Cable v. State

This was an indictment under the statute of 1843, charging that the defendant, on, &c., and thenceforth, &c., at, &c., kept a disorderly house called a Tippling house, in which, during all the time aforesaid, he was in the constant practice of selling spirituous liquors without license, to be drunk about and in his house; and that he was then and there in the habit of gathering together, during the time aforesaid, a large number of noisy, drunken people, who in the day and at night kept quarrelling, fighting, &c., to the great annoyance and disturbance of the people residing there, &c.,…