The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22 00:00:00

volunteering to join the boat again, fresh as the throes of their
expiring companions on their recollections.
*"l'he boat was ultimately recovered, with all her gear, un-
injured, and is now ready for service on her carriage. The nine
cork jackets, as fitted by Mr. Egerton Smith, were found at-
tached to the the thawts where I caused them to be kept, to in-
sure not leaving them behind in the hurry of launching; and
the only reason the survivors can give fur not obeying. my con-
stant injunction to Wear them fair or foul' is, that their anxiety
to reach the schooner before high water, (it being three-fourths
flood,) made them forget. They seem, however, woefully sensi-
ble of their omission- It appears that the crew of the said schoon-
er had taken to their own boat, and landed to leeward, near
Southport.
- "1 have submitted that Edward Livesly, Henry Aindow, and
Edward Atly,*are objects for committee requital ; I ought also
. to name Gilbert Tyre, and Anne Bond--The former for unspar-
ingly exerting himself . and horses, and the latter, for most
praisewoithily attending to the light-house, amidst the conflict-
ng scenes of a suddenly bereft family of children which as a ser-
vant to Mr. \\Talker, she was called upon to sustain, his wife hav-
ing died last year. I should also observe,-that G. Tvre devoted
his time and assistance to me, during the long and melancholy
investigation, which was corroborateeseparately, both as respects
the calamity, of which I have given the substance, and the
heart-rending consequences attending it, and which I could
only attempt to alleviate on the spot, by reminding the widows
• and the fatherless, that they could not mourn the departed in a
luore worthy or nobler cause; and assured them; that, whatever
the public funds must necessarily fall short in shielding so many
at once from aggravating bitterness of destitution, I was sure
the sympathising community of Liverpool would readily supply.
This brings me to state, that four widows, and twenty-eight
children, are thrown upon the compassionate feelings of those
who can appreciate this sacrifice of self in the cause of hu-
. inanity.
"1 subjoin a list of those who claim our respect and protec-
tion :

Lieut. Walker, leaves 3 children, (orphans).
John Brookes, a widow, and 7 children, (one blind.)
Thos. Swift, a widow, and 7 children.
Robert Formby, a widow, (pregnant,) and 3 children.
Wm. Rimmer, a widow, and 8 children.
"H. W. DENHAM."

We are happy to add, that the Dock Comnaitte immediately
appropriated a sum for instant relief, and will further consider
the case on Captain Denham's report from the committee form-
ed to conduct the subscriptions, according to local suggestions
and exigency, &c., and which committee is composed of the
following gentlemen :—lley. Miles Formby, Orrell-mount, ma-
gistrate, Rey. Mr. Bowman, of Formby. Rev. Mr. Smith, of
Formby, and Captain Denham, R.N., Mr. James Tyrer, and
Mr. 'Thomas Brown.

We have great pleasure in stating that a subsctidpin book
has been opened at our office, in which we shall be happy to en-
rol the names of any persons disposed to contribute to this hu-
mane object.

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