The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-27 00:00:00

TRANSFER OF LICENSES.

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Yesterday, Messrs. J. H. Turner and J. Stitt eat I-,, t
of
Crown Court, Chapel street, to hear applications for train
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publicans' licenses. The following were granted :7-`'l"-te
Backhouse, Banietre street, to John' Charters; Ellen '93,11
Bath street, to W. H. Langham ; Mary Kermode, Be",eTh
s.reet, to Richard Bailly ; Jonathan Andus, Berosford st'.4
to J. Warriner ; Edward Bennett, Breck street. to Gee 7
Hulston ; Maria Turkey, Byrom street, to Edward Gartbr.c
ruby ; Sarah Ann Hill, Chapel street, to John Ellis; Wito
Henderson (dead), Chisenhale street, to George C. Toot L." 0
Henderson, Clayton square, to Donald M'Donald ; Jo S.
Ashlery, Commutation row, to 'Joshua Sanford ; William et
Ranson, Cottenham street, to • Mary Ranson ; John Dalill
Greenland street, to Philip Ashton ;` E. H. Buxton, ~t a
street, to Catherine Buxton; Rebecca Wallace, Hoag" °0
street, to John Hayes ; Patrick Roche, Jordan street/ to
Catherine M'Allister; W. H. Pendlebury, King street.'
Mary A. Keggett ; John Dutton, Lambert street, fo.n.siliot
Sharp:- John Thomas, Leigh street, to Walter Scott; l'"""
4 Kent, 'Lydia Anne street, to Elizabeth Kent ; Johns
Mersey street, to Charles Morrison ; James Kavanagh, g.e:-
street, to Edward Jones ; William Stopforth, Milk streets-
Patrick Mulligan ; George Smith, Oldhall street, to A ,te
Jules Mott ; Joseph Degae, Park lane, to Samuel Motto/
Louis Evans, Pembroke street, to Jane Wright; Henry MA_
Pitt street. to Robert Raby ; Elizabeth Jones, Portland sg'';„,
to George Dirret; Lawrence, St. Andrew street, tea;
Smith ; Fraccis Ellis, St. Andrew street, to J. T. SW
William Cross, John's lane, to William Holt ; Mary fig,
gerald, Sawney Pope street, to George Elston ; Wa2f:ol
Scotland place, to William Towerson ; Elizabeth Par,'"""sit
Sherwood street, to W. H. Lovelady; John Heally' g',
Thomas Buildings, to Rebecca Heally; W. H. Love"-tot
Stancliffe street, to William Waterhouse; John Atherh-,11
Vauxhall road, to George Haley ; John Charters, 015"

road, to Edward Eares.

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The average production of the Australian gold mitebooS
now be estimated at £13,000,000 per annum, of whio'

511,000,000 is exported.—kining Journal: ff
The Board of Trade has directed a court of enCitlit,':. °!
be held on the loss of the new iron ship City of Madr`jr-i 0'
Glasgow, for Calcutta, which got on shore on the rtt
Mark, near Portpatrick, on the 2nd inst., and
since gone to pieces.
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ASSISTANT BARRISTERSHIP OF THE COUNTY co-'
We understand that this important office has beeg..belo
ferred on Thomas O'Hagan, Esq., Q.C. In. the ;lore
range of the Irish bar, a better, more gratifying, and opt'
popular selection could not have been mi.de. The aPPT, Ito
ment is highly creditible to the government ; an' wbe,7ollll
consider the consummate ability, the zeal and impar;tl
which has characterised thc conduct of Mr. O'FlagatEl deless important office of Assistant Barrister for Longior 0 tbe
have no doubt the selection will prove as beneficial toot.
interests of justice as it is creditable to the governof
It would be supererogatory to dwell on the great 1ne.,,,f1001a,
Mr. O'Hagan. Ile has established a character which ,'ooeo
grace a more exalted office, and ere long it is to be 'V to
that the government will avail itself of his servic%iid
discharge higher functions. Who is to succeed histolo
Longford is yet doubtful, but, as we have before iniiniboie,
the appointment of Mr. T. K. Lowry is not itnr°hat hi°
Without entering into rival claims, we should say tßortbf
appointment would prove highly popular in the the
where be has long devoted his time and Manity t-
Liberal cause.—Freeman's Journal.