The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-30 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Lately, at Manchester, Mr. J. SAVAGE, to ELIZA, daughter
of CHARLES CONIEII, Esq.
On the 19th instant, by special license, at St. Philin's Chmih,
by the Rev. C. H. Burton, Mr. JOHN MOORE, chief mate of
the Alice, to LOUISA. eldest (laughter of the late SAMUEL
WRIGHT, of the Seacombe Hotel.
On the 20th instant, at Christ Church, Marvlelmne, London:
by the Rev. Robert Walpole. W. SCROPE AYRTON, Esq., of
Ijorsetshire. to MARGARET, eldest (laughter of the late THO-
MAS M. ALSAGER, Fscj. of Queen-square, Bloomsbury.
Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Deptford; by the Rev. B. S.
Finch. rector, SEPTIMUS WRAY, Esq., M.D., Tudor Lodge,
Brixton, to SOPHIA, only child of RICHARD BATE, Esq.,
of Newcross, Surrey.
Same day. at West Hackney Church, by the rev. R. 11..
BloNham, M.A., THOMAS ALFRED, son of FREDERICK
BOU LTO V, Esq., of King&and-place, to MARY ANN SARAH,
only daughter of CHARLES LEVICK, Esq.,- of Ralston-ter-
race, West Hackney.
Same day, at St. Mary's Church. Battersea, by the Hon. and
Rev. Robert Eden, JOHN CHARLES M`MULLEN, Esq., of
Lavender-hill, Surrey. to MARY ANNE. on'y daughter of the
late JOHN GREENWOOD, Esq., of •Barnsley,'Yorkshite.
On the 210 t instant, at Accrington Church, by the Rev. J.
Hopwood. incumbent, Mr. SWAIN RHODES, pawnbroker, to.
Miss ELIZABETH BRADSHAW, both of Accrington.
Same day, at St. NichulaS's 'Church, WILLIAM JOHN,
eldest son of Mr. J. CLEMENTS, to JANF, second daughter
of Mr. H. C. BARRETT, of Newry. Ireland.
On the Vtid instant, at St. Philip4s, Church, by the Rev: C. H.
Bnrron, Mr. ROBERT CAMPBELL, mariner, to MISS CA-
THARINE SMITH.

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Same
.day, Mr SAMUEL KEY, veterinary 0111T:eon. of
Whitchnrch, Falcp, only son of Mr. John Key, of WOO, to
ANNE, youngest daughter of Mr. D. KEMPStER, of Ti:stoeli,
Salop.
On the 23rd instant, at St. Bride's Church. Mr. DAVID
THOMAS. son of Mr. Richard Thomas, cart owner, of thi,
town. to MA RTEIA. yonnze,t daughter of the late Mr. RO-
BERT DAWSON. wheelwriaht. • •
Same day, nt St. Mary's Church, Cheltenham, Mr. HENRY
WHITE, to Mi,s MARY ANN PACKER.
Same day, at St, l'eter's Church, Worcester. Mr. 'RICHARD
GIBBS, of Bretforton. to Miss BALLARD, of Badsey, both in
the Minty. of Worcester.

Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. THOMAS FARRER,
to MARY, daughter of the late Mr. DAVID THOMAS: also,
at the same time. Mr. .JOSEPH DICKINSON, to EMMA,
daughter of Mr. DAVID THOMAS.

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Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Islington, London, by the
Rev. J. Hasierraye, ROBERT, eldest son of Mr. JOsEPII
GREY, of Elswick Vi'la Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to ELLEN,.
eldest daughter of the late Mr. JOHN DUBBERLEY, of
Upper homes-street. London.
Same day, at She'ton Church. by the Rev. F. B. Grant, M.A.,
rector, Mr. THOMAS COULTER, son of Mr Hugh Coniter,
innkeeper, K cou.ty Down, to M ARGARET, relict
of the late jO4IAI I AUSTIN, Esq.. of Stoke-unon-Trent.
Same day, at Lezare Church, Isle of Man by the Rev. J.
Qua'trough, Captain JOHN-M. GILCH RIST, of the brig
Jewess, of thi. port, eldest son of the late John M.
Esti , to JANE, third daughter of L. L. WHANNELL, Esq.,
Glenduffe.

