The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-20 00:00:00

On-the sth instant_
PERSON to EMMA, only d
G. LEGETT.

HALLS, of Lord-str

.nt, iit Kir

Rev. J. V. Stewart, 111. r. FRANCIS F
chant, of this town, to SUSAN JAN]
late Mr. JAMES WALKER, mercha:
On the 9th instant, at Shrewsbury,

the late tlr. C. Grrii NS, ironfounder, Shre
youngest daughter of Mr. JAMES THOM

On the 11th instant,
by the Rev. Mr. Jones, Mr. WM
WILKINSON, of Hambleto
On the 12th i

1 St. Davi

SUTTON, to A

MACARTHUR to MARIA. fifth daughter or M
CROSSLEY, of Lognor, Staffordshire.
On the 13th instant, at St. Michael's Church, by ti
Boyd, Mr. D. ROWLAND, mariner, to liss MARGAI
WILLIAMS.

Same day, at Childwall, EDWD., son of Mr. JO
solicitor, to ESTH ER, second daughter of t
BURLA ND, of this town.
Same day, at St. John's CI
Miss CATHERINE ROWL.
Same day, in London, PAT:
MAY, Esq., of Hayle-grove
CATHERINE VALE'NTIN
STANDISH, of Scateby C

FRY ST
OCIR

of the late ORLANDO

iatC HUGH A
Same day,

lANN, Esq
at St. Philip

E. L. I

8.A., Mr. JAMES \i 'HiTLEY
Miss ARABELLA FORREST I
On the 14th instant, at St. NI
Rev. C. Miller, JOSEPH BI
BItAMALL, daughter of GEO.
Tue-brooke.

ng Orry

Slur e day, at the Presbyterian Church, Islington, by t
Rev. V.M. White, Mr. JOSEPH BINGHAM. to MARTH
only daughter of Mr. ROBERT WALMSLEY.

I.OL NE, fifth dau,

ate Ai r. C. PAI
the Rev. T. W.

BETH. eldest daughter of P. (

Manchester, to JANE, sect
and proprietor of the Ntod

utton, M.A., Mr. RD.-COVELL to Mi

St. Anne's Church. Belfast, by the

son of the late William Johnson, Esq., of PO
to JANE, only daughter of the late THOMAS
of Belfast. _ _ _ _

A St. Jobn's Ch

Same day, Mr. DAVID MORRIS
FANNY DAWSON.

At the same time and place, Mr. JAMES BARLOW, to Miss

DIED

Lately, on his passage hence
Cant. DAVID G. HARRIS, of

carer mare or the Agnes, or tiarnesron.
On the 15th ultimo, at Quebec, in his 16th year, THOU:
eldest son of Mr. T. ltOl)EN, of Concert•street.
On the 24th ultimo, at New York,
formerly commander of the Liverpool at
ship George Washington.

ain 11OLDRIDC
New York paeli

On the kith u:timo; at Boston, 1
or three days, of typhoid ferer, age(
Esq., the celebrated conivoser. 1)
by birth, was established for some

about two
On tt

28th ultimo, in his 31st y
, Everton.

Rose-vi
sninp

4, SARAH, the wife of Mr. JOSHUA DEF

On the Ist instant,
SMITH VAN BUREN
Same day, at New

lbany, U.S
t of

•esident

James O'Sullivan, butter-men
Same day, at Newhaven,
GOODRICH, L.L.D., professor
On the 3d instant, at Ince Blundell, aged 39,
of Mr. T. BLUNDELL, farmer,
Same day, at New York, Mr. RICHARD HEW ITT, late first
e I officer of the ship Jamestown.

Elf all who knew her, MARIA LOUISA
SAMUEL BUTCHER, Esq., of Endc!ilfe, SI

On the sth instant, at Euston Rectory, suddenly, of apoplexy,
the Rev. JAMES DEVEREUX HUSTLER, 8.D., F.R S., rec-
tor of Euston-with•Barnham, late fellow and tutor of Trinity
College, Cambridge.
Same day, aged 23, Mr. JOHN ALEXANDER JOCE::',ISON.

was lose

On the ritn instant, aged 5 years, SW.
PETER EVANS, pilot.
Same day, at Lainshaw, N. 8., of dy
CUNNINGHAM, Esq., a gent
on prophecy and scriptural eh

I well kuc

Mrs. BOYER, relict of Mr. Jon:
Same day, at Hamptield, near
year, Mr. T. ROBINSON, limb

sons and daughters, thirty grant
grandchildren i making a total of sixty-nine
On the Bth instant, at the ColomenCy,
illness, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JOHN HUGHES
Same day, in his 28th year, JOHN, son of Mr. JOHN KIRBY

ithyl, after a ehort

aged 50, Lieut. WM. HENRY GOODAI{D,
Same day, at Kinnordy, in his 81st year, CHAR

S LYELIai
!Et ifie. He

Esq. For many years M
was the discoverer of a

vat nu

bati-Papal ,S'iprit of Dante.
110 years and 8 months, WILLIAM, second
HODSON, of Kitchen-street.
On the 9th instant, at Green-bank, Bath, JA NI
tenant-General ARMSTRONG, of the Royal I
Same day, Mr. JOHN DAVIES, of union-s
Llysun Farm, Montgomery

an essay on Th

Same-day, ag

; SARAH, wife of Mr. THOS. JOHNSO/

of Chapel-lane,

Same day, at Leghorn, in h
RDSON, formerly of this tol

On the 10th instant, JANE, wife of EDW
CROSSFIELD, Esq., of Grinfield-terrace, Edge
Same day, at Broughty Ferry, aged LO, Mr. ROBERI
MORTON.

