The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-19 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS,

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20. iconic
BENJAMIN MARSHALL, woollen-manufacturer, audit, at the Cla-
rendon'Rooms, at
Dividend, same place, at I
MONDAY, FEBRUARY
,22. 9
THOMAS EYTON, FRANCIS CARLILE,& HENRY DYSON, chyriiists, audit, at the Clarendon Rooms, at 1
JOSEPH GREEN, ship-chandler, audit, at the Clarendon Rooms,
at
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 9
THOMAS EYTON, FRANCIS CARLILE;BO HENRY DYSON, chymists,
dividend, at the Clarendon Rooms, at
JOSEPH GREEN, ship-chandler, dividend at the Clarendon 1
Rooms, at
2
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24.
JOHN RICHARDSON, merchant, audit, at Messrs. Lace and Co.'s
office, Castle-street
_ Final Dividend, same place 2
12
,
zacns.Rxan BARNES HOUGHTON, timber mercnant, final divi-
dend, at the Clarendon Ro6ms, at
DUNCAN M‘Vicare,
merchant,THURSDAY,a
ud i
tF, Banta
MU Ae Rs
sYr
82. 5
L.
ace and Co.'s
office, Castl, a
1
Dividend, Same placee-street, at .t .:... • .............
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BIRTHS.
son and hei
Yesterdayr. morning, at Pembroke-place. Mrs. Leonard Albin of a

MARRIED.
On Tuesday, the 22d Dec. by special license, at the Lodge, St. Doro-
thy, Jamaica, by the Rev. Crawford Fearon, 8.D., rector of Claren-
don, Henry Mark Lynch, Esq. to Theodora Elizabeth, only surviving
daughter of Arthur Foulks, Esq. of the Lodge and Mallet Hill, in the
island of Jamaica, and of Ciifton, Gloucestershire.
On Saturday, the 30th ult. at St. Alban's Catholic Chapel, by the
Rev. J. Sharpies, and afterwards at Great Harwood, by the Rev. IL
Dobson, Mr. John Cowban, Kirkham, to Elizabeth, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. Bernard Smith, of Whitebeck.
Same day, at Bangor, Mr. Thomas Jones, of the Swan, Bangor, to
Margaret, second daughter of Mr. Robert Jones, Wrachddu.
On Thursday, the 4th inst. at the Collegiate Church, Manchester,
Mr. Edward .ones, of the firm of Messrs. Jones and Dearman of
that place, to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Appleton, Collyhurst. • On Monday, the Bth inst. in London, Captain R. B. Everest, of the
Hon. the East India Company's Service, to Miss IL Gordon.
On Tuesday, the 9th inst. at Lezayre, Isle of Man, Cornet P. Wright.
of Ballaugh, to Miss Mackay, of Lezayre.
On Thursday, the 11th inst. at Manchester, Mr. John Morris, Chort-
ton-upon-Medlock, to Jane, eldest daughter of the late Robert Hughes,
Esq. Manor-house, Ardwick.
On Saturday last, at St.' Patrick's Chapel, and afterwards at St.
Peter's Church, Mr. Richard Cardwell, of Lancaster, to Miss Elizabeth
Youlter, of this town.
On Tuesday last, at St. Nicholas's Church, by the Rev. Richard
Appleton, Mr. John Powell, of Duke-street to Miss Mary Barber, of
Hope-street.
Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, the Rev. W. M. Goalen,
A.M. of Laurentekirk, Kincardineshire, eldest son of Alexander
Goalen, Esq. Star-bank, near Edinburgh, to Anne, third daughter of
the late James Gladstone, Esq. of this town.

