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PRINCE ALBERT INN/ WINDMILL INN, MT. THORLEY In 1843 William
Cook announced that he was commencing business
at 'The Windmill' Inn halfway between Black Creek
and Jerry's Plains. 34. This had formerly been the house of Phillip Thorley. 47 Morris Magney was
granted the publican's license for the 'Prince Albert
Inn' at Mt. Thorley in 1845. He had previously
been innkeeper at the Robin Hood Inn
at Jerry's Plains. The Prince Albert was considered a comfortable
stage from Black Creek and Jerry's Plains. Magnay
promised every comfort to accommodate the public at
a very economical charge. He boasted a choice
collection of wine, ale, porter and spirits from
one of the first house in Sydney. Stockyards for
sheep and cattle were provided. 26.
In 1847 at the annual licensing meeting attended by
Magistrates James Glennie and William Russell,
Morris Magney's application to transfer the license
from the 'Windmill Inn' to the
Queen Victoria' at Glennie's Creek was
accepted. 27 Later Morris Magney moved to Newcastle where he took
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