The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-08 00:00:00

TRANSFER OF 131:117LICANS LICENSER.

Yesterday being the half quarterly transfer day of
publicans licences, Messrs Holme and Sheil sat to decide
the applications. The following were granted :—John
Neville, Adlington street, to Richard Parkinson; Thomas
Sutton, Athol-street ; 'to Isaac Davis ; Patrick Daly
Bachelor-street, to Maria Fox; Margaret Brooks, Bailey-
street, to John Waugh ; William Robinson, Bankfield-
street, to James M'Cab sin ; James Hughs.s, Bedford-street,
to Joseph Gray ; John Whittle; .Bootle-lane, to Thomas
Fisher; Ellen Holmes, Cable street, to Patrick Sullivan;
Jane Tate, (died) Cases-street, to Elizabeth Tate; Edward
Reed, Cheapsi le, to jams Wilder; Henry Edwards,
Cleveland-square, t 4 William Bradley ; W. Ward,
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Copperas-hill, to John Hilton ; Thomas Briscoe, Cum-
berland- s re et, to William Norris ; Michel Lynch, Cunliff
street, to William Colqpitt ; Anthony M'Kenzie, Dale-st.,
to J. Kitchen ; T. Hanlon, Daly-street, to Richard Pike ;
Thomas Wilson, Dickenson•street, to Louisa Dause ;
Thomas Pallin, Drury-lane, to John Archer ; Samuel
Boardman (deceased), Fontenoy-street, .to Thomas Shep-
pard ; James Kelly, Fontenoy-street, to Hugh Owen ;
George Murray, Frederick-street, to Mr. J. Pearson ;
Anne Rberts (deceasEd), George-street, to Margaret
French ; William Brown,' Gilbert-street, to George Lan-
caster; Thomas Greenwood, Gildart's Gardens, to John
Ball ; Richard Pike, Great Crosshall-street, to John
lltt`Philmore ; William Lane' ;deceased), Great Homer-
street, to Anne Lane ; Anne Jones, Hanover-street, to
Robert O'Brien ; Mary Sailier, Hood-street, to Hugh
Byrne ; Joseph Peat, Jordan-street, to Samuel Harring-
ton ; Ruth Davis, Lad-lane, to Eliza Formby ; William
Byrne, Lanton-street, to Pierce Flemming; Alfred Slator,
Lanton-street, to Edward Lamprrd • Robert Cain, Lime-
kiln-lane, to Wm Barclay; Thos, Laurey, Mundy.street,
to Wm. Bramby; Eliza Green, Parliament-street to Robert
Hyde ; Evan HentleY, Peach-street, to William, Drennan ;
James Blackman, Rathbone-street, to James Reilly ; John
C. M'Kenzie, Rathbotte-street, to James Scott; B. Oddy,
Regent-street, to William Elkin ; George Berry, Richmond-
street, to James Cooke; John Barnes, St. Martin's-street,
to John L'ulford ; Anne Hasioy, Seabrow, to Robert Watts;
Thomas Hughes, Smithfield-street, to George Williams ;
Henry Fletcher, Stanley-street, to Richard Parken ; David
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Priest, Stanhope-street to Thomas Greenwood • Thomas
Aiton, Thomas-street, to John Paterson ; James Wallbrid ge,
Waterloo-road, to John Prest ; William Seaga; White-
chapel, to Jaaeph Southall.

