The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-12-21 00:00:00

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On the 4th instill! •, GEORGE LONGBOT,
ToNI, mir..,ron. of • - • hter.
on the nth it s sr iermickshire, the wife of
Sir G. 11. 110F.WA I
on the 140-inste
don. the wtre 0" 'I•I •
On the 15th it eti
MY; Iwurox
On the IV h instu
(Thmtain BEVIS, It. •
nit the 18th ins!“ •
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luare, Hyde-park, Loa-
Esq.' of a son.
e, the lady of Coload

Birkenhead, the wife se

wife of JOHN SWAIN-

Late'.v, at St. Me. YE WILLIAMS, Esq.,
of liveros.o/, to F .f the late WILLIAM.
Kt. DAL!. Esq., I daughter of the late
Ith LEN! -house, Huddersfield-
On e 2WI ultinn
hair
-dresser
dJ.peAr:
Tomlin Mr
fonv.r, l'os'en Li) ).'ZA, eldest daughter cif
Mr •,,A;l.7' L K „tradises:street,• and go-
vrrness t the Itm t-:ition, Lime-street.
e t th Church, Mr. JOSEPEC
JoN
On (1w 13111 lurch, Mr. ALEXAN-
DER SEEM/. • ERBARROW.
,44,0 thiy, at St JAMES WMURRY,
Miss WILHPI
OD the 14th hen. •
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II( IMA•j. HO_l-0 •
k. fifth Mimi). •
e. star-road. - .;
Ili the 15th lost: v.
`I 11'R, (brighter •
ro.d.

hnrch, London, by the
its, Weston,- Cheshire,
2zrernont, Chis,shire, to
ILIGHT, Esq., of Glo-

HIGGINSON, to ES-
.*,LTETT, of Vauxhall-

!`:12111. day. at St
!{• w Ht•nkith. N:
t• I,:!4,Frrere.

. Toxteth-park, by the
cS, to JANE.POWELL,

same (lay, at 11), Aford, by the Rev. Mr.
:I.; 1." •ocer, of this town, to
Al AR) • I N MURTGATROVD,
bradfor.i.

:411-.e. WO) - Rev. F. Storr, the Rev.
Mr. KENNEY. P :each, Lincolnshire, to
SA R eldest RICHARD SHORE,
of 7iurlaud, of •
t=ame (lay, at s!
sor. to ANN, a..., of 1..
vliester.
e day, cep • NI r KING, R.N,brother
r R. Kim:. l- • •y OLINE ITARY DAW-
s.) 1) kmEti, !r1 of ' .rtarlington.
`-ame (lay, at Na he Rev. EDWARD WINNIN(3-
e the R. K W. Ingram, canon
of Wr.reeFter, to • • )( IS., eldest daughter of the
Lord Liorp. of , ,
on the •,th • Church; Kennington,
Surrey, L., tie •-i!, . ~ Vicar of-Shillington,
Be • F.GE II . !WI . WATSON, M.D., of
Li,- o'. itam-r! of the late. ROBERT
. NEILL. of •hrop, e.
)1 the i9tli iuht.. !''avid'- Lurch, by •theßev. W.
I ! 11r. Wit. • , A I .to Miss MARGARET
("TiIARINV SMT • • this Tn.
Saute day. at - • hunch. dge-hill, Mr. HENRY
w 11,1). ”iithenutt• . -rument n, ker, eldest son of Mr_
Henry Wi'd, of S';.l.. ,str et, L•!,re-hill, to Miss JANE
HALLIBURTI)N,', own.

