It wasn't until 1695 that John Locke successfully argued for the abolition of the licensing acts but that wasn't the end of state attempts to control the press.
In 1695 Parliament failed to renew the Licensing Acts, and as a result, the press were free to print material attacking the government.
She confirmed that the government will change the Licensing Act.
To discourage these entertainments, a licensing act was passed in 1751.
The Licensing Act need not exempt sex encounter establishments from requiring their own licence type.
That is partly because of the 2003 Licensing Act, the most important parts of which came into force this week.
Joseph Tydings, a Democratic senator from Maryland who had introduced a Firearms Registration and Licensing Act, was running for reëlection.
Cheetham says the Gangmasters Licensing Act, passed in 2004 after the tragedy, hasn't changed things much.
The 2003 Licensing Act states that a successful premises licence applicant does not require any other licence.
Until the repressive Licensing Act of 1737, he had enjoyed a reputation as the author of satirical burlesques.