Be ting :-5 to 4 agst Lovela, 3 to 1 agst Commotion,
7 to 1 agst Sir Colin, 8 to 1 agst Strathnaver, and 10 to 1
agst any other. Considerable delay occurred in getting
them off ; Loyola took a good lead at. starting, Sir Cohn
lying second to the coming-in chair, when Commotion ran
into the second place. This order was maintained to
about the half—mile post, where Strathnaver became third.
Rounding the last turn Loyola was beaten, Strathnaver
taking up the running. Coming down the distance War-
dermarske made his effort, but failed to reach Strath—
rimier, who won by half a length; two lengths between
the second and third, Commotion beating Loyola three
lengths for fourth place. In passing the Stand the first
tihn', J. Osborne was thrown off Glede Hawk and severely
"wined, the horse going the whole of the distance, and
'eanle in first.
'the SCURRY HANDICAP -of ssovs each, with 3050v5
added, for all ages. Three quarters of a mile.-15 subs.
12 Lord Ribblesdale's ch c Centurion. 3yrs
2 nir. E vans's ch f Miss Nightingale, 3yrs
7 4 Mr. Cameron's b f Spinet. 3 yrs Foidham 3
7 0 Cap-. White's b t Queen of the East, 3 ps.
8 2 Mr. T. Walker's br g Bold Bucciengh, 4yrs ...... 0
7 6 Me. Leach's br f P,ince's Mixture, 4yrs D. HirAhes o
7 4 mr. Taylor's b c schce.der, 3yrs.
7 0 Mr. b g The Cripple, 4yrs. J Foster o
6 10 Load Cdtstsi field nos ch c by Stultz —Gentle Kitty,
3yrs ......
6 16 Mr. Bo d's b c Yorkshireman, 3 yrs .... Rothera 0
6 6 11 . :;mither's br c satu,n, 3 yrs
510 Mr. Nh,r, is's bf by Tearaway —All's Well-3 yrs Grimmer 0
5 2 Mr. Harvey's b g Chester, 35,15
An'indifferent start. Bold Buccleugh made the running
to the distance, where Centurion came to the front, and,
after a beautiful race won by a head ; two lengths between
the second and third ; bad fourth.
The CHESHIRE WELTER CUP of 100sovs in specie, by
subscription of 20sov8 each, loft, with 50sovs added. To
be ridden by Members or Sons of Members of White's,
Brooke's, Boodle's, the Jockey Club, Goodwood, Heaton
Park, Eglinton Park, Bibury, Southdown, or Liverpool
Runt Clubs, or qualified as for the Corinthian Stakes at
Curragh, and Officers on full pay in the Army and
Jockies allowed to ride on carrying 51b extra.
The' Oriner of any Handicap of the value of 100sovs
clear, aft,-.r the publication of the weights, to carry Mb,
and the wlnNr of the Trades' Cup 101 b extra, but not to
be accumulatiVe. The winner to give 2 doz of Champagne
to the Members or this race. Grosvenor course.-15 subs,
7 of whom declared And pay ssovs each.
Thumb, 4yrs ............ Mr. Edwards 1
9 7 Mr. Saxon's b g Tom
9 9 Mr. T. Parr's ch c Sir Co!in, 3yrs .Wells 2
9 4 %it'. Morris' b c Coduington, 3yrs Mr. G. L. T.iomp.on 3
10 9 Mr. B .rber's hr c Prince of Oran:o, 4yrs ... Capt. Little 4
10 1 Mr. W. Day's bh December, syrs A. Day 5
9 12 M. J. Hawkins' b f The Shadow, 4yrs • .. Knott 6
Won cleverly.

LATEST BETTING.
DERBY.
11 to 1 agst Azenal (taken)
11 ... 1 .. M.D (taken)

BIRTHS.
On the 7th inst., the wife of I. Parry, Req., Bootle, of a daughter.
On the Ist inst., at Guernsey, the wife of the Rev. J. Davenport
ICelly, of a son.

MARRIAGES
On the 7th inst., at Nestor, by the Rev. J. M. Gi'lington, Henry,
*inn of ntr. Wm. Johnson, of Gayton, to Elizabeth, fifth daughter of
Mr. John Watkin, of Yew-tree House, Neston, C eshire.
On the 2nd inst., at St. Luke's Church, Chel•ea. by the Rev. W.
Robinson, Underwood, Esq., of Sywell Hall. Northampto shire, to
ePhia, youngest daughter of M. Wetherell, Esq., of Northampton.

DEATHS.
On the Ist inst., at Lowhill, aged 30 years, Miss Mary Morris.
On the 3rd inst., at the residence of her daughter. Bliss Lavine;of
the Theatre Royal. Haymarket. London, after- a protracted illness,
Mrn. Mary Ann Simonds, relict of A. Simonds, Esq., Edgeware road,
London.
On the 4th inst.. in Paris. Lady Ashburton. Her ladyship was the
eldest daughter of the sixth Earl of Sandwich, and was nrxried to the
reset Lord Ashburton. then Mr. B. Baring, in 1823.
On the 3rd inst., agod
24 yew s, at Knutsford, Thomas HnlMe,
eldest son of Joseph Swintiurne, Esq.

1:1- Births, tdarriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent
to our Office duly authenticated.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street,
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years.

EXTRAORDINARY SEIZURE.--One of the most extra-
Ordinary and ludicrous scenes which has for same time beep
Publicly exhibited, occurred on Monday last at Thames
13ink, Pimlico, arising out of the seizu' e of a travelling
caravan, formerly belonging to Wombell's Menagerie, by
the officers of the Westminster County Court, under a
Nymant of execution by the High Bailiff, for £lO., in a
suit, Clements v. Parkinson, the owner of the said van,
wherein, with his wife and four children, he dwelt. On
the officers knocking at the door of the vehicle and attempt-
ing to push it open, they found i. fastened, but the pro-
prietor looking out of one of the windows and ascertaining
th:_ir business, refused them admisQion, at the same time
silo wing them several loaves of bread and a large joint of
pork, which he said, amid much laughter of these who bad
congrrgated around, would for some days do for "home
consumption." The officers upon that commenced moving
the machine to the County Court auctioneer's premises in
'Vincent-square, where it was refused to be received without
the dislodgement of its living freight. Under the circum-
stances a forcible entry of the premises being illegal till
after the lapse of five days, it was allowed to remain where
it was, ant did so till the Inspector of Nuisances took
possessinn of it, but after, by his orders, it had been con-
veyed 10 or 20 yards towards the Green yard, its further
progress could not be effected in consequence of the wheels
refusirg to perform their work. It being then in the
custody of the Board of Works, through their servant, and
"put of the hands of the High Bailiff, the officers of that
;gentlemen left it to its fate, and the matter will, no doubt,
he the cause of litigation in ascertaining which party was
aright and which wrong.