The museum is currently in the throes of being moved from rooms in the town hall to premises at the Palais de Beaux-Arts at Place du Manege, and will not be fully operational until 2012.
But it might well be no, especially if you are eating in a dining hall on the premises of a state college, or if you are in a dry county, or, of course, if you are in Mormon country.
"I like my privacy," begins "Peep Hall," a story premised on a lonely man's discovery of a Web site featuring intimate live transmission of the doings of a houseful of attractive young women -- who happen to live in his own neighborhood.
Calls were excluded if the caller was aged less than 16; name and address details were incomplete; the call was not the first one made by the caller during the study period; the address was not unique to a household e.g. business premises, student halls of residence; or if the caller had opted out of participating in research.
"There were originally around 600 families but when Rio won the Olympics pressure from city hall to vacate the premises intensified," Florence said.
On 9 May 1885, at the age of 15, Lloyd made her professional solo stage début at the Grecian music hall (in the same premises as the Eagle Tavern), under the name "Matilda Wood".
Why not treat halls of residence much like commercial premises, with one licence covering all rooms?
All the excavated material will be kept and made available to the scientific community in appropriate premises adjoining the hall where the wreck will be on display.
Open a British Hall of Tax in grand premises: the public can walk through galleries past portraits of the most notable supporters of HMRC, inspiring words from them, what their money helped to buy – a celebration of wealth put to our social benefit.
Tavern owners, therefore, often annexed buildings adjoining their premises as music halls.
