The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-01 00:00:00

MARRIED

On the 23rd ultimo, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES
SCOW, to Miss JANE RIGBY.
Same day, Mr. THOMAS JONES, of Great Bolton, to Miss
JANE PICKERING, of Little Bolton.
On the 24th ultimo, at Mawdsley-street Independent Chapel,
Bolton, by the Rev. W. L. Brown, Mr. JOHN RAMSDALE,
bookseller, Wigan, to Miss HANNAH? third daughter of the
late THOMAS MASON, Esq., of Horwich, near Bolton.
Same day, at the Parish Church, Bolton, by the Rev. T. Lox-
ham, Mr. JOSEPH WARD, to Miss CATHERINE COLE-
MAN, both of Great Bolton.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. WILLIAM FITZ-
PATRICK, to Mrs. SARAH M`EWEN.
Same day, by the Rev. A. Knox, Mr. JOSEPH LEWIS, to
MARY ANNE GRUNDY, both of Birkenhead.

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Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. WILLIAM
SUM NER, of the brig Valiant, eldest son of Mr. John Sumner,
of Nott in gh am, to ALICE, second daughter of the late DANIEL
CUNNINGHAM, Esq.
On the 25th ultimo, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, by
the Rev. Hugh M'Grath, M.A., Captain HENRY COLLETT]
of H.M. 67th Regiment, to CATHERINE, daughter of

Esq., of Yktoria-nark, RnSholme. -
Same day, at St. Mary's Church. St. Helen's, by the Rev.
Edward Carr, Mr. PHILIP HENDLEY, grocer, St. Helen's,
to SARAH, daughter of PETER SUTTON, Esq., of Parr.
Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev.
A. Knox, HENRY RANISEY COLLINS, Esq., of 13urton-on-
the-Water, Gloucestershire, surgeon, to MARIA, .daunt

iTON, of Whitchuch, hir 4'
Same day, at St.i John the Baptist sr ChurShro ps
ch, Mr. WILLIAM
SMITH, of Hull, to MARY, youngest daughter of Mr. DAVID
DAVIES, of Hannan, Denbighshire.
Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Islington, London, by tb
Rev. Daniel Ar"--- M.A.

.viison, , HUBERT SARIitES, on-fi ;On-Oi
Captain GEORGE HUBF:RT RYE, R.N., of Bideford, Devon,
to ELIZA, third daughter of 31r. GEORGE DANIEL, of
Canonbury.
On the 26th ultimo, at St. George's Church, Hanover-s

aquare,
London, by the Rey.' Hay M. Erskine, Sir FREDERICK W.
E. NICHOLSON, Bart., Capt. R.N., to MARY CLEMENTINA
MARION, only daughter of JAMES LOCH, Esq., M.P.
Same day, at Sephton Church, Mr. JOSEPH FRANCES, of
Litherland, to ANNE, third daughter of Mr. MICHAEL
BARKER, of Pilch-lane, West Derby.

Same day, at St. Peter's-on-the-Rock, by the Rev. T. F.
Redhead, GEORGE JOHNSON, Esq., of Rock Ferry, to
SARAH, eldest daughter of the late JOHN BLOOR, Esq., of
Park gate, Cheshire.

On-the.27th ultin;o, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W
Hughes, Mr. WILLIAM MORRIS, mariner, to Miss EVANS
of this town.

On the 29th ultimo, at St. Bride's Church, by the

Rev. D. D

son of EDWARD MASON
to DOROTHEA ANNE,
JOHN KYFFIN, M.A.,

o,rwart, KOBEICT, younger.
CROSSFIELD, Esq., of Edge-hil.
second daughter of the late Rev.
rector of Llanhedrog, Carnarvonshire
Yesterd.‘, • -

111,1 l.nurcn, oy tne Key. W. Hughes,
Mr. GEORGE HENRY COOPLAND, chief officer of the ship
Helena, to Miss ANN WILLIAMS, of this town. -

