The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-16 00:00:00

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Psday l3 1 0 2:1 034; 17 5 Mercury in con. Geo. 12h 8
Wedneaday l4 048 1 1 17 3 Jupiter rises 41145 in even.
Thursday l5 y 116 1301 16 8 , Saturn rises Ith 57in even.
Friday lO 1 116 2 2,15 10 Saturn 809811331 n morn.
Saturday '7 219 237 11 9 St. Patrick.
Sunday 18 2571318, 13 3 , 3d Sunday in Lent. .
Monday '9 3 45, 1415111 10 i Venus rises 41148 m morn.

BIRTHS.
A Mrs. Raise, in Tennessee, 'and a Mrs. Pence, down East,-have
resin etively presented their loving husbands with four children each. -
-Hew York. Herald.
The wife of M r. Ward Witham, of Bangor, (Maine,) has presented
her linshand with four chilaren in less than twenty-one mouths. The
two first were boys, while the two last are a boy and a girl, and in
honour of high di4oit.rics, haee been named Martin Van Buren and
Victoria Cueiphe.—A'eu7 York ',braid.
On Tuesday last, at Seat:itch, th. 1,15, of Charles Birch, Esq. of a
son.

MAltlil ED.
On the 24th September. by special license, at St. John's Church,
ltparpv.ans. atta, theen. Rev. Bobart to -Eliza Mary, second daughter of the
rirsd
On the sth October, by special license at St. John's Church. Para--
mitts, by the Rev, H. Bobart, and afterwards, according to the rites
of the Roman Catholic, Church, by the Bev. J. M'Encroe, henry
M'Hertnolt, of Sydney, Esq., erchant, and nephew to the late Mot.-
low M'Dermott, of HoAfield, in the county of Itoscommon•
J.l',, to Catherine Sarah, eldest liatighter of Lieut. Francis Walsh.
Sin ill. 11.1). of WI o' the It iyal fontidland • Veterans,
and of Dungannon, in the c..unty of Tyrone. Ireland.
On the •45t'i ult. at St. Philip's Church, Eilwarl, youngest on of
r. William Fisk, confectioner, St. Luke's-place, to Miss 6,,ienh Jane
Johnson. ILI wke-street:
On the 26th ult. arShrewsbury, Mr. T. Cotgreave, of Chester:' to
Jane, third aught tof Mr. Wil,iarns, builder, of the former place. On the Ist instant. at Penworthain, Mr. John Dickson. of the finn
of.) ohn and Joseph Dickson, Preston, fripers, to Ann , second daugh,
ter of Mr Joseph Norman, of Whitelmv. n.
On the 3tl instant, at Workington, Janus Noownev, ESq. of this-
town, to tlstlier, fourth daughter of the late Captain Wm. Davilson,•
of • Workinaton.
Ott the 4th instant. at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bow.
stead, A, M. Mr. James '1 fl. nr-dealer, Mars bone, to Miss Ann
Hartley, eldest dat4liter of Mr. Robert Hartley, cow-keeper. Naylor-
street.
Oii the instant. at Chester. Thomas Mather, Esq. of Glyn. Abbot,
Flintshire, to Nlar,aret Maria, eldest ilatiAliter of the late Mr. Josiah
Thomas. of Chester.

On Tuesday last, at St. David's Church, NTr. Solomon Owens, or
A mlweh. to Mary, daug,Mer of Mr. Richard Williams, of this town.
Same day, at St. Peter' Church, Mr. Thomas Coupe to Mi.s Esther •
Kenyon, thied daughter of Mr. Samuel Kenyon, of. Prestwich, •

DIED.
At Bronvedw, Carnarvon, azed 91, Mrs. Anne Parry-.
At Ad..re, county Lin,erieli. ag,ti 108, 11 arzaret Bond.
At l'elynt, near Lustwithi,l, aged 105, George Bouden, agricultural
lal•urer

'At Pitcombe. Somerset, aged 109, Mr. Joseph Millhurst. He was
a miller, and enjoyed excellent health to the last, with all his faculties '
unimpaired.
At Cloher,in the parish of Islandeady, in the county Mayo, aged
98 Jonas I erris, Esq.
At C.a garoga»;'l. (land. aged 91, Mary, relict of the late William
Birkmire lii.r progeny aa.‘ 101 eh ittren, grandchildren, and great.'
gramlehildren, whoa.. unitel ag.,s amount to 2.186 years. . . • .
On his passage :helm., in the Mary Cummins, mueh respected, aged
26, Mr. Joseph Taylor Fothergill .eldest son of Mr. Fothergill, New.
castle. The ship left Quebec for North Shields in SepteMber last, and
has not since been heard 0,-01 on board are supposed to have
perished.
Lately, aged 33, Mr. John Percival, knight-street, much respected. •
Lately. aged 89,- Mr. Robert Davies, of Bronb.nog. in the County of.
Denbigh.
A few days' sine... near Kilkenny, aged 109, Mary Noulan. She
retained her faculties to the last, and danced and sang a song two days "
before her death.
In September last, in America, Mr. Charles Lea, late of Haighton.
mill. Flititshire; and, in .oetober last, his only daughter, Ann Hill.
On the 2::(1 Jantuirc, at Pernatnbueo Thomas Kidd, son of • the late
Mrs. Kidd, of Itirkeit-street.
On the 6th ult. at Lon lon, Fanny, the. wife of W. Harrison Ains- -
worth. Esq formerly of nand:ester, the author of " Itookwuotl,"
Crichton, &e.
On the 26th tilt. aged 77, Ann, widow Of the late Mr. J. Yates, of
Pre-ton. and mother of Air. John Yates. grocer
On the Yd instant, at %Voodside, William Frederick, son of William
Bentley, jun. Esq.
On the 4th instant, at Hamilton-terrace, Whitehaven, aged 67, Sirs. '
Dorothy Hamilton, mother of Mr. Hamilton. spirit-merchant.
On the sth instant, sod lenly; ;12ell 26, Mr. John Williams, ship-
wright. in consequence of a fall from the ship " Huddersfield," in No.
7, Graving- Dock.
On the 6th instant. aged 13, Ellinor, youngest daughter of Mr. Row
land Williams, Wolfe-alreet.
Same day, aged 34: Mr Joseph Waite, stonemason.
On the 7th instant, Margaret. infant daughter of Mr. Charlton R. -
Hall.
of Lansdowne-place, Everhni.
O 3 the Bth instant. at Warren Point in the 62d year of his age, Ch rtes Ga Minnie Burrell, Esq. of North Shields deeply regretted.
On Sunday last, at his mother's house. Holywell, aged 25, Mr.
Henry Smedley, late of the Post-office, in this town, much and de.•
servedly respect. d.
Same day, at her residence, in this town, Mary, wife of Mr. James
Walsh, I oal merchant, and only daughter of Ainliroe Mandeville,
Esq, P. Tipperary, aged 3 years,
on 'Monday last, after giving birth to an infant on the 260111111 m,
Eliza, the beloYed wife of Thomas Loughhorough, Esq. solicitor, of
Tr inity-square, SLuthwatik, her 29th year, • •
Same day, at his residence, in Shaw-street, aged 53, William Rus-
sell, Esq.
On Tueiflay last, at the residence of his son, at Egerton, aged 84
Mr Jos. • Withers.
Same day: aged 60. Eleanor Casson, for upwards of thirty-four years
organist of St. Thomas's Church, and daughter of the late Mr. John
Casson. Great George-street.

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