DIED.
On the 24th Nov. last, aged 17, Mr. Thomas Barker. son of the late
Mr. Thomas Barker, Moss-street. He fell from the mast of the Asia.
on her passage from the Cape to Rio de Janeiro, and, although fhe,ut-
most exertions were used to save the unfortunate youth, he sank to
rise no more. His uniformly good conduct through the voyage gained
him the esteem of the captain, who risked his own life by plunging
overboard to save him.
Lately, aged 83, Mr. Thonias James, formerly serjeant in the 24th
Regiment of Foot.
Lately, at Mollington, Cheshire, Martha Walton, aged 77. mother of
Mrs. Williams, Woodside.
beth At,
the Drill,
Johno nea
Rr O
g swersestar ged 63.
y, after a short but painful illness, Eliza-
Onf of ,
Wednesday the 6th ult., at Euxton-hall, the residence of his son-
in-law, Col. Anaerton, Christopher Crook, Esq., of Chorley, formerly
of London, aged 83.
On Thursday the 21st ult., at Whitchurch, Elizabeth, the beloved
wife of Zebedee Sadler, Esq., aged 61.
On
trell, grocer. Saturday, the 30th ult. at Neston, Ann, relict of Mr.'John Cot-
Same day, at Shiffnall, Samuel Smith Adam, Esq., late of drymbo-
hall, Denbighshire.
On Sunday, the 31st ult. aged 34, Mr. Thomas Woodward, of Huy-
ton, late of this town.
Same day, of a bilious fever, the young reigning Queen et.Napies-
She had been shortly before delivered of a son.
Same day, in }is 81st year, James Booth, &q:-Aid Collector of his
Majesty's Customs at Lancaster.
On Tuesday. the 2d inst. Alfred Ford, Esq. barrister-at-law, fifth
son of John Ford, Esq. Abbeyfield. Same day, Mr. Richard Hughes, for many years a confidential clerk
in the employ of Mr. John Cram l‘Tersey Iron Foundry, of this town,
universally and deservedly respected by all who knew him- •
On Thursday, the 4th inst. Mr. Win. Parkinson, gardener. Lew-
hill, advanced in years.
Ore Friday, the sth inst.. at Lancaster, John, seeeneson 'of the late
James Shaw, Esq. timber-merchant, aged 22 years.
On Saturday, the 6th inst. at Alighton, itg'ed 04 years, Mr. John 'Belk Same day, at his house in Bedford-square, Loridon;Jolin Bell; Eiq,
one of his Majesty's Counsel, aged-71.. .
ce of the
Same day, at Strawberry-hill,
near %role, the residen
Rev. Mr. Carlyle, aged 23, Daniel Fleming, Esq. eldest son of the late.
Sir D. Fleming, Bart. of Crostbwaite and Lyth, Westmorland. .
yllleiiasr,
On Sunday, the 7th inst. aged 23 'years, Miss Hannah Edwards,
Great Crosshall-street.
large circle
A rrO On
Josephi% r ?rirl a
Kendall,tl the Bth instant,
Temple
street,a fewm.
eh days'respseeevte,rde _ illness,
of relatives and friends.
On Wednesdahouy. these, Chester. 10th inat. in his 67th year, Sir John Cotgreave.
of Netherleigh-
On Thursday. the lith inst. at Kirk Christ Rushem, Isle of . Man,
:,,gecl 30, Miss Margaret Bridson. This young female was to have been
married within. a few days, and; the night previdus to her decease; re-
ceived a visit from the person who was to have become her husband.
He left her and proceeded to the residence of the Vicar-Gneral, tor
the purpose of procuring a license: this he obtained, and, Ly agree-
ment, was to meet his intended bride at Derbyhaven. At the ap-
pointed time he attended, according. to promise, hut she was not there.
and the first intelligence he rer:eived respeeting
been suddenly taken ill, and died the following morning,
her wasg, that she had.
Same day, Elizabeth, wife of John Clemison,
Esq. Chester.
Same day, Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr. S. White, Duke-street,
Edge-hill.
On Thursday, the 11th inst. the Rev, James Radcliffe, M.A. curate
at the Parish Church of Kirkham, and also head master of the Gram-
mar School there.
On Saturday last, aged 46, Mr. Robert Bond, Horatio-street,.
On Sunday last, at her mother's, Mrs. St. Clair, after a few days'
illness, Miss Gardner.
Woo On
ds, Tue
ab sday last, aged 62, M3rgaret, relict of the late Mr. James
Cbage-hall, Walton-breek.
Same day, aged 4 years, Richard, youngest son
of Mr. W. H. Corn-
torth, Upper Parliament street. • ' • '
In Blackhurne-place, in the sth year of his age, Richard Vernon
Fletcher, third son of Captain Fletcher. '
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