The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-30 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

JANUARY.
IZMIR
1. John Slinger, (special)
Feb. 1. C. Humberston and C 0... Clarendon Rooms; 1
5. Leonard Albin, (proof) Ditto ll
5. Robert Graves Ditto I
7. B. Buchanan and D. Laird,(proof) Lowndes and Robinson's, 13
8. William Franklin Mr. Holden's,• 1
8. Abraham W. Collard Clarendon Rooms, 1
9. Samuel Burke, ''2d) Ditto 1
9. John Macdougal ...., • • Radcliffe and Co.'s 1

'URAL MARKET, JeTr. 29,

s. d. s. d.
Potatoes 1 6el sorb.
Cattle Potatoes 1 4 1 6
Turnips 20 021 0 per ton
Carrots 3O 0 n 0
Manglewurzle 0 '0 0 0
Manure . 7 0 8 6

BIRTHS.
On the 12th instant, the lady of Edward Dawson, Esq. of Adeliffe-
hall, near Lancaster, of a daughter
On the 20th instant, in Duke-street, Mrs. Peslar. of a son
On the 21st instant, the lady of W. H. Gana% Esq. Springfield-
house, Knotty Ash, of a daughter
On the 22nd instant, at Hadleigh, Suffolk, the lady of the Set. W.
11. Brandreth, of a son

On Thursday last, at Moore-park, near Glasgow, Mrs. William
Crosse, of a son

MARRIED.
Lately, at Ebenezer Chapel, Scarborough, Wm. Haywood to Eliza-
beth Skinner. The united ages of this couple amount to 138 years,
and they have each knelt at the altar of Hymen six times
Lately, at St. Martin's Church, Mr. John Glendining to Mary Ann
Spencer, publican
On the 11th instant, Mr. William Cordon, of Shrewsbury, to Sarah
Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Charles Cox
On the 11th instant, at St. Patrick's Chapel, Toxteth-park, Mr.
Robert Jones, Toxteth-park, to Miss Lane
Same day, at Holyhead Church, Mr. Hugh Jones, printer, to Ann,
widow of the late Mr. Roberts, astronomer, of that place
On the 18th instant, at Monk Fry,ton, by the Rev. Thomas Allan-
son, Edward Richard Anderson, Esq. York, to Elizabeth, fourth
daughter of David Heinsworth, Esq. Monk Fryston-lodge
On the 2Qth instant, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, by the Rev. R.
Brown, Mr. John Collister, Ballaugh, to Miss Catharine Cain, Brad.
elan

On the 22nd instant, at St. Mary's Chapel, Edmund-street, Edward
Pinder, Esq. of Clorogoe-hall, Wexford, to Maria Matilda, youngest
daughter of Lteutenant L. Freeman, formerly of Graig, county Kil-
kenny, Ireland

On Tuesday last, at St. David's Church, Mr. John Wright, of Worm_
hill, Derbyshire, to Mies E. Salt, of the same place
On Wednesday last, at Choriton-upon-Medlock, by the Rev. David
Thom, minister of Bold-street Chapel, Mr. Louis H. Macintyre,
chant, of this town, to Marion, daughter of Mr. William Stewart,
Burlington-street, Manchester
Same day, at St. Mary's Chapel, Mr. Peter Robinson to Miss
Atherton

Same day, at Salem Chapel, Golborne-street, Warrington, by the
Rev. C. T. Sevier, Mr. W. H. Crockford to Miss Spencer, daughter of
Mr. Thomas Spencer, of Dalham. This being the first marriage that
has been celebrated in the above place, it excited considerable
interest, and was solemnized in the presence of a large number of the
inhabitants of the town
On Thursday last, at St. John the Baptist Church, by the Rev, .T.
Hassall, M.A. Mr. Peter Gaskell, coal merchant, of thisj town, tO
Sarah, eldest daughter of the late William Sherlock, Esq.

