"Public Morals" formed the subject of a conference held on Monday at Sunderland. It was agreed to memorialise the town council, asking them to adopt a bye-law to provide that no representative of the liquor traffic, including brewers, publicans and grocers holding licences, should be appointed to the Watch Committee of the corporation.
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