Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-31 00:00:00

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to them, were these the qty
the bench L

t of the pOblie

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of Another in Brenswiek-strmt—analier partnershipr.;
and they would lift say that these were to be entirety
in the hands of one pencil. His worship in
the chair. and a number of gentlemen there, tab,
.knee the old plan of signing warrants •of
ejeetnienL The t,.man that multi not ;et the
license the last time. had Twit

person., int this prittriple, 'that by g

months' :notice, lie °Mild turn -out and walk in
himself. He had no doubt that- thbm were
equally ;anzions to give that plum a thoense,, and he
would rejoifte to see it; but there WAS -notone .of them
there would give it umkr the ciremastauces that were
now brought loefore thea. Their elsatirmaik had thun-.
dered out Jristendemnation—not Once, 'but frequently,

is a new mode,of

wrong down came
the "three' .ineMlis' notice, tlien came the bailiffs, out
relit the mass Child, and in 'came Mr. gorrish:
AU that was further to be said was, that the methorial
presented by. Mr, Child, asking for a liceuse for himself
--yoit canna clothe it up and spit was a misstatcment—
this memorial was signed &fore the articles of partner-
ship were concluded;

A.SPINALL

Life did not

ay anything of, the

Mr. BAETHERTON believed he did; but now that it
had come 'before their worships, he would like to know
what a partner would say in going-,into partnership
when he was asked to sign a warrant of attorney that
he might be kicked down stairs any day.-
Tithebarn-street, James itidwell, No. 46
pearance, and struck oat

ap-

CASTLE-STREET • WARD
Brunswick-street, George Grist, No; 8, supported by
Mr. Aspinall.
Mr. BRETHEwroN—Another.partnership; another do. RODNEY-STREET WARD,
Mr. ASPIN ALL said the magistrates had listened with Blackburn-street, Thomas-Powell, No:2 ; supported
great attention to Mr. Bretherton, . and he hoped he by Mr. C. Aspinall, and opposed by Mr. Bretherton.
would not be interrupted. Catherine-street, William Dewhurst, No. 2, opposed
The CHAIRMAN answered that he had a great desire to by -Mr. Bremner.
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save time • but, for his own part, he would listen to him Crown-street, Susannah Sutton, No. 296, supported
with pleasure for a week. , by Mr. C. • : •

Upper Pitt-street, John Stephens, No. 65 ; no appear-
awe,

Mr. ASPINALL then went on to say that lie supported Lowther-street, Joseph . Green, supported by Mr.
Mr. Grist, who was the owner of the Atlantic Hotel in Campbell.
Brunswick-street, and one paragraph in the memorial Mount-pleasant, Matthew Baiendale, unsupported
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'which.
,ho was about to hand to the bench was quite .and unopposed.
enough,to speak as to the character of tlinman.. - 'lt was . Mount-pleasant, William Corlet, No. 14, in person
signed by a number of gentlemen. In that case the premises lie stated. that he wanted a license for a +,---- -
were very large, the rental of
,which was £330 annually. The CriaiiirAig—T
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There was also a difference between that and the last a license to sell temperance.
application which- he .iupPerted,, and that: iris, . the , Applicant--,--No, your Worship ,
present one had a mil& larger scope of apartments. ancc ;: it does not pay. , (Renewpd layer
One very large room was occupied as a commercial news gr. ' 'JEFFEItY-i-YOUT opinion of ten
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-In, f- V— - • ~ .

am surprised to hear you ask for
(Laughter.)

or .ue convenience of the corn Merchants in teetotalism. - You mean to sell in moderation.
Brunswick-street, and' there were a great 'number • of, . APPLICANT—:That's just it, your worship.
subscribers to the room. He had no doubt ho would be told Parliament-place Geo. W. Wadham, .No., 11,
that Mr. Grist was a partner with Mr. MJrrish ; but he Pilgrim-street, Richard Roberts, No.
would show that he was the proprietor, and held . Rice-street, Edward Jones; No. 11.
a note from Mr. George-Holt, accepting him as tenant.
It was perfectly ridiculous to say that,: because , Mr.
Grist was connected with another gentleman, the
bailiffs would come and hurl him or Mr. Child into the
street, and Mr. Morrish would just step in in-his room.
They would first have to come before the- bench, and
everything that was done with the license must be done
with the sanction of their. worships.
The applicant was then sworn, and stated that he had
no capital, but had been taken into partnership. by Mr.
Morrish. lie had no share in any other place except
the Atlantic. He had signed a warrant of ejectment at
three months' notice.

into court, -the chairman announced that a ,license was
granted to Su*annali Sutton, and all the; others were re-
fused. Ike asked if Aaron Williams was in. eourt. Some
questions were put to Mr;WilliainS,Telathe to his haying'
an interest in other public-houses than_ those he had
acknowledged to. Mr. Williams said he haid.told them
all he was
.interestcd in. The case was' further adjourned
till to-day.

ation of

magistrate

Cable-street, A. D. D. G. Rutliven, Nos. 3 and 5
No appearance ; struck out. •

C.

Cable-street, John iloulgate, No. 25, supported by
Mr. Snowball.

Dale-street,.George Saul, No. 46, supported by Mr
Cobb.

Manchester-street, Lucy Wilkie, .corner of Old Hay-
.lviarket, in lieu of a licensed house in Harrington-street,
pulled-down, supported by 'Mr. C. Aspinall.
Union-court; Castle-street, John Wilson, No. 3, sup-
ported by Mr. C. Aspinall.
Mr. GLADSTONE expressed his satisfaction at Mr.
Wilson's character, and with the place of business: '
The magistrates then retired, and on their 'return
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me mamma said the license was granted to John Wil-
son, Union-court, Castle-street, and all the rest were
refused.

ST.' PETER'S WARD,

'&therton

t,. Thomas Denton, No. 32, in lieu o:

opposed by Mr. Bremner.
The bench at once decided on refusing the application.
Fleet-street, Winifred Davis, No. 65 ; opposed by
Mr. Bremner, and unsupported.
The CILURMAN said be would save her the time of
waiting, as the benCh refused to entertain the applica-

Hanover-street, Samuel Brand, No. 6 ; struck out
in consequence of no person appearing
School-lane, Joseph Heath, No.

28, corner of

Paradise•
Mr. BuErnmrrox said he appeared for the applicant,
Joseph Heath, to get a license for the premises known
as the Colosseum. The premises had been opened for
nine years, and had been visited by about 150,000
people annually, or, during that time. one r."

;-street.