The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-02-28 00:00:00

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of paupers in the
Workhouse for the week ending
Paupers. Per Head
1808 2s. 01(1.
ugo 1 10

Feb. 15, 1840 .
16, 183 g .

Per Wee
&Ix6lo
163 19 7

More 18 More 0 2 More 22 11 1

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor the week ending
Feb. 24, 1840
25, 1839

More 65

BIRTHS.

Less .t'lo 12 1

Duty:

Not above 16 ft
F.. 19. B. P. 3•
21 feet.
'22...4'2 109.

.of 4 ss.
115 s.

Lei
yes.

15s per load.
'los.

}Not ab. 36 in.
..C1 as. B.P. -s•
2 6 45.
3 0 69.

lob
per load.

} R 2 15s. v load

On the 3rd instant, at Drumboe Castle, county Donegal, the lady
of Sir EDMUND HAYES, Dart. M.P. of a son and heir.
On the gth instant, at Florence, the lady of the Right Hon. Lord
RENDLESHAM, of a son and heir.

MARRIED.
At Riddlesworth-ball, Norfolk, THOMAS THORNHILL, Esq• °I
Fixby-hall, Yorkshire, to Miss FORESTER, grand-daughter of the
Duke of Cleveland. _

On the 13th instant, at St. Luke's Church, Norwood, by the Rev'
Thomas Lawrence, M.A. THOMAS LOUGHBOROUGH, Esq;
solicitor, of Austin Friars, to FRANCES CORNELIE LAWRENCE'
second daughter of the late Thomas Lawrence, Esq. of Demerara'
On the 14th instant, at Gretna, and on the 24th instant, at tb'
Parish Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, by the Rev. John .11andfortP'
SAMUEL I)UNCUFT LEES, Esq. M.D. of Croft Cottage, Ashton"
under-Lyne, to MARY ANNE, eldest daughter of JONAH HAft"
ROP, Esq. liardsley-house.
On the 18th instant, at the Scotch Church, Oldham-street, by thoef
Rev. Dr. Ralph, Mr. JAMES GERRARD to JANE, daughter
Mr. JAMES BANCHOP, Greek-street.
On the Igth instant, at Kirkrnanghold Church, Isle of Man, IT'
JAMES CORLET to Miss CHRISTIAN MARTIN, youngest daug".
ter of Mr. Edward Martin, all of Ramsey.
On the 20th instant, at St. Bridget's Church, Chester, by the Re''
J. 1). Thomas, T. B. FOULKES, Esq. of Queen's College. Cal''„.
bridge, only son of John Foulkes, Esq. Eaton-road, to MARY, tl';
youngest daughter of FAITHFUL THOMAS, Esq. solicitor, Cheate_,' •
On the 2, th instant, at St: Bride's Church, by the Rev. George
Thornton Mostyn, A.M. CHARLES CAMPBELL, Esq. baniterni
Glasgow, to A(INES, daughter of JOHN THOMSON, Esq. late
Northfield, Dumfriesshire.

DIED.
Lately, at Long Preston, in Craven, old DICKY HARDACO:,
better known to fame by the cognomen of " The Ribblesdale poet.
Dicky was a bard of the " primitive order." Chanting the effitslon:.
of his brain (Pindar-like) to his lyre, he has, for the greater part _
the two last decades of the present century, delighted, amuse'
edified and astonished, not merely the inhabitants of itiliblesdale;
but a large circle of friends and acquaintances, by whom
memory and remembrance of Dickey, his annuals, his fiddle, and
music, vocal and instrnmental, will long be cherished, and his 1001
deplored. Dickey had filled the office of sexton for the parish i
Long Preston for thirty years, and was between 7u and 80 year' °

age•
On the 27th Oct. last, at Manilla, of fever, STEWART, third SOn
of the late STEWART SM ITU, Esq. of Glasgow.
Mr. CAMZRIDGE, of Bronham, Wilts. Within two years,
and Mrs. Cambridge and five children have been consigned to the

