| Description | Notice dated 7 September 1868 given by William Groves to the Justices who acted for the division of Allertonshire at the General Annual Licensing Meeting held at Northallerton on 26 August 1868. Groves intends to appeal at the next Quarter Sessions against the refusal by the Justices to grant him a licence to sell excisable liquors to be drunk on his premises. His premises has stabling for 14 horses and is situated in the middle of the cattle fair, and the refusal of the Justices to grant him a licence was unfair
Recognizance dated 8 September 1868 made by William Groves of the township of Northallerton beer house keeper for his appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to appeal against the refusal of the Justices acting for the Petty Sessional division of Allertonshire to grant him a licence to sell excisable liquors
Recognizance dated 8 September 1868 made by William Warrior chemist and druggist and George Flintoff butcher, both of the township of Northallerton, for the appearance of William Groves of the township of Northallerton beer house keeper at the next Quarter Sessions to appeal against the refusal of the Justices acting for the Petty Sessional division of Allertonshire to grant him a licence to sell excisable liquors |