JOHN FOX, of Wind-
•itGE SMITH,. of Man-

I ,lED.
I ately, at Hil's Cottage, Lochruttor parish, aged 107, MARY
Ft ANAGAN. •
lately, at Kingston, in Catalan, I lA. Co!. Sir RICHARD
II .6c Rif 110'c NYCASTLE, Knight. for many years chief-
. ce of the Corps of Rf,yal Fngine-: z, Western Canada. Sir
liicl and distinguished himself at ",a siege of Flushing, is
1508; in the American War. from 1812 to 1815 ; and was at the
capture of Castine, and other places u the coast, during the
latter war. He also served with tie Duke of Wellington's
army in France, from 1815 to 1818. Sir Richard was the author
of '6 Spanish America," " The Canada. in 1141," "Newfound-
hind in 1842." &c.
On the 2nd nstant, :it Loughborough. aged 73, Mr. GEORGE
POLKEY ; and on Friday, the 3rd instant, aged 64, Mr. WIL-
LIAM POLKFY, his brother. They were buried together,
and, what is still more remarkable, their former wives were
also buried together tom> years since.
Same day, at Pend, mast, Haverfordwest, aged 104, ANNIC
EVANS. With the' exception of sight, deceased retained her
faculties until the hour of her decease.
On the sth instant, ELIRABETH FRANCES daughter of
Mr. JOSEPH SHAKF.SHAFT. ,
Same day, by loss of the punt of No. 4 Pilot boat, in WA
38th year, WILLIAM QUAYLE, of No. 4 Pilot-boat.
On the 10th instant, at London, HESTER, wife of FRANCIS
HAWKINS, M.D., and third daughter of the late Right Hon.
Mr. Justice Vaughan, and of the Hon. Augusta Vaughan,
daughter of Henry Beauchamp, twelfth Lord St. John df
Bletsoe.
On the 11th ineta it, at Long Ditton, Surrey, aged 78 years,
the Hon. HARRI F.T COCKS, sister of the late Earl Somers.
Same day, in Bolton-street, London, HESTER, wife
FRANCIS HAWKINS, Esq., 14f.D., and third daughter of the
late Right Hon. Mr. Justice VAUGHAN.
Same day, in her 4th year, ISABELLA HIRST, daughter et
Mr. WM. PEYTON, bookkeer, Everton.
Same day, aged 27 years, MARY ANN, daughter of the late
Mr. JOHN STEEL, chemist.
Same day, in Blandford-square, London, Lady DOBSON,
widow of Sir Richard Dobson.
Same day, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Edwarl
Watts, Richmond-row, aged 64 years, Mrs. ANN STILEMAN,
relict of the late Mr. James Stileman, solicitor, Pentonyille,
London.
On the 12th instant, at Huddersfield, LETITIA, wife of WM'.
JOHNSTONE, Esq., civil engineer.
Same day, at London, in his 86th year, Mr. RICHARD
lIORSLEY, father of Mr. Howard Horsley, of this town.
On the 13th instant, at Sandon-hall, Staffordshire, aged 16
years, Miss CHARLOTTE RYDER, second daughter of Mr.
and ady Georgians Ryder, and niece of Lord Sandon, from
injuries caused from her frock catching fire.
Same day, at Guildford, aged 82 years, G. WA UGH, Esq., for
upwards of 50 years a magistrate of th city of Lincoln.
Same day, at Hamilton-terrace, Ste . John's wood, London,
aged 30 years, the Rev. ROBERT TWISS, M.A., of Bushey-,
Herts.
Same day, aged 55 years, Mr. THOMAS WALKER, of the
Albion Hotel, Leeds.
Same day, at his house, in Phillimore-place, Kensingtoi, London, GEORGE BYROM WHITTAKER, Esq., the eminent bookseller and publisher.
Same day, at Grosvenor-place, London, in the 73rd year of his age. T. ORBY HUNTER, late of Crowland-abbey,
shire.
Same day, aged 25 years, ROBERT, eldest son of the late
RICHARD CRITCHLOW, of the Red Lion Inn, Litherland.
Same day at the residence of the Rev. Charles William Law-
rence, aged '72 years, EMILY, relict of the late Sir SAMUEL
YOUNG, Bart., of Formosa-place, Berks.
Same day, after a few days' illness aged 49 years, Mr. JAMES
BAILEY, plasterer, Jasper-street, Chatham-street.
On the 14th instant, in Epworth-street, aged 3 years and g
months, THOMAS HUDSON, son of Mr. J. H. JONES.
Same day, CAROLINE FRANCES COTTON, wife of Mr. H.
Cotton, tobacconist, Cleveland-square.
Same day, aged 73, SAMUEL WATKINSON, Esq., of Glou-
cester-place, Low-hill.
Same day, in this town, aged 66, SOPHIA, daughter of the
late Mr. JOHN MILNER, of Sheffield, and sister of Mr.
Thomas Milner, of the firm of T. Milner and Son, of this
town.
Same day, at her residence, No. 77, Shaw's-brow, much re-
spected by a numerous circle of friends, aged 45, Miss MAR-
GARET MORETON. This lady was the foundress and bene-
ficent supporter of the Catholic Blind Asylum, in this town.
Same day, at St. Helens, aged 66, ANN, wife of Mr. C. EYRES.
Same day, aged 34, WILLIAM, youngest surviving son of the
late Captain SPROULE, R.N., of Richmond-hill, Cumberland.
Same day, in Chester-street, aged 72, Mrs. MARY PAUD.
Same day, in Newington, Mr. THOMAS SMITH, bran-
founder, deeply regrettedby all who knew him.'
Same day, at Cathcart-house, Renfrewshire, the Countess
Dowager CATHCART.
On the 15th instant,
at Leamington, in the 59th year of his
age,
RICHARD JONES, Esq., of this town.
Same day, in Edge-lane, in his 63rd year, Mr. GEO. CR.OS-
FIELD.

