The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-16 00:00:00

Total at each Dispensary ....

VISITORS.
North—Mr. S. Barber, Rev. Moses Fisher, and Mr. W. F.
Macgregor.
South—Mr Francis Jordan, Rev. J. Martineau, and the Rey. J.
Aspinall

R. WEDGWOOD, Secretttry.
Dispensaries Office, 1, Fenwick-street, 12th Nov. 1838.

TIDE TABLE.
Days. Itirrs. Rpm.
H. H. H. i F. I.
Tuesday 13 847 9 8 12 11 Britius. Jupiter in eon. With
Wednes. 14 926 945 14 0 [moon. 4h. 28m. even•
Thursday 15 10 I 1 18 14 11 Machutus.
Friday 16 iIG 35 10 51 15 9 Venus in c. moon. 6-12 even
Saturday 17 11 7 11 23 16 2 Hugh. Bishop of London.
Sunday 18 ill 39 )1 55 16 4 23d Sunday after Trinity.
51unuay 10 ! - 913 16 6 Jupiter rises 3h. Bm. morn.

MARRIED.
On the Ist Instant, at Manchester, Mr. IL Culiiugworth, of
Leeds, woollen-draper, to Lydia,. youngest daughter of the late
Rev. John Crowther, Wesleyan minister.
Same day, at Leeds, Mr. John Newlay StanlevMoulden, draper.
Preston, to Miss Maria Sophia Sheepshanks, of Zeeds.
On the Bth Instant, in London, Arthur, third son of the late Rev.
John Stephens Phillott, to Frances Caroline, second daughter of
William Frend, Esq. of Tavistock-square, London.
On the 10th instant, at Wybunburv, Cheshire, Mr. James Robin-
son, (of the firm of Brereton and ttobinson, woollen-drapers, of
this town,) to Jane, daughter of Mr. William Brereton, of the
former place.
On the 10th instant, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Joseph Gra-
ham, late of Whitby, to Miss Mary Evans, late of Overleigh, near
Chester.

On the 13th instant, at Renshaw-street Chapel, by the Rev. John
Hamilton Thom, Mr. Wiliam llorsfall, card-manufacturer, of Man-
chester, to Maria, eldest daughter of Thomas Coglan, Esq. of this
town.

On the 14th instant, at Chri,t,Chureh, by the Rey. F. Ould. Mr.
%V. S. Lawn. of Manchester, to Martha, daughter of the late Mr.
William Kaye.

DIED.

At Edinburgh, John Philip Wood, Esq. Mr. Wood was deaf and
dumb from his infancy, and yet attained to no mean eminence a,
an author. His History of the Parish of Cramond. his Life of
John Law of Lauriston, and his edition of Douglas's Peerage of
Scotland have placed his name in a high rank as an antiquary.
genealogist, and biographer. Minute research and severe accuracy
mark every page he wrote.
On the 24th August, at St. Mary's, River Gambia, Africa, the
Rev. Thomas Wall, Wesleyan Missionary.
On the 14th ult aged 43, Mr. John Walmsley, Upper Pitt-street.
On the 22d ult. at Vienna. having attained the great a e of 116
years. Elizabeth Ernestine Thaler. She entered a family 's a ser-
vant, when only eleven years old, and remained hi it till her death.
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seeing two out of three generations in it pass away. She was ne-
ver married, and preserved her intellectual faculties to the last
moment of her life.

On the 2.lth ult. aged 23 Mary, wife of Mr. 11. Deacambe, Tarle-
ton-street, and only daughter of Mr. William l; riEtiths,Williamson-
square: _

On the 28th ult. aged 57. Frances, relict of the late George Julian'
Lig. of London, and mother to Richard Julian. Esq. the residerl,
engineer to the Preston and Wyre Railway Company.
On the 29th ult. Aliee,relict of Mr. Lewis Bowe, of the Old Deg
Inn, Wigan.
On the 30th ult. Mr. D. D. Foulkes, of Manchester, attorney-at-

