A NECESSITY }
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We believe that, originally, licenses were
given for public houses on the ground Of ne
cessity--that is, for the accommodation Of ira
vellers. Now, we do not pretend to say that
TOO many houses Of this kind are licensed, al
though we may, at a future time, express our
opinions on the subject, but we merely, al
present, remark that a strong man can stand


on the market house, and with sling Of twine


and leather, strike at least dozen. Oh, how


many travellers there are---to ruin ct. m