The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-22 00:00:00

TRANSFER OF 'PUBLICANS' LICENSES.

Yesterday, the following magistrates sat in the court
in Chapel-street, for the purpose, of granting transfers
of publicans' licenses —Messrs. Turner, Earle, Hough-
ton, Hutchison, Aikin, Booth, Jeffery, and Sheil.
A discussion arose on the question of a removal
a license from Mersey-street to a house in Dale-street,
corner of Hackin's-hey, belonging to Mr. Robinson, as
there was an informality in the notice. The case was
therefore not gone into.

The following removal was granted :—From Cross-
hall-street to Netherfield-road, for Richard Stirzaker.
The following transfers were then granted :—William
B. Wishan, to Richard Barton, Brownlow-hill; R. B.
Bayley, to Eliza Bayley, Cable-street ; Elizabeth
Fletcher (dead), to Rachel Fletcher, Cockspur-street ;
William Hewitt (dead), -to Rose M. Hewitt, Colling-
wood-street; William Lister, to Jane Dennison, Cun-
life-street ; W. T. Todd, to J. Taylor, Dale-street;
David Warriuer, to J. Fothergill, Dickson-street ;
Margaret Edwards, to Win. Howe, Fazakerley-street ;
Sydney Smith, to Betsey Thompson, Galton-street ;
Henry Proctor, to William Proctor, Crosshall-street
Thomas Cowburn, to Edward Haigh, Great Crosshall-
street ; Ann Jones, to William Atkinson, Great Howard-
street; John M'Carthy, to William Lund, Great How-
ard-street ; John Parkinson, to Henry Proctor, Hatton-
garden ; James Joss to James Fletcher, Hughes-street ;
Elizabeth Thomas, to Robert Heap, James-street ; John
Dodd, to James Lund, London-road ; Robert Hodgson,
to Joseph Burrows, -Milk-street ; Cuthbert Gaulton, to
John Beattie, Mould-street ; Thomas Wareing (dead),
to Mary Wareing, Mulberry-street ; George H. Robin-
son, to W. J. Coffee, Oldhall-street ; Richard Walmsley,
to John Senior, Park-lane ; Thomas Amstead, to J.
Wynne, Paul-street ; John Drake, to Sohn Hignett,
Pitt-street ; Phebe Lynch, to E. C. How, Pleasant-
street; John Heroy, to Eliza Biwa% Preston-street;
Eliza Orfeur, to Alexander Gladstone, Redeross-street;
John Parrington, to James Parker, Regent-street; Chas.
Pugh, to David Warriner, Richmond-row; Jokn Har-
rison, to Margaret Bownan, St. Anne-street ; Amelia
Cropper, to James Wright, St. Andrew-street.

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.-YESTERDAY

(Before 'Mr. J. AIKEN.)
~ WAITING FOR MARY I "

Thomas Halls, a young man, who stated that he had re-
cently been working at Deptford, for the Government, and was
now employed in one of our docks here, was charged under
the following circumstances : From the evidence of a respect-
able female named Agnes Mitchell,
that early onGre Wednes at Nelson-
court, Scotland-road, it appeared day
morning she heard a noise down stairs, and on going down,
she saw the prisoner standing at a table ; he was rather tipsy
at the time, and on asking him what brought him there, he
replied, "waiting for Mary." It seemed he had got into the
house by, forcing in a shutter. In reply to the magistrate, the
witness said she had no " Mary" in the house : there were
only two children in the place. The prisoner was remanded
until inquiries could be made about him.
STEALING BUTTER.
John Kelly was charged with having stolen a firkin of butter
from the Dublin Steam Packet Company, value Dl ss. It
appeared that a large quantity of butter was landed from one
of the boats on the Clarence-dock quay, and that the prisoner
came from the boat, took up a firkin of butter, and was
walking off with it. He was stopped for want of a pass, and
given into custody, when it was found he was stealing the
butter.