorne-road for admission of public. *Royal Palace Hotel, Kensington ... I Annexe 860 Music and In the case of dancing the rooms to High-street dancing be used only for private parties, and no money to be taken at Not doors for admission of public. Dining-room... Music ... The licence only to be used for availabl e purposes connected with the restaurant. *Royal Victor Music Hall, Bethnal-green ... Hall on first 250 do. 234, Old Ford-road floor Royal Victoria Hall and Lambeth ... 1,312 Music and Coffee Tavern, dancing 131, Waterloo-bridge-road for parochial St. Andrew's Hall, Fulham ...... 342 Music and The hall to be used May-street dancing, purposes only. and stage- plays 224 Music ... do St. Anne's Hall, Wandsworth ... Venn-street, Clapham Music and do. Mission Hall, Bermondsey ... 400 St. Anne's dancing Thorburn-square 200 do. The premises to be used only for Foundation Insti- City of London ... St. Bride private parties, and no nny_ tute, Bride-lane to be taken at doors for admis. sion of public. 250 do. The hall to be used only for St. Clement's Mission Hall, Kensington ... .. a 39, Mary-place private parties, and no money to be taken at doors for admis- sion of public. 456 do. The hall to be used for parochial St. Cyprian's Hall, Lewisham ... -road purposes only. *St. Ermin's Hotel, Westminster ... Entrance 1,200 Music The licence only to be used for lounge, dining purpose of music during meals. Caxton-street, and banquet- ing rooms Banqueting- Music and The room to be used only for room dancing semi-private parties, and no money to be taken at doors for admission of public. 320 do. St Gabriel's Parish House, Westminster ... - terrace, Lupus - street *St. George's Hall, Champion City of London... 300 Music The hall only to be used for private parties, and no money Hotel, for admis- 15, Aldersgate-street to be taken at doors sion of public. on ground St. George's Hall, Southwark ... Hall 370 Music and 21, Westminster - bridge - floor dancing road Westminster ... Hall on first St. George (Hanover-square) 300 I Music Hall, floor Mount-street St. George's Parish Hall, Lewisham ... 300 do. ... The room to be used for parochial Carholme-road purposes only. St. James's Hall, Bethnal-green ... 1,072 do. ... [Provisional licence only, work Sewardstone-road required by Council not yet com- pleted.] St. James's Hall, Lewisham ... 350 do ... The premises to be used for Forest-hill parochial purposes only. Stanstead-road, Whole of pre- St. James's Hall, Westminster . mises 2,966 Music and The dancing notto be permitted on Piccadilly and 850 dancing ground floor of restaurant and at tables musiconground floor to cease at 11 p.m., and to be confined to Regent- street saloon, otherwise known as Silver Grill, to 6 p.m., and to Piccadilly saloon from 6 p.m. 14

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Borughor ity Part of premises Approxi- Name and address of inrowh o ich to which mate Objects Special conditions attached to Concrb-hll,te.situated. licsecie d).accommo- licence.liei. (if peciie, dation. -~I ------

St. James's Parish Room, Hackney . 380 Music and The room to be used for parochial Clapton dancing purposes only. St. John's National Schools, Fuiham.. .. 250 do. The schools to be used for parochial Dawes-road purposes only. St. John's Bowyer Schools, Wandsworth.. 520 do. Gaskell-street, Clapham

St. John's Parochial Hall, Lambeth .. 596 do. The hall to be used for parochial Frederick-crescent, Vassall- purposes only, and no intoxicat- road, Brixton ing drinks to be sold on premises. St. John's Schools, Bethnal-green 425 do. Peel-grove, Bethnal-grove St. Jude's Parochial Hall, Lambeth . 350 Music The premises to be used for 213, Railton-road, Herne-hill parochial purposes only. St. Lawrence Parish*-Hall, Lewisham 220 do. .. do. Holbeach-road, Catford St. Luke's Mission Hall, Hammersmith.. 430 do. Haydn-park-road St. Luke's Parochial Hall, Battersea .. 360 do. .. The hall to be used for parochial Ramsden-road, Clapham purposes only. St. Mark's Lecture Hall, Hackney .. 330 do. .. do. Colvestone-crescent St. Mary-le-Park Parish Hall, Battersea .. 200 do. .. do. Park-road St. Mildred's Hall, Lewisham ... 413 Music and do. Burnt Ash, Lee dancing St. Olave and St. John's In- Bermondsey.. Concert hall on 350 do. stitute, first floor Fair-street, Tooley-street St. Peter's Hall, Deptford .Large hall 440 Music The hall to be used for parochial _9yifleld-road, Brockley purposes only. St. Peter's Mission Hall, Wandsworth.. 230 do. [ Provisional licence only, the work Wellield-road required by the Council being still in progress.] St. Peter's Institute, Westminster Gymnasium in 9.55 Music and In case of dancing no money to be Buckinglam-palace-road basement and dancing taken at doors for admission of concert room public, and no intoxicating on first floor drinks to be sold on portion of ~Wandsworth .. premises licensed. St. Silas's Mission Hall, Camberwell . 300 Music .. Inverton-road, Peckham St. Stephen's National Schools, Lewisham .. 280 do. Jerrard-street Salle Erard, Westminster .. 200 do. 18, Great Marlborough-street Saloon, Camberwell.. 80 do. The licence only to be used for 168, Rye-lane at tables purpose of music during meals. [Provisional licence only, work required by Council not yet completed.] *Savoy Hotel. Westminster.. 300 Music and The licence to be used for purposes Victoria-embankment at tables dancing connected with hotel only. Shoreditch Public Baths, Shoreditch .. First - class 1,700 do. Pit-field-street swimming bath Clsearn d4ol, Large hall on 1,200 do first floor 350 do. The hall not to be opened on Sun- days or other days prohibited by licence for private gain or by way of trade. Gymnasium on 880 Music .. [Provisional licence only, the pre- ground floor mises not yet completed.] First floor and 180 do. The licence to be used only for basement purpose of music during meals. Assembly 323 Music and rooms dancing 15

