... - TRANSFER OF LIOENSES. A special session for the transftor of licanlc ?? held on PThurs d1tv, at the public Offce, Moor Street, before Melsrs, Biggs and Ellis. ,er.Cob Mr. Biekley appesared on behalf of enry CrIosb for the transfer oft lneter icenct xem! the bnaoppa,1iNavi25tldlAttnt, to . bousealtuate at the coer ol St. elark Street aud King Edwavd's. Road. The applicant took possesslon of ...

... I THE HEALTH OF LIVER OOL I|. I IN 1881, Dr. J. Stopford Taylor, medical offler of bealtlf for-the city and port, hias prepared his report bearing on the health of Liverpool during 1881, and the record, as usual, is full of facts and conclusions which must be of interest to all who have at heart the satisfactory sanitary condition of this great city. Dr. Taylor, re- capitulating figures which ...

... WEAT ?? FORECASTS. Thn tollowi M rup irt seas Assred ftou the MHetorologleal. Depariltient at S uP. yerterday:- I .fIoutI.eCastvlY to GOUtUiMwcsterly breezes, 0. Scotland, * . *- nuderafte to.fresh; showery. I Scotland, ?? . SQuth.westerly breezes, moderate; come 2, YngKI, If -ishowers, 3. Engl3s$d, .30 Samen as Nte. h ; 4. IM. CouPIrrnYils ,T e as ?? 1 and 2. S. b $ 1 a asterly oreezes, ...

... RiEVIVAb OF TH8U SALT TRADE IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM. TO THE EDITORS OF 'HrE NORTHERN ECHO. GENrLEzNM,-The revival of the salt trade lft Durham sounds rather odd, but so it is. History (they say) repents itself, and further, Old things become new. My worthy friend, Ur T. H. Bell, related to the Literary and Philosophical Society the proceedings of the eminent firm of iron- masters in ...

... DR-IRTOL COUNCIL. The following ?? have ,'beenl furniishaed s n aadvance BEE1OPT OF THEO COMMITTEE VOte CONSIDERING TraE DLSIRAIASLIT'i AN]) ?? -O0F ?? 'rTHE JititEt AVON. Your comanititce refer the Council to the terms of their appointmnent in October, 1880, which weor to Make a full iniquiry into the desirathility and practicability of dockising the river, and to consutlt an eminent ...

... SIR STAFFORD NORTCOOTE AND I I COMMERCIAl TPAVELLERS. I Sir Stafford Northcute presided on Saturday even- fag ia at a dinner at Exeter in aid of the Commercial ' Travellers' Association. anl, in the course of his remarks, said that from what he had heard of the I motives which induced three or four gentlemen. * some 32 or 33 years ago. to initiate this movement, he believed that they were ...

... TRB SALMON DISEASE. . I I -- The twvvety-firat annual report of the Inspectors of Salmon Fisheries for England and Wales contains much interesting information with regard to the state of the fisheries in those countries3 and likewise a valuable account of the most recent experiments and observa- tione on the salmon diseare, which still continues Ito ravages in certaln river3 both in England ...

... THlE QUIEEN'S BIRTHDAY IN LONDON. TROOPING THE COLOURS. Precisely at ten o'clock on Saturday morning Colonel Daviee, of the Greaadiera, bad his brigade, oompoa3d of two battalions of his own regiment and one company of CWldetreame and Scots Fusiliers, formed up on the Horse Guards Paorade, St. James'd-park, On th3 right of the infantry there was stationed a troop of the Royal Horse Guarde Blue ...

... THIP, WIRAIWAbE MlIN1H1US. We have received several sigued letters, con- lradictiug the avonylnoles stateinents of Free- iom of Action. Mr John Wilson, St. John's Chapel, says:- Being present at the Mtiddle Leve1 Green Laws meetiug, and acting as chair- man, I put the resolutiou to the meeting, and Inyself counted the votes, the result ?? take no more bargains under the present agents, ...

... THE 9TH WEST YORK RIFLA S ENCAMPS I - MENT AT MORECAMBE. _ - The week,.tO Bhj3itJlJ The vweek's encampment of the 9th Weit Yor' BY Volunteers at Morecambe, under the command D1 Garnett-Orme, was brought to a termination 5Catu`>3:' wheu the battalion was inspected by Col Ficer0` cor - ing 33rd Regimental District, Halioa. Tie we0t6O very favourable, and the men have profited bytitsaer- larity ...

... PRESENTAT1ON TO c h aU1OMLOR DR, I . . - -- On Saturday' everipg ai pesentation was made to Coun- eillor lDr. zslrratt, at 4, dinner given in the ' Forwar!1 Liberil Olub,. Great' athiotflt~ treet, undeft the, press- ?? of Counoielor Wtateley. . Amongst; those present, in additlon to. Dr. Barrett, were Mir. Hawkes (borougl coronser), Cheonwnrors PFayton 'O0ek, Bedford, rnd Brinaley , *Me'iars ...

... - A- -I . GRSEAT NVETERN 'AILWAX (NO. 1) BILL. Notice of third reading; of this Bill in the House of Lords has been given for to-day (1onday). The Great Western Line steamer Arragon, from Now York, arrived at Avonmouth Dock on Saturday evenim . The Gloucester City, of the Bristol City Line of steamers, arrived at Portishead Dock on Friday from bulina. D1WNED.-The body of Samuel Troze, a ...