The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-10 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

• stodgyFRIDAY, Jurin 10.
JOHN LYTHGOE, cooper, 2d meeting, at the Clarendon Rooms, at I
SATURDAY, JUNE 11.
RANDOLPH PENSWICK and WILLiAm BONE, cotton manufac-
turers, 2d and final dividend, at the Clarendon Rooms, at 1"
MONDAY, JUNE 13.
WILLIAM GIBE, soap-maker, Ist meeting, at the- Clarendon I
Rooms, at
TUESDAY, JUNE 14.
JOSEPH DAyrsoN, scrivener, deceased, audit, at the Clarendon ig
Rooms, at
Final dividend, at do, at
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15.
SAMUEL CEARNS, grocer, special meeting, at Mr. P. F. Curry', 12
Office, 0 rrell-place, Lord-street
JAMES FRANKLAND, merchant, Ist meeting, at the Clarendon a
Rooms, at

MARRIED.
On Sunday tile sth instant, at St. Mary's, Islington, by the Rev'oe•
Hill, A. 111., Mr. Robert Smith, of Cumberland Terrace,
London, to Maria, youngest daughter of Charles Chubb, Esq., o**-
bury-park, Islington.
On Tuesday last, Mr. James Harker, of the Excise, Dalbeattee; t:f
Dorothea, Proudfoot, youngest daughter of John Johnston, E9q.`'
:Milbank, in the county of Kirkcudbright.
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Yesterday, by the. TOW Rev. John Jones, M.A., Mr. Richard otel3.
to Eliza, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Richard Prior, Pembr
place.
Yesterday, at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. J. prince. 1!1_,'44;,;',
Mr. Marmaduke Moore, to Elizabeth, dausliter of Mr. 'James
perfumer, Cable-street.

DIED.
On Sunday morning last, at one o'clock; at his residence,„. ale
broke-place, awfully sudden, of ossification of the he4aigrth,iyagerdei;rettea,
Rev. David APNicol, Wesleyan minister. This
gentleman was a native of Scotland, had been in the ministry t bi 4
four years, and was prematurely cut clown in the full vi our
eat
strength.. To humble and sincere piety, Mr. M'Nicol added o.
(Jging
simplicity of character, suavity of manners, lively and el?sioter•
powers of conversation, and universal benevolence. As a MI" tioo6
his views of Divine truth were truly evangelical; his conce,f34
original, profound, and discursive ; and, whilst his discourses Liieref•'
to awaken the careless,' inform the inquirer, and edify the be. oetiC
they bore the evidence of great acuteness, extensive research, ghig,
genius, richness of imagination, and often rose to a lofty, t°° DU'
and overpowering eloquence. Besides his ordinary .
M'Nicol took his lull share in the noble enterprises of dharity.ll.o„s 0
glen, now so extensively promoted by the various denomhAtL, sod
Christians. He had been on a missionary tour into Derhai!iis pe'
Yorkshire the whole of Off week preceding his death, and in of the
customed fervid and 'powerful manner had pleaded the cause °f
perishing heathen. But, admirable and unstained as Mr. te 1"-
public character has always been, it was in domestic and priva, were
that the softness,' amenity, and swelling affections of his Soul his
biS
most perfectly developed-. By a singular kindness of prov,ideinreher
whole family, .consisting of eleven children, were broug!" logo, be
from various distances, and, on the evening previous to his dY3tabl!,'
manifested the highest happiness in beholding them around 110 ode"
with peculiar feeling and, enlargement he prayed for and•comm the'
them to God, and then, retiring to rest, fell a lifeless corpsf,'„
arms of her who had long been his faithful and affectionate 'w"`.
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On Saturday the 28th ult. the Honourable Mrs. Dosoval2.-Lf 4snet
Lord Iluntingfield, and wife of Alexander Donovan; Esq.,
ford-street, Mayfair, London, and Framfield-park, Sussex. sdgee
On Tuesday the 31st May, aged 80 years, Thomas Potts, tgq'
hill.
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On Thursday the 2d instant, 'aged 18 years, Margaret Ann'
daughter,of Mr. Peter Tyson, Upper Stanhope-street, mucllver
ds
servedly respected by a large circle of relatiOns and frien •
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was peace.
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On MOnday last,agd ifinontlis, Christiana, the imanit daool4
Mr. John Pierce, Great George-street.

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