The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-16 00:00:00

TRANSFER OF PUBLICANS' LICENSES.

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Yhursday being transfer day for publicans' licenses,
Messrs. Holme and G. Maxwell, magistrates, presided
in the Nisi Fritts Court for that purpose. There were
forty three applications. The following were granted :
From Samuel C. Wittingham, Bachelor street, to Tho—
mas Stephens; Elizabeth Pritchard, Benn's gardens, to
Joseph Watton ; Simon Cowell, Bevington Bush, to Tho-
mas Smith ; Richard Bradley, same street, to Thomas
Beetleson ; James Molyneaux, Bispham street, to John
Lee ; Jas. W. Kearnes, Blackstock street, to Robert Wood-
fine ; Thomas Smith, Castle street, Kirkdale, to Simon
Cowell ; Wm. Blundell, Cheapside, to Edward Reed ; W.
R. lteelis, College lane, to Wm. W. Archibald ; David
Bird, Crosshalt street, to W. A. Mathewson ; Anne
Dewhurst, Cunliffe street, to David Bird ; Rich-
ard Spring, Dale street, to Thomas Simpson ;
William Brown, Earle street, to Joseph Albison ; Elizabeth
Owens, Gloucester street, to William Clarkson ;
Clarkson, Great Howard street, to George B. Bernard ;
Edward Penfield (dead), to Margaret Penfield ; Thomas
Brown, Jordan street, to Henry Simpson ; Joseph Digge,
Longville street, to Joseph Booth ; William Thompson,
Maddox street, to G. C. Newman ; William Jones,

Maghull street, to Thomas Fawkes; Thomas Foster (dead),
Maryhone, to Sarah Foster; Maria Tuckey, Mersey street,
to William Jones ; Elizabeth France, Milk street, to Thos.
Carroll John Partington, Mill street, to Daniel Ellis;
John Bradshaw, New Bird street, to Richard Thomas;
James Howley, Norfolk street, to George Fazakerley ; Thos.
Tyler, Park lane, to Joseph Digge ; Frederick Cape], Park
street, to Wm. Davenport, Caroline Harrison,Peter's lane, to
John Hawking ; K. Morris, Pitt street, to 0-. Huller ;
Joseph Pritchard, Preston street, to Francis Kelly ; Robert
Forrister, Rainford gardens, to Maria Tuckey ; Dorothy
Machell, Renshaw street, to Richard Roberts; Robert
Dunderdale, Scotland road, to Mary Parker; John Mausley,
Scotland road, to Mary Fowler ; John Deane (dead),
Simpson street, to Mary Anne Deane • James Lund, Sir
Thomas' buildings, to Richard Swinback ; George Rogers,
Stanley street, to Catherine Hughes; Martin Bromley
(dead), Suffolk street, to Agnes Bromley ; Mary Evans,
Tithebarn street, to Joseph Moss; Alexander M'Fee,
Vauxhall road, to John P. Stephen ; William Sheriff,
Warren street, to Frederick Caple ; Thomas Beetleson,
Whitecbapel, to Isabella Johnston.

THE BISHOPRIC OF CARLISLE.—VaTiOIIS rumours
are floating ablut in reference to the appointment of a
succesor ft) the late Right Rev. Dr. Percy in the bishop-
ric of Carlisle. The most general opinion is, that it will be
conferred upon the Rev. Dr. C. J. Vaughan, Head Master
of Harrow School, where Lord Palmerston was educated.
The Lord Chancellor is said to he desirous of obtaining
the appointment for the Rev. Henry Mackenzie, M.A.,
for Tinny years vicar of the metropolitan pariah of St.
Martin's-in-the-fields. Amongst the names of other
persons freely mentioned are those of the Venerable
Archibald Tait, D.D Dean of Carlisle, the Rev.
Arthur P. Stanley, 'M.A., canon of Canterbury
prevailsla iCtho i
Ps t
that
(a son of the late Bishop of Norwich), the Hon.
and Rev. M. Villiers, canon of St. Paul's
and Rector of St; George's Bloomsbury (a brother of
Albert
ofLord Clarendon) ,• and the Very Rev. Dr. Liddell, Dean
hnea
therc h ,
bishopric Oxford.
hasA t
be
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Cambridgeori.er
ead rumourto tthe
Rev. Dr. Philpott, Master of Catherine's Hall, and chap-
.