DIED

On the 28th of March, of dysentery, on boar the barque
Robert Syers, on his passage home from Bombay,d Mr. HUGH
M‘BRIDE.
On the 30th of March, at St. Thy.
dysentery, JAMES SHALLCROSS BUCKLEY, second son of
the late James Buckley, Esq., of this town.
On the 6th of April, at Agra, East Indies, aged 44, EDWARD
PEPLOE SMITH, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service, son of the
late George Smith, Esq., M.P. of Selsdon, Surrey.
On the 12th of April, at Bodbay,•aged 27, Mr. THOMAS S.
FITZHUGH, second son of the late Mr. W. S. Fitzhugh, of
this town.
On the -13th of April, at Madras, aged 39, Mr. GEORGE
SUTTON, formerly a resident of this town, and well known
throughout Great Britain, Ireland, and other parts,'as "The
Magician."
On the 14th of April, in Cumberland County, North Carolina,
in his 90th year, Mr. JOHN ELLIS, a native of England, but
a resident of America for seventy years.
On the 25th of April. at Detroit, Canada, in his 70th year,
Captain ROBERT WEATHERLEY, R.N., formerly of New-
castle-upon-Tyne.
On the 16th ultimo, at Balgoun, Perthshire, aged 102, Mr.
JOHN SMITTON, joiner. Deceased was employed by the
family of Lord Lynedoch during his whole life. Until very
lately, he continued to work occasionally at his trade. When
he failed from his labour, his lordship settled upon him ..t2O
per annum, together with a free house and other emoluments.
About two years ago, a number of gentlemen in the neighbour..
hood presented him with a very handsome family Bible, which
he received with gratitude. lie has left a grandson and two
great grandsons, residing in this town.
Same day, at Kerrowdhoo, Kirk Patrick, Isle of Man, aged
30, Mr. JOHN WOODEND, miner at the Foxdale Mines, and
formerly of Whiston Mines, in this county.
On the 17th ultimo. aged 18 months, JOSEPHINE, daughter
of Mr. WILLIAM ALEXANDER, formerly of Edinburgh.
On the 20th ultimo, MARY, the beloved wife of JOHN
GANDY, of Penketh, near Warrington.
On the 22nd ultimo, aged 78 years, at her residence, Green
Park, Bath, CECILE RIQUET DE CARAMAN, Marquise DE
SOMMBRY, relict of the late Marquis DE SOMMERY.
Same day, in London, ARTHUR SAUNDERS, Esq., late of
the 12th Lancers, in which regiment he served as captain in the
Peninsula.
Same day, at Gibson-square, Islington, London, J. FOX,
Esq., of the Stock Exchange.
Same day, aged 46 years, ANN, wife of Mr. WM. DUNBIB-
BIN, of Great Crossliall-street, billiard-table maker.
Same day, aged 17 years, PHtEBE MARGARET, second
daughter of Mr. JOHN GRIFFITH, Brownlow-hill.
Gn the 2.3 rd ultimo, at his residence, Albert-road, Regent's-
park, London, aged 60 years, JOHN WILLIAM INNES
A CRIMINAL NEVER SECURE.—Edward Maguire, a
, Esq.,
of the Admiralty, Whitehall.name well known, was charged with stealing a watch.
Same day, of the hooping cough, aged 17 months, LOUISA ; The eye of the prisoner sparkled, and his countenance
and on the 26th, aged 3 years, GEORGE, children of Mr. WM. brightened when the officer entered the witness-box and
BRAMWELL, civil engineer, Woolton-street.
Same day, aged 23 years, at Pepper Harrow, Surrey, S. declared that the " party charging did not %pear " But
fleeting is the joy of wicked men.- He hadbeen iaken up
ELIOT, Esq.., late lieutenant in the Royal Artillery.
Same day, in his 19th year, FREDERICK, eldest son of Mr. on one charge, and it was found he was the very man they
F. P. EVANS, printer, Foregate-street, Chester. were in search of for another. He was committed for
Same day, aged 51 years, ANN, wife of Mr. JOHN M'CLUM- trial for stealing from a shandry groceries and a leg of
PHA, joiner and builder, Key-street, and only sister of Mr. R. veal, belonging to Mr. Robert Waring, of Stnithdown-
Bullin, of Penketb, in this county.
Same day, aged 47 years, Mr. GEORGE MUNN, formerly lane.
tea broker, in this town.
AN UNFEELING Sox.—An elderly female, respect .f
o -On the 24th ultimo, in George-street, Portman-square, Lon- able appearance, who resides in Gay-street, made an
don, aged 81 years, ELIZABETH MARIA, widow of PETER application to Mr. Rushton, on Thursday, for advice
FITZHERBERT, Esq. under the following distressing circumstances. ' She had
Same day, of rapid consumption, in her 18th year, ELizA- occasionally to leave town, and in her absence her sou
BETH, eldest daughter of WILLIAM SANDBACH, ship made a practice of disposing of her furniture. , Hitherto
agent, Ulverston.
Same day, PIICEBE, youngest daughter of JOSEPH RO-
she had forgiven him ; but having recently gone into the
BERTS, engraver. country, and found her house, as usual, stripped on her
Same day, aged 74 years, MARGARET, wife of Mr. JOHN return, she was compelled to resort to extremes. Mr.