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Part of premisesIApproxi- Name and address of Borough or city to which mate Objects Special conditions attached to Concert-hall, etc.stued licence refers seating of licence. situated. (if specified). acdtion.aIon! licence.

*Stanley Hall, Islington ... 600 Music and The premises not to be used as a Junction-road dancing music hall or casino, and no licences for the sale of intoxi- cating drinks to be applied for other than those known as " oc- casional" licences. *Star and Garter Hotel, Wandsworth ... Large room on 250 do. The premises not to be used for Lower Richmond-road, first floor purposes of a music hall or Putney casino, no drinking bars to be allowed in room, and no intoxi- cating drinks to be served or consumed in room except at dinners and private balls. Steinway Hall, St. Marylebone.. 500 Music ... 17, Lower Seymour-street Stepney Town Hall, Stepney ...... 495 Music and 240 and 241, Cable-street dancing Stoke Newington Assembly Stoke Newington 550 do. Rooms, Defoe-road Streatham Hall, Wandsworth ... 1,265 do. High-road, Streatham *Sun Music Hall, Bethnal-green ... 60 Music ... Green-street Surrey Masonic Hall, Camberwell ... 869 Music and 295, Camberwell-new-road dancing *Surrey Tavern and Oval, Lambeth Dining-roomon 300 Music ... Kennington-oval ground floor

300. *'ssex Arms, Hackney ... 140 do. 107, Culford-road "Swallow, Westminster .. 180 do. 6, Swallow-street, Piccadilly No intoxicating drinks to be con- *Swan Tavern, Islington ... Club-room on 120 do. sumed in club-room. [Provi- 125, Caledonian-road first floor sionallicence only, certain altera- tions required by Council.] Sydenham Public Hall, Lewisham ... 540 Music and No intoxicating drinks to be sold 55 and 57, Kirkdale, dancing on premises. Sydenham andstage plays *Three Crowns Tavern, Woolwich .. 220 Music and ... High-street, dancing North Woolwich Tooting Hall, Wandsworth ... 150 do. Tooting-broadway Trinity College Mission Hall, Camberwell ... Large hall and 1,186 do. The hall and rooms to be used 95, New Church-road two rooms for parochial purposes only. behind *Trocadero Restaurant, Westminster...... 19 1,011 do. The licence only to be used for Shaftesbury-avenue purposes connected with res- taurant, and in the case of dancing the rooms be used only for private parties, and no money to be taken at doors for ad- mission of public. *Tudor Hotel, Westminster ... I Grill-room Music ... The licence only to be used for 87, Oxford-street purpose of music during meals. *Tufnell Arms, Islington ... do. 162, Tufnell-park-road Tussaud (Madame) and Sons' St. Marylebone... puted do. Exhibition, Marylebone-road Music and Upper Norwood Public Hall Lambeth ... 600 Ranger-road, dancing Upper Norwood *Vale of Health Hotel, Hampstead ... Large room on 100 Music ... Hampstead ground floor tables Portion of Music and grounds dancing 16

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Borughor ityPart of premises Approxi- t Name and address of Bruoin which ct to which matesetn Object Special conditions attached to Cocet-al, tc stute. icnc rfesaccommo- oflicence, licence. Concrt-allet. stuaed. (if specified). dation.

r Vicarage Room, Battersea 220 Music The room to be used for parochial Battersea-square purposes only. Victoria Hall, Kensington 400 Music and 21, Archer-street dancing and stage- plays Wandsworth Town Hall, Wandsworth .. Hall on first 500 Music and High-street floor dancing. Wellington Hall, Islington 400 do. The premises not to be used as a Almeida-street casino, and no drinking bars to be erected in auditorium. Wellington Hall, Southwark 336 do. Etherdon-street, Walworth West Norwood Public Hall, Lambeth 530 do. Knight's-hill-road, West Norwood Whitchapel Public Baths, Stepney... ."Ground floor of 1,000 do. Goulston-street men's first class swim- ming bath *Willis' Restaurant, Westminster 250 Music The licence only to be used for 26, King-street, St. James at tables purposes connected with the restaurant.

Woolwich Polytechnic, Woolwich .. Gymnasium, . 638 Music and William-street dancing *Ye Olde Green Dragon Music Stepney... .. Hall on ground 200 Music.. Hall, floor Grosvenor-street, Limehouse, * -Plough, Battersea 160 Music and No tickets to be sold at doors, and 89, St. John's-hill dancing the place not to be used as a casino or music hall, but only for clubs and private purposes. *York Minster Music Hall, Stepney.. 230 Music.. 44, Philpot-street I I ------r I This book is a preservation facsimile produced for the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. It is made in compliance with copyright law and produced on acid-free archival 60# book weight paper which meets the requirements of ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992 (permanence of paper).

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