...ip 337. 8o INSECURITY OF THE STREETS. Ch. 14. Act was passed, in. 1752. It is entitled, ' An Act for Better Preventing Thefts and Robberies, and for Regulating Places of Public Entertainment, and Punishing Persons keeping Disorderly Houses.' The principal provisions rendered a license from the...

...political corruption and the loose examples of the higher orders of society. lu 1752 an Act was passed "for the better preventing thefts and robberies, and...for regulating places of public entertainment, and for punishing people keeping disorderly houses." In the same year an Act was abo passed, directing...

...certainly will not be pleased to learn, that they hold their licenses under an Act entitled " An Act for the better preventing Thefts, and Robberies, and...for regulating Places of Public Entertainment and punishing Persons keeping Disorderly Houses." The first clause in the Act deals directly with the question...

...defendants, on, &c., were, &c., indebted to the plaintiff in the sura of 20/., being forfeited by an act, *" for the better preventing thefts and robberies, and...for regulating places of public entertainment, and punishing pejsons keeping disorderly houses," whereby, and by force of the statute in that case made...

...public attention, and produced long and agitating debates in both Houses. In 1752 an Act was passed " for the better preventing thefts and robberies, and...for regulating places of public entertainment, and for punishing people keeping disorderly houses." This enactment appears to have in .some degree been...

...character of the age. A few advertisements of the day will abundantly prove. The Act is entitled "An Act for the better preventing Thefts and Robberies, and for regulating Places of Public Entertainments, and punishing Persons keeping Disorderly Houses." The first clause recites, "that the...

...public attention, and produced long and agitating debates in both Houses. In 1752 an Act was passed " for the better preventing thefts and robberies, and...for regulating places of public entertainment, and for punishing people keeping disorderly houses;" This enactment appears to have in some degree been...

...c. 19, and the clauses relating to the management of these places of amusement were part of an Act "for the better preventing thefts and robberies, and...for regulating places of public entertainment, and punishing persons keeping disorderly houses." It owes its origin to a pamphlet published by the celebrated...

...of His late Majesty King George the Second, chapter 25 G. 2. c. 36. thirty-six, intituled " An Act sement describing shortly the nature of the undertaking in respect of which the lands entertain" ment, and punishing persons keeping disorderly houses," it is provided that any house, room,...

...of London and Westminster, as defined by the 2nd section of the 25 Geo. 2. c. 36, intituled " An Act for the better preventing thefts and robberies, and...for regulating places of public entertainment and ponishing persons keeping disorderly houses)," without a license from the last preceding Michaelmas...