The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-03 00:00:00

DIED

Lately, in Halton-street. Cross-street, Islington, London.
aged 83 years, Mrs MA KY CO RK RA N. widow. whose late hus-
band became a member of the Incorpoated Society of Li-
censeo Victuallers on its first establishment. the number of his-
certificute being 67. The dec axe', together with her late
husband, had received a wry-kly allowance from the funds o
the ''ociety since the Bth Otto )er, 1810. a period of nearly ase
years, Lnd the s.un paid to them amounted to upwards of Four
Hundred and Sixty Pounds. For this large amount their
orig nal suhstription to the Society was One Guinea. Proba-
bly no other institution in the United King,om can adduce a

great tact" and valuable
investment of a single subscrii.tiun, speaks in favoura of the
incorporated Society of Licensed Victuallers, we leave to the
decision of evt ry reflecting n.embei of she trade.
On the 22d December, struck by a cannon-shot, while glori-
ous!y storming the Sikh batteries in front cf Ferozepore.
Lieutenant GEORGE ALPREP CROLY, 26th Light Infantry,.
N. 1., eldest son of the Rev. Dr. Croly, rector of St. Stephen's,
albrook, London.

On the gth of January. in the Island of Madeira, aged 23 years,
ELIZABETH, wife of WILLIAM UN WIN, Esq., wine-merchant..
of this town.

On the 13th ult.. at A

r of
the late Rev. PAUL BELCHER, M.A., LL.B., Heather Hall,
Leice.tersh re.

On the ►6th ult.. at Albrightnn, near Shinell, about four
o'cicck in the morning, Mr. B. THOMAS, aged 77 ; and on the
same evening, ANNE, his wife, aged 87. This couple had been
rnarr ed upwards of fifty years, and " in their deaths they were
not divided."

On the _2nd utt., in Dublin, the Rev. HENRY BUNBURY,
Rector of Killeoan ant

Same day, iti-i;-i;3-,;;;

lamented y a largle
of friends, and regretted bynee allvy who knew him, Mercirc. ELI
PIERCE, corn-merchant, Chorley, and brother to Mr. D. Pierce,
g.ocer, of this town. The deceased died from an injury re-
ceived in Ins head, from his horLe being thrown dowu by a heap
of stones .ying on the road, as he was returning from Preston,
on the night of Monday, the ifith ult , to which place he had
accompanied the tlixh.sheritY_ -

On the 23rd ult., agc,l 37 }ears, ESlllkft, thel,eloTed wife of
Mr. Itoi4EitT BLACKIE, tioundary,treet, Kirkdale, deeply
regretted by her friends.
Same day, aged 9 mouths, ANN, infant daughter of Mr. J.
PATE.
Same day, aged 69, JOHN WRIGLEY, Esq., paymaster and

purser, Royal Navy.
San.e day, in his 12th year,
of the Upper Arcade. Renthaw-street

n of Mr. T. SCRUFTON,

Same day, at his residence, in Hardwick-street, aged 53, Mr.
JOHN HERBERT, herald-chaser.
Same day, of cancer in the breast, Y.ARIA. wife of Mr. R.
EI.LIS, and daughter of the lz-t:! Mr. P. Pritt, of the Excise.
Shine (1.. y, in hia 69th year, Lieutenant-General, Sir JAMES
KFARNEY, K.C.H.
On the 2i! h ult., in his 83rd year, Mr. JOHN HITCIIENS,
rope manufacturer, Eastg,te-street, Chester.
same day, at Chel.enham, aged 49, Mr. JAMES MARSHALL,
of Birn:ingh•+m.

On !he .sth ult., aged 17 months, THOMAS, eldest son of
Mr. BARTON, jun., tanner, St. A nne.street.
Same day,. at Ellesmere, ELLEN, relict of the late Rev.
THOS. TURNER.
Same day, at Christletn, iu her 83rd year, ELIZABETH,
wife of Mr. T. FAULKNER.

Sam • day, aged 11 tno .ths. ALEXANDER LIT MNSDEN. in-
fant daughter of Mr. JOHN JOHNS N, of Portland-place,
Everton.

Same day, °zed 33, LUCIA HORNSBY, daughter of the late
Mr. H. BI LUNGE.

Same day, at the house of Mr. Swift, Abercromby-square,
aged 65, Mrs INGLE.
Same day, Mr. THOMAS BUTTERY, of the Cross Keys,
Denison.street, aged 4% years.

Same day, at Halifax, in her S:th year. ANN, relict of Mr.
FOURNESS. She had been a n ember of the Wesleyan Metho-
dist Society upwards of seventy years.

Same day, a
of the late Thy:

ged 38, WI LLIAI JAMES HAZLEFIUR.ST, son
)mas fliteellurst, Esq., formerly of Kodney-street.

t.r the 2'Ln ultuno, in Portman-square. London, in her sotk
year, HARRIET, Courtesy Dowager of SCARBOROUGH.
Same day, aged 2 years, ROBERT LAIDLAW, son of Mr.
J. L. CROSS, of Wesiey•strect.
Same day, at I ondon, Lord HYDE, son of the Earl and

Countess of Clarend ,n. -•
Same day, in her 87th year, Mrs. RAWLINGS, late of the
New-hall. Salop.
On the 2;th ultimo, at his residence, in Sandown-lane, Wa-
vertree. in his 40th year, Mr JOHN QUILLAM, deeply la-
mented by a large circle of friends end acquaintance.
Same day, aged 30, THOMAS SPE K 4AN, printer, ePest
son of Mr. Johnson Speakman, Northwich, formerly of this
town.

On the 2gth ultimo, aged S 7 years, ELLPN, wife of Mr.
THOMAS WARbURTON, much and ce.,ervedly regretted.
Same day, at the residence other aunt, Mrs Hughes, Stamp-
nßlno 11-Inlm/nc.ll • - • •••

bore with calm and txemplary re
piety, in the 21h year of her age,
of Mr. .1 01IN EVANS, Kitiner.eY

c meekest

Le eldest daughter

Shrop,hitc

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Our report of the meeting of the Church Missionary Society
last night, will be found on the third page.
In the House of Commons on Friday evening, Mr. Cardwell.
quoted largely frau, end made repeated reference to the un-
answerab!e speech cf Alderman Bramley Moore on dock ac •
commodation.
We have received several variously worked solutions to the
arithmetical problem in our last. It is simply thus. Seven
ap;:les divided as directed will give, first boy 4, second boy 2,
third bey 1.
With the Stain/arc/ of to-day our reader; will receive a copy of
the " Reminiscences of an ex-Parish Doctor." which are dis-
tributed to call puNlic attention to several abuses which are
there laid bare. We would respectfndy call the attention of
the Committees ;of the Ladies' Charity and the Dispensaries
to remarks highly important to those admirable institutions
for the purpose of asking whether it would not be wise for
the first mentioned charity to relax the stringency of one of
their rules aff• et ng the welt-being of many a family, and
whether the chi %!rs of the Di pensaries could nut extend
their attendance to a greater distance, now that the funds
have been materially relieved.

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