On the 25th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H.
Borten, M.A., Mr. HENRY DAVIES, draper, to Mr. SARAH
SHA NON.

On the 27th instant. et the ofEee of the registrar, in Weiq.'
Derby-street, Mr. WILLIAM LENDRUM. to ELLEN, second
daughter of Mr. GEORGE BOOTH, of Westport, county
Mayo.

DIED.

Lately, at Cotton, Shropshire, aged 78, Mr. COOPER, late of
Cholmondeley.
Lately, at his house. Prescot. (after a long' and severe illness,
whirls he bore with Christian fortitude.) Mr. UFO. ASHTON-,
auctioneer, axed 37 years. The respect entertained for him
was co-extensive with his large circle of friends and acquaint.
ances.

Lately, at Kilmaurs, aged 83, Mr. GABRIEL YOUNG,
hunter, one of those individuals introduced among the g-aphic
portraitures of the late Sir Walter Scott. Deceased is under-
.stnod to have been the character mentioned in " Guy Manner-
ing" as "Todd Gibbie, or Hunter Gobble," "a fell fox-hunter,
down the country somewhere on the Dumfries side."
In Decemh'r, at sea, on his passage to the Mauritius, a"i
CO, Captain JOHN SOFTLEY, master of the brig Arn, of this
port. s.ncerely regretted by his employers, Whom he had served
faithfully for the last sixteen years.
On the 2nd ultimo, aged 18 years, ROBERT BARTON, only
son of John and Alice Barton, Lawrence-street, Scotland-road,
and apprentice of G. and W. Nickson. grocers, Scotland-road.
He was esteemed and beloved, and is deeply regretted by all
who knew Wm.
On the 9th ultimo, in Ansdell-street, after a protracted
illness, aged 56, Mr. JOHN CASEMENT; carpenter, formerly
of the Isle of Man.

On the 16t u, Imo, at the Cheltenham Union Workhouse,
aged 105 years and 9 months, Mrs. SARAH -BRADSTOCK, for
upwards of forty-seven years an inmate of the establishment.
Her faculties were good almost to the last, and her death did
not arise from any particular disease, but from a gradual and
imperceptible decay of nature.
On the 18th ultimo, at the residence of A. R. Blackney, Esq.,
Ensoe-street, Baltimore, America, in the 39th year of his age,
Mr. JAMES THOMPSON, formerly of Blackburn, England,
and for fifteen years a citizen of the United States. The de-
, ceased was an industrious and enterprising cotton manufac-
turer, for many years a superintendent at the Lawrel factory,
which establishment, together with others, are indebted for
some of the most valuable results to his skill and ingenuity.
Hsivinr: just completed a building of the same kind for him.
self, he was on a visit to Baltimore in relation to the machi-
nery, when he was prostrated by the illness which produced hiS
lamented death
On the 27th ultimo, SARAH JONES, well known as "Old
Sally of 11w1ch." If she had lived until the 10th of April, she
would have attained her 107th year; and notwithstanding her
great age, she retained her facutlies unimpaired nearly to the
last.

On the 16th instant, by being washed overboard from the
brig Minerva, from this port to Galati, aged 21 years, DANIEL
JONES son of the late Mr. Daniel Jones, flour-dealer, deeply
regretted by all his relatives.
On the 20th instant. at his son's residence, in Brunswick-
.l-Ond, aged 78, Mr. WILLIAM WHITNEY.

Same day, at Paris, in her 69th year, Mdlle. MARS, the cele-
brated French actress.