DIED.
On the 20th ult, on board the Buoyant, on his passage out to Gib.
raltar, aged 43, Mr. Thomas Dickman
On the 7th instant, at Cawsand, aged 76, Mr. W. Burlim
On the 9th instant, aged 53, Mr. Wm. Nathayne
Sallied. aged 27 years, Mr. John Hayward Glover, 1, Mansfield.
stree and deservedly regretted by all who had the pleasure,
,quaintance
n the 13th instant, aged 89, Mrs. Ann M'Cabe
Same day, aged 69, Mr. Richard Phillips, Cadishead. near Wa ;
ton. The deceased was the principal engineer to. the Mersey-an
Irwell Navigation Company, in whose service he had passed the
last twenty years of his life, much respected by his employers
On the 14th instant, in Regent-street, aged 20, Elizabeth, seventh
daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Allicock, formerly of. Manchester
Same day, at his house in Dawson-street, Dublin, aged 73, Sir Win.
Starner, Bart. He was many years Magistrate of Police and an
Alderman of the City of Dublin, and twice served the office of Lord
Mayor
On the 15th instant, at her residence, Stoke, aged 88, Mrs. Hicks
On the 16th instant, aged 70, James Caldwell, Esq. Linley-wood,
county of Stafford
Same day, aged 14, after alingering illness, t4ed 19, Wan.. Fleetwood
Gore
Same day, at Bakewell, aged 66, Mrs. Mary 4,tan Thorpe
Same day, aged 91, Mary, relict of Mr. Thomas Wilson. Green•
house, near Huddersfield, one of the Society of Friends
Same day, at the. Mount, near Sheffield, aged 68, Miss Gales, eldest
daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Gales, of Eckington, Derbyshire,
and sister of Mr. Joseph Gales, formerly of Sheffield. but now of the
city of Washington, U.S.
On the 18th instant, at Brackenthwaite, Whitehaven. at the very
extraordinary age of 107 years, Elizabeth Jefferson. Betty, during
her protracted life, was an active and laborious woman, and, until
the last three or four years, earned a precarious subsistence by ob-
taining shell-fish among the rocks near Redness Point. About the
period above named, the Countess of Lonsdale, when on a visit to the
town, heard of Betty's prolonged lease of life, and in consequence
sent for her to the castle. The old woman attended, arrayed in the
costume of her early days, and had au interview with Lady Loris-
dale; and her ladyship, having, by an inspection of the registry of
Moresby, satisfied herself that Betty was really of the age she stated
to he, from that time forward granted her an allowance of some four
or five shillings a week, on condition that she relinquished her slavish
occupation of shell-fish catching. This act of generous kindness
on the part of Lady Lonsdale smoothed the concluding.years of, the
aged pilgrim's life
On the 22d instant, aged 39 years, Mr. John Cropper, licensed vic-
tualler, Shaw's-brow. He was a man much esteemed by all who knew
him
Same day, in her 77th year, Miss Catherine Clapham, late of Wat.
ford. Ilerts
Same day, aged 78, Mr, Andrew Carruthers, joiner, much respected
Same day, aged 33, Mr. John Cotter, joiner, third son of Mr. Alex.
Cotter, Stanhope-street, Toxteth-park
Same day, at Kirby, at the house of h •rson-in-law, Mr. J. Bolton,
Margaret, relict of the late Mr. John Ms rshall, of this town
Same day, in London, aged 81, Mr, Wm. Scarlett
Same day, at Swillington, aged 77, Mr. William Turpin
Same day, at Reading, Berkshire, aged 54, Mr. Richard Thomas.
third son of the late Mr. John Thomas, of Aston-hall, Flintshire,
many years agent to the Avon and Kennet Canal
Same day, suddenly, aged 56, Alice, wife of Mr. Thomas Ackers,
Park-road

On Tuesday last, in Belgrave-square, after a short illness, in his 77th
year, Pascoe Gren fell, Esq
Same day, aged 50, Mr. James Moss, many years a respectable car-
rier between Liverpool and Manchester
Same day, of typhus fever, Mr, James Black, shoemaker, Hardy
Butts, Wigan.
Same day, at Farndon, aged 92, Anne, widow of the late Mr. Thos.
Barnes

