The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-03-24 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On the 2Dtl► ult. at St. Philip's Church, Mr. ALFRED HILL to
Miss LETITIA BRAN DRETII. •

On the 3rd instant, at Thornton Church, after a courtship of thin'
teen years, Mr. JAMES GREEN, formerly foreman of the late Mr.
James Dixon, of Burn -hall, Thornton, to BETTY HARDMAN. the
youngest daughter of the late Mr. H. Hardman, all of Thornton.
On the Isth instanl4 at /toystone, near Barnsley, by the Rev'
George Fenton, vicar, the Rev. R. STOFFORTH, fourth sou of ►he
late itev. Ralph Stol rortb, vicar of Bowden, to HELEN, eldest
daughter of the Rev. WM. WORDSWORTH, of Monk Bretton.
Yorkshire.

On tLe 9th instant, at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Mr. JOHN_
GRIERSON, book-keeper, Dumfriesshire, to Miss CATHERINz.
HUGHES, of NI anche ster.

On the Igh instant, at -the Parish Church, Blackbuin, the Rev.
HENRY HAWOItTH, Ilinister of Goodshaw, near Burnley, to Mina
PARKINSON, of Blau !kburn.

Same day, at St. F hilip's Church, by the Rev. T. S. -Bovilltcad'
JAMES EI)\VARDS, I:sq. of Manchester, to JANE MOSS, WSW'
ter of the late John N oss, Esq. Smedley, near Manchester.
On the 21a instant, at St. Bride's Church., Mr.. GEORGS
YEADOW, only son c f Mr. Edward Meadow, Supervisor of Excise,
to CAROLINE, secord daughter of the late Mr. -JOHN CARYL,
both of this town.

DIED.
At Bremen, aged 81, the celebrated astronomer OLBERS.
At Chatham,
.aged 101. Mr. JAMES GRAY, tailor, a nmCireof
Scotland.

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At Ballyleidy, Irel:Lntl, aged 42, Mr. CHARLES PUROIE. gar"
dener ; and, on the name day, his son, THOMAS PURDIE, grand-
son of " honest; Toni Purdie," of Abbotsford, so flatteringly noticed
in the Life of Scott.

At Newmarket, ag ad upwards of 100, Mrs. SOUTH, widow of M
John South, jockey t tithe Prine6 of Wales. -
At Topsham, ago! 103, Mrs. ANN GALLOP. She. entered into
the domestic employments in her son's family till within two day's
of her death.

On the 10th of October last, in his 21st year, on hoard the AV
Mangalore, Capt. A irey, at Horg Kong. China, THOMAS NOR-
TON BROAD, only son of Mr. Richard Broad, grocer, of Victoria
Bridge, Salford.

On the 3rd instant, aged 85 years, Mr. 'WILLIAM CROSKELL,
saddler, Salford.

On the yth instant, aged 63, the Rev. WILLIAM NUNN, for 0
number of years minister of St. Clement's Church, Manchester.
Same day, at Dothan, Carnarvon, aged 64, Lieut..Colonet PETER
JONES, of the Roy ti Marines.
On the 15th instpait. aged 20, JOHN GRIFFITHS, eldest son of
Mr. John Griffiths, Hill-street.
On the 16th inst ant, in Mount-street, aged 54. MARY, relict of
the late Mr. JOHN 'NOODBURNE, shipwright, of thik townonUCh
respected by her fan illy and friends.
Same day, in the 45th year of his age, JOHN JONES, Esq. iron-
merchant, Aigburth.
Same day, aged 16, ELIZA JUDITH, third daughter of Mr. ED-
WARD FUR BER, Diouut Pleasant.

Same day, of a:decline, aged 16, HENRY HILL, son of Mt. r•
Hill, Russell-street
On the 17th instant, in Peel-street, Toxteth-park, aged 4 years,'
GEORGE HA MlL'i 'ON BEATTIE, son of Mr. J. Beattie, of LondOl'•'
Same day, at Dthiniaston, Salop, Lady LUCY NVHITMORE.
On the isth instant, at the Queen's Ferry, BENJAMIN, son of
Mr. It. NV lIITEHEID, aged 4 years and 11 months. His death ate.
occasioned by the lite of a dog some weeks back, which waa in 6"
state of madness. •ti

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Same day, at Povton, in her 79th year, Mrs. REBECCA JON''
relict of the late Mr. Samuel Jones, of the above place.
Same day, aged 12 years, HENRY JONES, second .son of o,`
Robert Jones, Bo: tack-street.
Same day, sude.enly, aged 65, Mrs. MARY M'CARTlTY,—fellet'
the late Mr. Owen M'Carthy, and mother of Mr. William M'Carthir
Copperas hill, nincla regretted by a numerous circle of friends.
On the 19th inst4,nt, aged 4 years, WILLIAM; and, aged 27e"4".
MARY, son and d Lughter of Mr. JOHN HAMILTON.
Same day, aged 50, SARAH BRIDGE, widow of the late
Thomas Bridge, tailor
On the 20th instant, in his 17th year, ROBERT BROW24II'
second son of Mr. Thomas Browne, .Netherfield-road, Everton.
Same day, aged 76, Mr. SAMUEL FARRER.
Sante day, at his residence, Kensington, aged 92, Mr.DANIELL"'
R.A. the celebratefl painter of oriental scenery.
On the Slat instvnt, MARGARET WESTALL, the only daughter;
of Mr. Samuel W.tstall, plumber, Cumberland-street. The.aboY',
is the third child Y. Westall has lost since the 7th of the preyeri
month.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 24,1840.
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