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As noted above, there were five licensed premises in 1900.
A licensed premises in the town still bears the name of the movie.
Drinking alcohol in public outside of licensed premises is not allowed.
There are five licensed premises in the village three of which have regular opening hours.
When the club first opened as licensed premises in 1960, it had a capacity of some 1,650 people.
"Do I get another drink or have we heft licensed premises?"
Such canteens are not licensed premises within the meaning at the Act.
In 2007 there were 13 licensed premises on North Hill.
Now there are two licensed premises in the village.
Seek improvements in all licensed premises and throughout the brewing industry.
It operated as licensed premises from 1897 until 1981.
I suppose it's legal for me to go in licensed premises?'
It also has a gym, two restaurants, a coffee bar, and licensed premises.
It is illegal to drink alcohol in public (apart from licensed premises).
The law concerning children on licensed premises is unsatisfactory in many respects.
The result is inconvenience and confusion to families who wish to visit licensed premises.
Today it is still produced and is widely available through most licensed premises.
Visitors can consume alcohol in opened containers on licensed premises.
Open liquor is not permitted except in private residences or on licensed premises.
Restrictive covenants are sometimes used in relation to the future use of licensed premises.
The Cabaret system started in 1940 and was designed to prevent people of "bad character" from working on licensed premises.
Zoning Proposals for licensed premises in the city centre.
There were five licensed premises and a windmill in addition to the watermill.
It is the only licensed premises in Carrick and has been operated as a hotel for the entire of its history.
It previously had as many as 11 and held the record for most number of licensed premises per capita.