LERCY, of this town.
Rushton told her to give her worthless son into custody.
Same day, at Warrington, WILLIAM, only son of Mr. JOHN On Friday, the man, whose name is Peter Aspinall, was
CASSON, late of H.M. Excise.
On the 25th ultimo, aged 49 years, at Ashfield-hall, Cheshire,
RICHARD HOUGHTON, Esq. &"laced in the dock before Mr. Rushton. A broierithebarn-street, deposed to receiving two press be from.
beds, a
Same day, at his residence, Mount Vernon-road, aged 86 chest of drawers, and other articles, from the prisoner for
years, Mr. JONATHAN FOX, eldest son of the late William sale on Wednesday night, on which he lent 30s. The
Fox, Esq., of Lechlade-house, Gloucestershire. ' prisoner said the goods had been placed in the broker's
On the 26th ultimo, at Ranby-hall, Nottinghamshire, aged 36 hand to meet a temporary difficulty, and that he intended
years, CHARLES HODGSON lIORSFALL, Esq., of this town.
Same day, aged 67 years, Mrs. MARGARET MORGAN, All to redeem them. In reply to a remark of the mother,
Saint's-lane, Rose-place. that she merely wanted a promise from her son that he
Same day, ELIZA ANNE, youngest daughter of the late would not annoy her, Mr. Rushton said he did not know
HARRISON CHILTON, Esq., of Whitby. how he could ensure this, except by letting the 'law take
On the 27th ultimo, at Bootle, in the 49th year of his age, its course. The man was remanded.
ganist of St. Joint's Chnrch, in this town. and for the last 28 years or-
DISPUTE WITH EMIGRANTS.—OnThursday, a person
Same day, aged 27 years, Mr. WILLIAM WALKER, flour
belonging to the firm of Durandu and Co., Waterloo-read,
dealer, Hunter-street.
appeared before Mr. Rushton, under the following circuin-
Same day, at the residence of her mother, in Upper Mann- stances :—He stated that on the preceding day several
street, after a severe illness, aged 27, MARTHA.,EI.LEN, re- German emigrants (who were present in court) came te
lict of the late Mr. JOHN OR -ME.
the office, in Waterloo-road, and asked to have upwards
Same day, at Mount Vernon House, ADELINE, youngest of 400 dollars exchanged for gold. They had with them
daughter of JAMES MULLENEUX, Esq.
Same day, at her residence, in St. James's-street, aged 77, an interpreter. £lO in gold was counted out for them,
Mrs. ELIZABETH PACE, when the interpreter asked whether the sovereigns were
Same day, at Leeds, after twelve days' illness of typhus fever, of the proper weight, saying he would go and get them
aged 42, the Rev. HENRY WtLMSLEY, senior Roman Ca- weighed. He was allowed to do so, and took the money
tholic priest, and Roman Cathic dean of the district of York.
away, but did not make his appearance again. In On the 28th ultimo, at the house of his son, in Argyle-street,
conse-
aged 76 years, much respected by all who knew him, Mr. JO- quence of this, the party at the bullion-office wished to
SEPH CORNER, for many years overlooker for the old corn- deduct the £lO from the money returnable to the emi-
pany of carters.
grants in exchange, which they immediately resisted ; and
Same day, in his 40th year, Mr. JOHN BROWNE, chemist an altercation having ensued, the police were called upon
and druggist, Seacombe.
Same day, at Lane-house, Westmoreland, EDWIN TALBOT,
to interfere, and ultimately the affair was brought before
infant son of Mr. J. H. DAVENPORT, solicitor, Shaw-street, the magistrates. The dollars were given into the care of
Everton.
the chief superintendent. It appeared the emigrants did
On the 29th ultimo, after a long illness, in the 9th year of his not know anything of the interpreter, and he had merely
age, WILLIAM KINNIS, youngest son of Mr. R. ANDERSON, joined them in the neighbourhood of the docks,
and'
Clifton Park, Birkenhead.
Same dayy, aged 7 months, SAMUEL FERNY, infant son of offered his services. Mr. Rushton said he would ford
JOHN SIV HITCHEN, every facility to Messrs. Durandu, in order that the party
On the 30th ultimo, at Rose Mount, Everton aged 3 years, who had taken the money might be discovered and"
MARY HELEN, only daughter of JAS. H. MACRLE, Esq. punished, but the amount must not be stopped from the
Yesterday, at his residence, Stafford-street, in his 59th year, emigrants. He directed Mr. Superintendent Brown to
Mr. THOMAS BROMFIELD, late of Trinity-place. Same day, aged 63 years, Mrs. EASTER ELLIOTT. hand the dollars over to the Germans. observing that
Same day, aged 41, EMMA, wife of Mr. ROBERT PIERCE, those fellows who acted as interpreters obtained enormous
Lance-lane, Wavertree. commissions, and it was a pity that emigrants were not
better informed in such matters.