.e day, at Dunland-house, Glamorganshire, the I
'' rector of Lammas for twenty-five, and depot
„nishire for more than sixty 'sears.
ne day, in his 82nd year, SAMUEL LLOYD

y-lieut.

banker, Birmingham
Same (lay, in his 30th year, R. P. EVAN ,
the late 'l'. P. Evans, Esq., of Llansantfraid, n
Same day, aged 81, BETTY, widow of the lat:: Mr
ROBINSON, of Bold-place.
On the llth instant, in his 71st year, Capt. JAS. HO
formerly of Workington, Cumberland, much respected and
lamented by all his friends.
Same day, aged 33, MARY, eldest daughter
THOMPSON, Esq., of huyton.lodge.
Same day, aired 73, MARTHA, wife of BICHARD BRAD
SHAW, of Ashton, near Warring
Same day, after a short illness,
commercial traveller.
Same day, aged 2 years, MARTHA, and on the 18th instant,
aged 11 months, EDWARD, infant children of Mr. J. COO-
BAN, Bootle.
On the 12th instant. of paralysis, in his 63rd year, the Rev.
W. FRENCH, D.D., master of Jesus' College, Cambridge,
which office he had held since 1820.
Same day, aged 79, GEORGE EATON, Esq., of The Pole
Cheshire.

THOMAS

the wife of

FOULKES

Same day, at the house of her son:in-law, W. Nicholson,
Esq., of Woodhouse Moor, aged 85, MARY, relict of the late
CROSDALE, Esq., of this town.
Same day, after a long illness, Mr. BURGE, Q.C., local
bankruptcy judge in the Leeds district.
On the 13th instant, at Beech Cottage, Barnton, aged fib,
SARAH, wife of WILLIAM CLIFF, Esq., many years a mer-
chant in this town. _

Same day, aged 53, Mr. JOHN EARNSHAW, for 23 years A
confidential servant to the Hapton Coal Company.
Same day, at Greenock, aged 70, the Rev. Dr. P. MACFAR-
LAN. Deceased had been 43 years a minister of the Christian
religion, was a staunch non-intrusionist, and, when the disrup-
tion took place, was found amongst the seceders.
Same day, in Knight-street, aged 26, JOHN, eldest son of the
late Mr. J. MENAGH, of her Majesty's Customs.
On the 14th instant, WILLIAM, infant son of Mr. WM.
M`CARI, of Little Woolton-street.
Same day, in Pembroke-place, Miss CATHARINE WAI4-
THEW.

Same day, WILLIAM ETTY, Esq., R.A., of Coney-street,
York. Deceased was born at York in 1757, where his father
was a miller, and it was not until the close of a seven years'
apprenticeship to a printer that Etty's natural bias became ir-
repressible, and he determined to become a painier ; with what
distinguished success is well known to every one who has the
slightest acquaintance with the history of modern art.
Same day, at Madry Park, aged 15, HENRY SLINGSBY
POWELL, youngest son of Lieut.-General Sir L. P. J. PARRY.
Same day, GEORGE MOIR, infant son of G. T. M. HUSSEY,
reporter to the Preston Chronicle.
P Same day, at Cheltenham, aged 79, SAMUEL. WALKER
PARKER, Esq., late of Scot's House, h► the county of Durham.
On the 15th instant, in Great Mersey-street, NI M. MOORS,
F.sq., sun of Joseph Moore, Esq., of Bond's Glen, Londou-
derry.

Saine day, aged 2 years and 7 months, ELIZABF.TII JANE,
daughter of Mr. HENRY EDWARDSON, of Everton.
Same day, at Annan, Mr. JOHN NORVALL,Litne.street.
On the WO) instant, aged 41, MARY, wife of Mr. RICHARD
RICHARDSON, of Lark-lane.
Same day, aged 90, iSABELLA, wife mp ilotrbitiot
TAYLOR, sailmaker, having survived he 1 sAktiV texvi-A ,
four years.
L.)
N - - --_ ,: '
On the 15th instant, at his residers
1,k4A77,14t.. .
RICHARD HORNBY, chronometer-rm. / ed4paz,___ ,__.--.4„,
On the 17th instant, aged 1 yerr CS' 111.4scilut, L ~
clapilder of Mr, ARTHUIt NEWLIN Opittklirce t;-.-, I. "" I
•- •••••••-•-' '• .. ) ,:- ' A
1-i tYI : -;',.:`,...7L . J:i'•:, •
sl4}.

~~"'~