The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-05 00:00:00

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Tuenday
VVi.dnesday 6
'Thursday 7
Friday 8
Saturday 9
SUNDAY lO
Monday 11

15 •S Jupiter rises Sh 22m even.
15 10 E_piphany.
15 10 Mars rises Sh 7na morn.
15 7 Lucian.
15 2 Venus sets 6h 2n2 even.
14 7 Ist Sunday after Epiphany.
14 1 Unary Term begins.

BIRTHS.
the lady of Frederick Jones. Esq. of a WA

It. in Bruton-street, London, the Countess of

MARRIED.
At Marvlebone, J. J. de Barros, son of the late Viscount de San-
tarem, to Charlotte, daughter of P. Vanzeller, Esq. of Oporto.
On Saturday, the 19th ult. at Allestree, near Derby, the Hon. John
Duncan Blieli, only brother of the late Earl of Darnley, and Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Stock-
holm. to Elizabeth Mary, only daughter of Thomas Gisborn.l.Esq.
M.P. for North Derbyshire.
On Wednesday last, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. Robert
Davies, Henry, only son of John Jones, Esq. of kverton, to Marfa,
eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Lloyd, timber-merchant, Toxteth-
park.
On Thursday last, at St. George's Church, Everton, by tha Rey. R.
P. Buddicom, Mr. T. P. Gill, of this town, to Charlotte, daughter of
Mr. Middleton Smith, of haston Hall, in the county of Lincoln.

DIED. --- ,
At Pilsley, Derbyshire, in her 92d year, Mrs. Martha Baron. She
enjoyed a life of uninterrupted good health, having taught a school in
Pitsley more than 74 years, and which she continued to attend to the
day but one before her death. Some of her, pupils now living hare
become great-grandmothers.
At Smallthorn, near Burslem, John Payne, aged 100 years and 9
months. A few minutes before he died he ealled his three grand-
children to him, and divided his all, which was sd. ; 2d each he gave
two of them, and 2d to the third, and told them to behave well to
their mother.
On Friday, the 25th ult. at Carnarvon; after a short illness, Colonel
M`Gregor, formerly of the 88th regiment, and of the Grenadier
Guards. His integrity of mind and warmth of heart had endeared
him to all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, in whose me-
mory he will long he cherished with affection and regret. Colonel
M'Gregor was distinguished in most of the battles of the peninsular
war. under Wellington, Piston, &c., also in America, East Indies, and
in Egypt. a
fr ien His bravery as a soldier was such that, previous to an en-
discussion gemmed between Lieut.-Genera/ Col-
man and Sir Thos. Brlebaite, " what part the 88th should' take," when
the latter said, asitis enthusiasm, "Give me Col. M'Gregor and the
88th, and I am eonsineed they will clear their own front." As a friend
he was kind and aealeukancl none applied to Malin vairrwlion, in his
power to assist.
Same day, aged 71 years. Mrs. Mary Barton, relict of the late .Mr.
John Barton, of North wieh.
On Thursday, the sth of Nov. on his passage to Demerara, Captain
J. H. Williams, of the Indian Chief, deeply lamented by his -family
and friends.
On Friday, the 25th ult. at her mother's residence, in Virgil-street,
aged 24 years, Fanny, the eldest daughter of the late Thomas David-
son, Esq. This amiable and accomplished young lady' fell a victim to
the Insidious destroyer, consumption, and her lots is most sincerely
regretted by her bereaved-Pdmily and numerous friends.
At her son's house, Nile street, Mrs. Hutchinson, relict of the late
Mr. Henry Hutchinson, of this town.
On Tuesday last, Maria, daughter of Josepla Bevan, Esq. Springfield,
near Wigan.
On Friday last, at his house, Everton, John Carson, Esq.
On Saturday last, at Wigan, in the 75th year of her age, Mrs. Sarah
Fletcher.
Same day, Mrs. B. Tyrer, relict of the late Mr. Win, Tyrer, Tyrer.
street North, aged 75 years.
Same day; Mr. Peter Caig, tailor and draper, Basnett-street.

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