Same day, at ktacclesfield, aged. 46, Mr. J.. LEICESTER,
editor of the Macclesfield Courier, and formerly of the Man-
'cAester Chronicle.

Same (lay, aged 9.4 years,JAMES WILLIAMSON GASH:I'LL.
Same day, at Camberwell, aged 49, Mr. THOMAS CRANK,
letter-press printer, of this town, and late of Gore's Advertiser-
office.

Same day, in Wesley-street, aged years, ALFRED, young-
est son of Mr. HENRY LAYLAND.

Same day, in her 98th year, Mrs. ANN MINCHULL, of Da-
niel Ash, near Hawarden. •

Same flay, Captain JOHN GREEN AMOZ, late of the 40th
Regiment, of Bedford, Bede.
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Same 6.v, Mrs. CRUSE, relict of the late WILLIAM CROSS,
Esq., the first mayor of Chester under the Municipal Reform
Bill.
Same day, at his sister's house, in Duckinfield-street, Mr.
ROBERT CARSON, formerly gardener, of Palmerston, Max-
well-town, Scotland, regretted by a large circle of friends,
among whom he Dyer sustained an irreproachable character.
On the 22nd instant, at New Ross, county of Wexford, whi-
ther she had gone for the benefit of her health, of decline,
JANE, fifth daughter •of Mr. WILLIAM CURREY, of this
town, aged 28. Her end was peace. .
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Same day, at Bedford, aged 68 years, Captain JOHN G.
AMOS, of the 43d Regiment.
Same day. aged 51, after a long and severe affliction. Mr.
THOMAS WARDLE, of Manchester.
On the 23d instant, at Birkenhead, in his 30th year, Mr. RO-
BERT SHROPSHIRE, poultry dealer. For many years he
was the faithful and trustworthy servant of John Shand, Esq.,
of Pen-y-Pryn Hall, in the county of Denbigh.
Same (lay. at Balsa'', aged 37, Captain. DANIEL BROCKLE-
BANK, brother to Mrs. Storr, of Houghton-street.
Same day. aged 48, Mr. THOMAS' BURY, of Newton-street,
Toxteth-park._ •

Same day, after a few hours' illness, aged 30, AGNES, wife of
ARTHUR ASHLEY, of Lime-street, sincerely and deeply re-
gretted by all whQ knew her.
Same day. at Elm Grove, Portsmouth, aged 23, MARY
ANNE, wile of Mr. WILLIAM LYNN, jun., and eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. Towers, of this town and Manchester.

On the 24th instant, aged 83, Mrs. ELIZABETH GLOVER,
mother of Mr. Robert Glover, of College lane.
Same day, ELLEN, eldest daughter of RICHARD CLAY,
Esq., solicitor, Manchester.

Sallie day, a his residence, Newton Heath, near Manchester,
after a few day's illness, Mr. JOHN ASHWORTH, silk manu-
facturer.

Same day, at Petersham, the Duchess Dowager of MON-
TROSE.
On the 25th instant, aged 6 --- MATILD:

years, daughter of
Mr. JOHN-LOW, of Woodside.
Same day, aged 29 years, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. THOS.
Gt)ODIER, of Lord-street, and daughter of the late Captain
George Findlater, of this port.
Same day, in his 76th year, Mr. ROBERT JONES, Trefaes,
Meylldyrn, Carnarvonshire.
On the 26th instant, at Ilnyton, of dysentry, in his 7th year,
CHARLES FORBES, youngest son of It. A. ST. HILL, Esq.,
of St. Vincent..
Same day, aged 27 years, ANNA LOUISA, wife of Mr. GEO.
C. BECKETT; of this town.

On the 27th instant, ANN. wife of Mr.' PETER STUBBS,
leader of the Royal Harmonic Band.
Yesterday, aged 42, Mr. WILLIAM MEYER, merchant, for-
merly of Minden, Hanover.
Same day, at his residence, Rodney-street, aged 65 years,
JOHN LEYLAND, Esq.