Same day, after a long and painful illness, which sbe bore with
Christian fortitude, aged 54, Ann, wife of Mr. Alexander Fraaer,Vaux•
ball-road

Same day, mueh respected for her benevolent goodness to the poor,
Betsey, the beloved wife of Edward Acton Gibbon, Esq. Sandymount,
Dublin, and eldest daughter of the late William Monk, Esq. of Park-
gate
Same day, at Stanley-terrace. near Douglas. Isle of Man, Peter
Rigby, Esq. late of this town
Same day, at Broomhill, near Shrewsbury, Mr. Wi ldblood, aged 63
Same day, at St Alban's. Herts, aged 83, Mary, widow of the late
William Monk , Esq. of Parkgate
On Wednesday last, in Brownlow-street, aged 28, Jane, wife of Mr.
Richard Edwards, plumber, B:.c. Newington
Same day, suddenly, Mr. Thomas Meredith, London-road. late of
Dublin, apothecary
Same day' at his residence, Brompton-row, aged 39, John Reeve,
Esq. the celebrated comedian. About six months ago, he broke a
blood vessel, since which period he gradually declined ; but no fears
were entertained for his life till Christmas-day, when his disorder as-
sumed a more serious character. He was born in Ludgate-hill, Lon-
don, in 1799. His father was a citizen and Common Councilman.
After leaving school, he was apprenticed to his father, but his insubor-
dination. and nightly visits it, the theatre, led to his removal from his
paternal home to that of Messrs. Nevill and Co. hosiers, in Maiden-
lane. Here Reeve nightly declaimed, first alone, and afterwards in
conjunction with a fellow-apprentice, who, like himself, had become
stage.strunk." From declamation they proceeded to fencing, sing-
ing, See. and the neighbours were greatly disturbed by their nocturnal
proceedings, which led to complaints to Messrs. Nevill and Co. the
result of which was merry John's departure. He next became a clerk
in the counting-house of Messrs. Gosling St Co.. Fleet-street, and soon
after played at a small theatre in Wilson-street, Gray's-inn-lane, hut
produced little impression in the inferior characters which were as-
signed to him. He hired the theatre for one night, and performed
Othello " and " Sylvester Daggerwood." In the part of the Moor he
made no impression, but his" Sylvester Daggerwood " so pleased Mr.
Rodwell, father to the late proprietor of the Adelphi, that he requested
Reeve to play the character for him at Drury-lane, and on the Bth of
June, 1819, he appeared at that theatre in "Sylvester Daggerwood,"
and was received with enthusiastic applause.
62. died
Jeremiahudden suddenly • of
(in Thursday last, aged 44, the Rev. J. Ousey, Superintei• lent
reverendlll r,
Same
Minister of the Methodist New Connexion Church, Chester. The
aatgleidigBl,atBg,Ce,atherine, mother of Mr. Samuel Johnson,
Crook, merchant
apoplexy
Jackson's-row
Sameaamree da3yy:ages, gentleman
in his 81st year, James Agar, Esq.
Same day, in Orchard-street, Portman-square, London, having
survived her husband but eight and twenty hours, Jane, relict of
Miles Partington, Esq. in her 77th year
Same (lay, aged 26, Mr. George Wilkinson, of St. James's-street,
son of Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, of Pilling, near Garstang
Same day, at Kensington, in the 88th year of her age, Mary, relict
of the late J. Evans, Esq.
On Friday last, aged 67, Ann, the wife of Mr. Thomas Rigg, Brock-
road, Everton ; deeply regretted
Same day, at Stanley-crescent, William Benedict, only son of
Cuthbert Simpson, Esq. of Woolton
On Saturday last, of consumption, after a long and painful illness.
Rebecca, wife of Mr. William Dean, printer
On Sunday last, aged two years and a half, Howard, eldest son of
Mr. Howard Horsley, of London-road
Yesterday, Agnes, wife of Mr. Geo. Henderson, Catherine-street.

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