The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-10 00:00:00

LICENSING SESSION.

Yesterday the magistrates held a session for the
tranfer of publican's licenses. The following magi-
strates presided—Messrs. J. H. Turner, Booth, and J.
B. Lloyd.
APPLICATION FOR A REMOVAL - Mr. Kendall, of
Waterloo-road, applied to have his license removed
from that place to a house in Byrom-street, on the
ground that the house in Waterloo-road was dilapidated,
and that he could not therefore carry en his business.
A gentleman who said he appeared for the Bank of
Liverpool, opposed the application, and said there was
a lease in which there was a clause, that when possession
was given up, the license was to remain. The applicant
had given up absolute possession, and therefore could
not claim the removal. The applicant said the Bank
was only the mortgagees of the premises, and he bad
laid out large sums of money on it, and all he required
was the license, which he had already purchased. The
representative of the Dank said the applicant had been
forgiven the rent, in consequence of the state of the
house. The applicant contended that he had a right to
the removal. In reply to Mr. Wybergh, the applicant said
the slates were off the house. Mr. Wybergh did not
the cause sufficient to have the application granted
under the act. The magistrates cohsulted, and then
refused to grant the aulicatiah.
Mr. Bremner appeaied for Mr. George Clements, who
claimed a license under the 14th section of the act. It

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appeared that the applicant is the owner of a house in
Greenland-street, and that the tenant became insolvent
some time ago, and the assignee tried to sell the interest,
but could not, and' then gave rkp, possession to Mr.
Clements, who now wanted, the license in his own name
until he could sell ox clispase of the house. The license
was granted,
The following transfers were granted :—John Mier),
Argyle-street, to B. Johnston ; Anne Bolger, Basnett-
street,
to Mary Lee ; William Copstake, Broughtwl"
street, to Thomas Woodhead ; James Rutledge, Mack-
stone-street, to H. B. Smith ; John Vulford,
Bolton-
street, to Charles Williamson:, francis Barrington,
Byrom-street, to J. IT lAarrington ; Patrick Grady,
Cheapside, to j,oAeph Park ; Maryann Candy, Church-
alley, to James Johnston ; C. J. Martin, ciaytou-square,
to Emily Martin; James Howarth, College-lane, to T.
Beley; Jesse Turner, Crosshall-street, to David
Edwards; Hannah Lowe, Dale-street, to W. Copstake;
Thomas Jones, Danson-street, to Thom,* W. gu.ghes ;
Henry Thompson, Drury-lane, to Th()°. Cowan ; Richard
L. Crane, Ellwood,street,, to, peter Richards ; Benjamin
Robinson, Everten-village, to J. J. A,lliugliam ; Han-
nah Edwards Frederick-street, to Isaac Edwards ;Porter Thos.
Thorp, Gibraltar-row, to Joseph Cook ; William
(dead), Great Charlotte-street, to Mary Porter ; Jane
Parr, Great George-street, to William Smith ; Joseph
Anton, Great Homer-street, to Richard Midgeley ;
Anne Cleary, Hanover-street, to John Cleary ; Maria
Raby, Harford-street, to Margaret Barlow ; William
Wild, Hood-street, to
,IDcaniel Wild ; Joseph Hasietm,
Horatio-street,
to W. C. Reynolds ; Henry Hargreaves,
Hunter-street, ,
to Rebecca Healy ; ;1114.e P. Pickup,
King-street, Farkdale, to Joseph Cliitten ; Mary Lee,
Kirkdale-road, to John
Find;, Mary A. Glover, Laurel-
street,
to Mary a_,Tr George Chatham, Lawton-
street,
to Wi1112.,M Ategerson ; E. E. Barandon, Lime-
street, to Janos Raines ; John Percival, Lord-street, to
Frank }Arrington ; Stephen Jones, Marble-street, to
George West ; James Richardson, Melville-place, to
John-Foster; Patrick Mulligan, Milk-street, to Joseph
Hacking.

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