tomb.
On the 15th nit. at Sheen Vale, Mortlake, Surrey, aged 93,
BARBARA MORLEY. 11.5
On the 26th ult. at Lisbon, aged 25, Mr. ROBERT OCTAN -
SCAIFE, eighth son of Mr. Robert Scaife, merchant. A AC
On the 27th ultimo, at Washington, U.S. Commodore 1.0-4
CHAUNCEY, President of the Board of Navy Commissioners a"
one of the oldest odicers of the United States Navy. of
On the 9th instant, aged 100 years, BRIDGET BYRNE, relict
the late Mr. Matthew Byrne, of Lenatte. She retained her facU„i
ties unimpaired to the last. Her primitive simplicity, intelliea
conversation, and social disposition gained for her the respect Bn',.,e
esteem of all who knew her, as was testified by the large concoct`
of persons that accompanied her remains to the grave.—Bet.P'
paper.
On the 9th instant, at Leigh, JAMES, the third son of the
Mr. HENRY WORSLEY, of Prescot, aged 36 years.
On the lath instant, at Poulton.cum-S'eacombe, aged 5 yew;
ELLEN MARY ANNE, the eldest daughter of R. ADAMSON,
solicitor.
Same day, at Cheltenham, MARY ANN, daughter of WILLIAM
lIUGIIF.S, Esq. of St. James's-terrace.
Same day, at her residence in Christian-street, aged 87, MAC
GARET, relict of the late JOHN ALKER, Esq. of Wigan.
On the 16th instant, at Milestown, near Cloonen, Ireland, at
patriarchal and venerable age of 113 years, a poor mendicant, nalt?„‘
11117 G II 11 U HUEY. He could particularize the circumstance of, i,
the effects caused by, the memorable frost of the year 1739'#
Ile retained his mental faculties perfect until the last hour of rij
existence. He was, on the foregoing day, busily employed in '-
eleemosynary career. ar,
On the 18th instant, in his 42nd year, the RICHARD OGLES.-
late curate of the Parish Church of Skipton.
On the 18th instant, at his house, in Lower Brook-street,
don, aged 74, Sir JEFFREY WYATTVILLE, the architect. BY_L.
death there is another vacancy in the number of Royal Acade.'"
clans. r 34
On the 20th instant, Lady HILL, wife of Colonel Sir Fra-a
Bryan Hill, (brother to Lord Hill,) of Preston-hall, Shropshire,
youngest daughter of the late Thomas J elf Powys, Esq. of Be
house, near Shrewsbury.
On the 19th instant, aged 25 years, FRANCES MARTHA,
youngest daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM CHARNOCK.
On the 20th instant, JANE, the daughter of Mr. MATTH -
WILLIAMS, Mount-pleasant, in the 2 ith year of her age.
On the 20th instant, aged 10, FANNY, the only daughter of 13.
RILEY, Esq. of Warbeck-house, Fazakerley.
Same day, aged 16 months, ALEXANDER, infant son of 1-ied,
TOXIKINS, R.N. Great Homer-street.
On the 20th instant, at the house of his sister, Mrs. Hinde,
...street., aged 70, JOHN BROWN,,Erq. formerly spirit merchant
brewer of this town, highly respected by all who knew him. t
On the 21st instant, after a short illness of about a week,
Rev. GEORGE HEAVISIDE, minister at the Unitarian Cl'3l
Blackwater- street, Rochdale. He was a young man of an ato3'lef
disposition, and possessed considerable talents as a public spCB. ip
The Rochdale ,Literary and Philosophical Society owes its orli,o
chiefly to him, and its striking success is mainly attributable to r
unwearied and indefatigable exertions.
I'3
On the 21st instant, at Caldecott, aged 60 years, after a linge•op
illness of nine years, borne with fortitude and Christian resignati-,
MARY, the wife of Mr. JOHN HARBRIDGE, late of Suttoil•P'„
Cheshire.

On the 22nd instant, aged 51, MARY, wife of Mr. THOP'O,
HOWARD, innkeeper, Ormskirk, and mother of Mr. Thomas 0
ard, jun. brewer and spirit merchant, of this town. „
On the 24th instant, at Burton-oh-Trent, of consumption, l‘"•
TUCKER, aged 26 years, late of Bold-street, of this town. ,De
On the 24th instant, suddenly, aged 37, to the great regret 0' or*
relatives and friends, MARY, the beloved wife of Mr. flit
ADAMSON, Field-street, Everton, and youngest daughter 0
late Mr. Thomas Rogerson, of this town. A 4.j.
• • age"

lame day, in Rose-square, Hose-hill, after a long illness, _
Mr. JAMES PASKIN COPE, jun. , A
, tIO
On the 25th inst. at Linaere-marsh, near this town, DIAN'
wife:of Mr. JOHN TUNSTALL, aged 44 years. fleet.
Same day, in his 6gth year, Mr. JOHN STANDISH, Prescot-s
Same day, aged So, Mrs. CHRISTIAN, late of the Hope l'aC
Old Church-yard.
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