On the 2d instant, at St. Helen's, aged 24, Mr. J. Alcock, wheel'
wright.
Ou the 2d instant, aged 58, Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. Richard
Noble, Vicar of Whalley.
Same day, at her residence, at Brighton, the Countess of NeW",
hnrgh. The late countess was the widow of the fifth Earl ar
Newburgh, and was in her 77th year.
Same day, at the residence of her daughter, Hazel-bank, near
Edinhorgh, Mrs. Goddard.
On 4th instant, aged 31, Mr. David Allen, of Salford, pub'
bean lute of Chat 1108.5 TaVvrn.
Same day, at Ilia residence, in the Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury"
aged 88, General Robert Phillips, of the Hon. East India Cour
pany's Bengal Army. Ile was the senior officer in the companY •
servile, and greatly distinguished himself at the taking of BedareS,
and in several other actions in which he was engaged.
On the sth instant, at Bourton-house, near Moreton-in-the'
Marsh, Gloucestershire, Viscount Deerhursf. His lordship
been obliged to keep his room since August last, when he eaug":
cold, in returning from one of her Majesty's parties at the pet
palace, and which brought on consumption. The Earl of Coventr,
and several other members of the tinnily were present at his lord'
ship's dissoluton. Lord Deerhurst was the eldest son of the Far,
of Coventry, by his first. wife, second daughter of the Earl of
Beauchamp, and was burn Oct. 25, 1808. Ile married, on the lt,ftl
Match, 11136. Miss Harriet Cockerel!, only (laughter of the late Sir
Charles Cockerel'. Hart. M.P , and sister of the present baronet
by whom, we believe. his lordship has left issue an infant.
On the sth instant, at Llandovery, Carinarthenshire, age` 63,
Mrs. Elizabeth Owen, mother of Mr. J. G. 11. Owen, solicitor.
Monmouth, widow of the Lite J. Owen, Esq. of Maindiff-court, in
this county ; and formerly relict of Sackville Gwynn, Esq• °
Glanbrane-park, Carmarthenshire, and mother-in-law to Mrei J.
G. 11. Owen, 8, Upper Stanhope-street, Windsor, near this torn'
On the 6th instant, in London, Charles Hamerton Killick, Esq'
of St. Domingo.
On the 6th instant, at his residence, Much Vv'oolton, age--
a 47,
Thomas Gregson, Esq. formerly of this town.
Same day, at Hastings, W. Agar, Esq. Queen's Counsel. He wast
found dead in his bed. It appears, that the deceased, who was r
his 72d year, had, on Monday, complained of a slight pain across
his chest, which, however, upon the application of proper remedJf
disappeared, and the deceased retired to rest, apparently 1°
still
usual state of health. In the morning he was found• dead, but
warm. A medical gentleman endeavoured to bleed hint, but
utth-
out effect. The deceased appeared to have died in sleep, and, iu
the opinion of the surgeons, from a rupture in the heart.
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Same day, Henry John Bratiazon, Esq. a gentleman of indep
ent fortune, distantly related to the Earl of "Meath and Sir V*llll'd -
t.
Brabuzon, Bart. M.P. and connected with the Leamington finn
Theldeeeased had, that morning, hunted with the Leamington stag
hounds, and, after returning to his residence, went out for a %ill,
but, shortly after, was discovered, by a post-boy, drowned
shallow brook.
On the Bth instant, Mr. Thomas Blundell, aired about 73
brother to the late Leigh Blundell, Esq. of High Seacombe, C"L'
shire.
Same day, Mr. John Geddes, aged 38 years, deeply regretted by'
a numerous circle of relatives and friends.
Ott the 9th instant, after a short illness, Mr. Bowman Chadds
aged 46. pork butcher.
On the 13th instant. (at the house of his uncle, Edward Will"'
of Evertors) in the 14th year of his age, John Fothergill
youngest son of Lawson Whalley, Esq. of Lancaster, M.D.
Same day, aged 73, Mrs. Watkinson, of Sephton. v ban"
Yesterday, at her residence, in Toxteth Park, after alO tbig
illness Margaret, relict of the late Joseph D'Aguilar, Escl• °.
town, and daughter of the late Rev. Samuel Renshaw. A.
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Rector of Liverpool. Whalley,