The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-12-18 00:00:00

MARRIAGES.

• Roman Catholic Chapel, Seel-street, by the
Sullivan,
Luis Y. Santamaria, Esq., Falkner-
A., second daughter of the late Richard
.orane, Ireland.
ult., at St. Peter's Church, Walworth, G. J.
C. E., of Havre, youngest son of the late W.
1 town, to Sophia Caroline, relict of the late H.
barrister-at-law, and eldest daughter of the
Esq., of South Lambeth.
Ist., at Colchester, Mr. John Dutton, of Ches-
lead, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. Thos.
iter.
Inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. M.
Alexander Taylor, chief officer of the ship Golden
—oungest daughter of the late Mr. William
awn.
inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. W.
to Miss Ann J. Wilcock.
• inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. James Stod-
Catherine Hayes ; Mr. Anthony Milroy to Miss
and Mr. Thomas Newell to Miss Mary Lunt.
inst., at St. Mary's Church, Chester, J. C. Ro-
-sq., of this town, to Amelia, youngest daughter
• Towers, Esq., of Apsley.
'th inst., at All Souls' Church, Langham-place,
the Rev. M. W. Gregory, M.A., vicar of Roade,
ashire, assisted by the Rev. I. H. Blackburne,
Rostherne, Cheshire, William Ireland Black-
,now William Ireland Blackburne Maze), eldest
Rev. T. Blackburne, M.A., rector of Prestwich,
to Charlotte Emma, only child of P. Maze,
1-place, London.
lust., at Ennismore Chapel, Belgravia,by the
~ half-brother of the Marchioness of astings,
7- Clifford, late of the Rifle Brigade, son of the
'l'd, of Lytham-hall, Lancashire, to Lady Bertha
daughter of the Marchioness of Hastings.
was composed of three flounces of magnifi-
over a robe of white poult de sole, a square
!ace, and a wreath of orange flowers. In her
a bouquet of the same blossoms. The brides-
: dresses of white glace silk, with two skirts
1/.411 geranium-coloured velvet, and mantelettes of
aerial. The bonnets were of white blonde,
scarlet-geraniums and pearls.
inst., at Bebington, John, son of Mr. M. Lea,
to Mary Jane, daughter of the late Mr. W.

inst., at Clapham Church, by the Rev. H. J.
r of the bride, M. G. Burgoyne, Esq., formerly
,iam Guards, second son of the late Sir M. B.
,rt., of Sutton.park, Beds, to Louisa Theodosia
daughter of the late E. Vernon, Esq., of Occles-
'

nth inst., at St. George's Church, Hanover-square,
the Lord Bishop of Ripon, assisted by the Hon.
Cast, Reginald John Cust, Esq., third son of the
H. Cockayne and Lady Anna Marie Cust, to
Bligh, eldest daughter of the late Earl of

DEATHS.
ult., aged SO years, Hannah, wife of William

ult., at Calcutta, of cholera, Captain William
the ship Utopia, of this port.
it., at New York, Joseph James Godfrey, only
imas Godfrey, and grandson of Joseph James
of Liverpool, England.
1., at Dawlish, Devon, Isabella, wife of James
of Tiverton, and daughter of the late John
)f Birkenhead.

instant, aged 28, Mary, wife of Mr. James

titan, Great Howard-street.
instant, at Chatsworth-street, aged 19, Sarah
of Mr. Alfred:J. Ivor.,
fist., Sarah Catherine, sixth. daughter of Mr. I.
haut, Netherfield-road North.
inst., at Old Swan, in his 79th year, Mr. Thos.
ly of Glodwick, near Oldham, and of West

Ist., aged 5 months, Jannet, daughter of Mr.
An., Church-street.
inst., at Birkdale-park, Southport, aged 69,
of Mr. James Waterbottom, of Bolton.
inst., aged 33, Thomas, son of Mr. John Dale,
Christian-street.
inst., at Belgrave-square, London, in her 51st
Prances Ann Hope.
inst., aged 39, Mr. William Mahood, tailor, of

lust, aged 4, Thomas, sou of Mr. Edward Dart-
Torbock-street.
inst., in his 90th year, Mr. Patrick Lace, Bed-
oxteth-park, formerly of the Isle of Man. De-
, a pensioner for fifty-seven years.
inst., at Belfast, Mrs. Matilda Cunningham,
Mr. James Scruton, professor of music, late of
in this town. The deceased lady was the lessee
Royal, Belfast, and formerly of the Theatre
town. She was highly popular as an actress.
inst., at Rostrevor, Ireland, Eliza Anne, wife of
Esq.
inst., in Gill-street, aged 60, Mr. John Ker-