Same day, at his residence, Chapel-lane, Mr. JOHN
BYRNE, aged 89, for many years in her Majesty's Customs at
this port.
Same day, at Kentish Town, aged Si,- Sir JAMES WIL-
LIAMS, Knight. Deceased filled the office of sheriff of Lox-
don at the coronation of George IV., when he was knighted.
He was formerly an extensive paper-mannfacturer.
Same day, in Bedford-street, Toxteth-park, aged 41, HENRY,
eldest son of ROBERT LLOYD, baker, deeply regretted.
Same day, aged 48, Mr. HUGH JOHNSON.
On the 16th instant, at the house of the Rev. Thomas F. Red-
head, Rock Ferry, aged 73 years, after a life of unaffected earn-
estness in works of benevolence, charity, and piety, Miaa
JANE CORKRON.
Same day, aged 28 years, MARY ANN, wife of Mr. ROBT.
ALDERSEY, wine and spirit dealer, of this town.
Same day, at Prince street aged 72 years, Mrs. SARAN
NAISBETT, relict of the late John Naisbett, much and deser-
vedly respected.
__

Same clay, at Great Newton-street, in her 73rd year, HAN-
NAH, the beloved wife of RICHARD RAMSEY, after a short
illness deeply regretted by her friends.
On the 17th instant, aged 19 years, ESTHER MANN, young-
est daughter of the late Mr. JOHN MACKINNEY, of this
town. _

Same day, in Islington, aged 68 years, ELIZABETH, widow
of the late BRABAZON STAFFORD, Esq.
Same day, in Catherine-street, aged 68, M. S. WALROND,
M.D.

Same day, aged 38, MARY, wife of Mr. ROBERT BROWN,
Tinge-manufacturer, Bold-street.
Same day, at the house of her ne

s
ny f
Same dai; at Leamington, Captain ISAAC BLA KBURNE,
late of her Majesty's 41st Regiment.
Same day, after a lingering illness, aged 26, CATHERINE,
wife of Mr. WILLIAM OWEN, of Dryden-street, and second
daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Barrow.
On the 18th instant, at Church-road, Stanley, aged 53 years,
Mr. DANIEL ROBINSON.

Same day, aged 96, 141. r: JOHN MOORE, nephew of Mr.
Walmsley, of Lord-street-
Same day, aged 10 months, MARY ELEANOR, daughter of
Mr. JAMES PARKER, governor of the Lunatic Asylum.
Same day, in Deane-street, Fairfield, in her 78th year,
SARAH BINNS. widow of the late George Binns, of this
town, one of the Society of Friends.
On the 19th instant, relying on the merits of Christ, Mr.
JAMES WILLIAMS, aged 37, clerk of St. Michael's Church,
respected and beloved by all who knew him.
Same day, JOHN NORBURY, victualler, Hart-street, aged 48.
Yesterday, of typhus fever, aged 56, MARY, the wife of Mr.
SAMUEL DRING, of this town, deeply lamented by all whs
knew her.

TIDE TABLE.
MORN. lEVENO.I HOHT.

h. m.
1200222429
11 17
1 4
1 44

HOLYDAYS, ETC.

Dec.
Tuesday.... 21,
Wednesday. 22
Thursday .. 23
Friday ....24
Saturday ..25
Sunday .... 26
Monday.... 27

L. m. ft. in.
10 53 18 2
11 39 • 8 10
0 1 18 11
043 18 8
124 17 11 Christmas Day.
2 4 l 6 7 Ist Sunday aft Christ-
-245 15 6 [mas.

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METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREET. .
1
ATmosPRERIc
Temperature in 1 Daily Direc-
shade by self-re- Humidity at
tion
1 pressure at gistering Noon. Fall of
Wind
Thermometer. of at
Nine 1 Six ------- Dry i Wet Rain. Noon.
a.m. p.m. Max. Min. bulb, bulb.
-- ---- —
Dec In. in. Deg. Deg. Deg. Deg. In.
14 29'54 29'95 48 44 ,47 45 8.
15 29'80 29'84 50 44 .50 48 0.07 2-
1G 29159 29'64 52 48 52 50 018 a,,
17 29'51 29'34 51
44 49 47 0.46 S.
18 29'32 29'33 48 35 47 45 01 .N 0 N. W
19 _
.... x.
20 29.78 29.77 , 42 42 40 '''

THE WEATHER.-14th : clear, strong breeze.-15th : foggy,
heavy shower ; night, clear, strong breeze.-16th : early, fine ;
1:911.,- heavy rain; night, fair.-17th : early, fine; p.m., rain;
night, rain.-18th : continuous rain, foggy; night, fair,-19t14;
finel breeze.--M; Cluadtch

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