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SALE or LA:. D.—On Monday, a sale of land took place
at the Conway Arms, Birkenhead. The land is situated
in St. Ann-street, Park-street, and Price-street. Out of
ten lots only two were put up. For some land and build-
ings on the north-west side of Park-street, the sum of
£6OO was bid; but it was bought in at the reserve of £7lO.
For some land on the south-west side of an intendel new
street leading out of Park-street, 40s. per yard, being the
amount of the reserve bid was offered.

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LIVER THEATRE.—TABLEAUX VIVANTS AND POSES
PLASTIQUES.—A most talented company are giving, at
the above Theatre, a series of Tableaux Viviuits, which
only require to be seen to be fully appreciated.' Some of
the groups are given with great taste and classical know-
ledge : whilst the modern subjects are equally faithful to
the eminent painters, whose works they pourtray: Amongst
the multiplicity of subjects placed before the admirer of
living statuary, it would be idle to attempt selecting the
best for praise ; 'and the more so as every week affords a
complete change in the programmes. The public ought
to see and judge for themselves. We may state that there
is nothing to offend the fastidious.

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I May 19f

THE 6 rGREAT BRITAIN."—The springs havinglone of
seem to have made no difference in the position of this;
noble ship. She stands now very nearly upright, and to
the eye she appears nearly on an even keel, instead of
being buried as it were eight or nine feet by the head as she
has been through the winter. Her stern is but a few
inches below the level of the sand, and her aeel' is quite
at low
visible at low water or thereabouts. Captain Claxton,
last week, gave the poor people who live along the shore
side leave to help themselves to that portion of the break-
i_nn,szaanta;doerytotdishlar_
water forme() by the fagots; and very speedily a vast dif_
Terence was made in its height—carts, harrows, trucks.
tThehetoppoole6f thanedfags
hands, and arms being speedily in requisition:
water, for many days, this work went on. The crew i
spars are
aprrepilm, +
for some days been engaged in removing chains ift"
brnrasatektalgs themfro in
xi offp
turbed, nor the foundation of the breakwater;whirl!
however, must be removed, unkwa • w,, • -------2
the skip QVCX A.—Newry pa,p4r, it ~... tutetded to t 4