Jason.
inst., in King-street, Edge-hill, Jane, wife of
master-mariner.

inst., aged 38, Frances Louisa, wife of Mr. P.
)rinter, of this town.
Fh inst., in Norton-street, Elizabeth, second
late Mr. John Oates.

inst., at Shirdley, aged 34, Thomas, eldest son
`Farline, Speke.
inst., of consumption, Jane, wife of Mr.

inst., at Salop-street, Walton-lane, in his sth
A. Cork. _ _

At., at Holt-hill, Tranmere, Ann, relict of the
,ering.
inst" fLged 70 Martha, relict of the late Mr.
er, of this town.'
inst., at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs.
73, Jane, relict of John Hodgson, formerly of

di inst., at his residence, West Dingle, in his 70th
Brook Yates, Esq. The deceased was originally
but retired from business a short time ago, and
a prominent part in the management of the
scientific, and benevolent institutions of the

inst., at Rock Ferry, William, eldest son of the
. Burland.
inst., at Moorlands, near Preston, aged 66,
lsq., late of this town.
Iht inst., Std he-court, aged 67, Frances, widow
‘ 4. W. diner.
i'qst, aged 14, Mary Isabel, daughter of Richard
Esq., surgeon, Prince Edwin-street.
inst., at the residence of his uncle, Mr. J.
•street, aged 8, Joseph, son of Mr. Walby, of

inst., aged 35, Ellen, wife of Robert Thorpe,
and eldest daughter of Wm. Stead, Esq , Rip-

inst., Edward Mitchell Eves, son of the late
Nes, engineer, and grandson of Mr. E. Mitchell,
.road.

inst., at his residence, in Albemarle-street,
olth year, Mr. John Cowling, barrister-at-law.
this very eminent member of the common law
unexpected, and is attributed to some spas-
of the heart. Though he had suffered a little
week from a bronchial affection, it did not in-
attendance at court during the last term, nor
the evening of the day ou which he died, and
engaged in his ordinary professional avocations
o'clock, when he walked home. He was distin-
• scientific and profound knowledge of law, and
411(1 logical ability with which he brought it to
ease in which he was engaged.
inst., at Bootle, aged 48, Mrs. Johnson.
inst., at Much Woolton, aged 74, Mary, the
Mr. Joseph Hill, joiner and builder.
inst., at Grinfield-terrace, Edge-hill, in his
p.arider Freeland, Esq.
4, inst., at Bedford-street North, aged 70, Fanny,
risers, Esq.

(.11(1A
"4-KROS FABRICA DE HABANA.
IRS. ESTERO AND COMPANY,
k b 41, NORTH JOHN-STREET,
LORD-ST RE ET LIVE RPOOL,
induced to Open the above Establishment for
,eIFOREIGNCIG .IRS only, and to suit Pri-
tert. Messrs. E. and Co. sell them in Cases
ovtnd and upwards,6d. per lb.
3fanufacturers in Havana, are enabled to
"oat choice Leaf for their Cigars, together
Brands of mediate celebrated Houses, and in
``attbie for im consumption.
4-üblic tall have the advantage of obtaining
i(4 IZtiTINE HAVANA CIGARS,
teol,iscessilg of Purchasing, in Bond, Cases of
44.„`100 Cwt., and without paying those extra-
feo usually demanded for small quantities.
I„_,ve Supply always on the Premises and in
ii'l_Portationand Scrips' Stores.
Ct ilotelkeepers, and otherser have non, an op-
trelnPPlyinq their customs with a genuine
r, which 'has been until now so very difficult
be
',lherall,conveni treateda
wi ent quntities; they will, at the
y th.
fr.oorkt.
,„.(.1 distance sending Post-office Orders for
's 441 0'7,11. per return, receive a Case containing
evIiV„,‘,TOARS. In sending Orders, please state tf
or Full Flavoured is required.
SAUL DAVIES, AGENT.