The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

On the Ist instant, at Huntroyd, the lady of Le Gendrc Nicholas
Starkie, Esq. of a son.
On Wednesday last, Mrs. J. Tucker, of a daughter. . r
On Thursday last; Mts. Tenet, of the Theatres-Royal, Liverpool
and Manchester, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Lately, at the Parish Church, Rettws, near Ahergele; Denhighshirs
Mr. Owen Williams. or to Miss Sarah Jones, of Elettws!
Each part‘• was above sixty-five years of age. They had courted
forty years, he having to go and return a distance of seven miles to
see his sweetheart, nd this journey he never failed to'perform once,
in the space of forty ,s ears, he walked 29,120 tn,e
on love expeditions
On the 20th ult, at the Cathedral, Bangor, Mr. E. Edw,,,i•ini the
Sportsman's Hotel, Carnarvon. to M iss LiArt, or the reornsit Argil
tiao.zor.

On the 2iith ult. at 8ra01,3-,n par Ash hnurn, Mr. John Frost widower.
to Mrs. Beresford, ii jdo v, both of BratifOrd. This is the third ar
peara nee of each of the above couple at the altar of ll.ymen, and their
united ages amount to upwards of 1.0 years.
•'' On Tuesday last; at the Independent Chapel; Southport, by the
Rev. Georce tfreatbatch, Mr. Win. WiLmall, to Miss Bickerstaff, both
of Hesketh-bink. This being the first marriage sol•tmnized at the
above chapel, a Bible was presented to the parties;
Name day. at St. Asaph, Mr. R. A. Atkins, organist of St. Asaph
Cathedral, to Hannah, second daughter of the late Mr. George
Wynne, of the .same city.
same day, at Oressford. Roger Harry Barnston, Esq. Crewe-hall.
Cheshire. to Kmma Francis, second daughter of James Boydell,Esq.
of Rossett, in the county of Denbigh.

On Saturday Last, at 6'l. George's Church, Evertort, by the Rev. R.
P. Ituattieom, Mr. Peter Pearson to Alice, daughter of Mr. James
Evertun.

Same day, at Childwall Church, by the Rev. John Alexander Wil-
son, M.A. R chard Hu4hes, Esq. of Holywell-street, Westminster, to
Jane, youngest daughter of the late Captain Hughes, of this town.

DIED. •
Lately, on his voyage from Calcutta, aged 36; Ciiptaln Ivan Gill, son
of the late Mr. Evan Gill- liarbon r•master of the p ,rt of Peel, deeply
regret ed by his friends and acquaintance
Lately, at Bath, ;wed 89, Mr E. Pickwick, the celebrated %Vest of
England coach-proprietor.
In July last, at Demerara, aged 0, Michael Reilly ; and, in. a few
days afterwards, •aged Gerard Reilly, brother of the above, and
sons of the. late Mr. Robert Reilly, of Kellorglin, county Derry, and
la e of this town.

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On the Gth ult. at her seat, near Montreal, Mrs. Papineau, wife of
the non. II r. Papinerm. the Canadian leader.
On the 15th ult. at Middlehaugh-house, aged 90, Duncan Mac Diar-
m id , Esq.
On the 17th ult. at Witton, aged 90, Mr. John Heath, much
respected.
On the 17th ult. at Oporto. where he had gone for the benefit of his
health, Mr. Thomas Hughes, son of Mr. Edward Hughes, Mann's
Island
On the 19th ult. whilst on a visit at her brother's, Stansfield, near
Rochdale, Amelia Catherine, third daughter of Mrs. E. Burgess, of
Islington.
On the 20th tilt. at II olywell, aged 51, Captain Jones, formerly pay-
master of the 63d Regiment of knot.

On the 23d ult. aged 92, Air. Jimes Smethurst, of Chorley. He had
been very extensively engaged in the cotton manufacture from his
youth.
Same day, at Springfield. Ulverstone. having gradually declined in
health for a consuieralde period, the Rev. John Sunderla-d,
having just completed his 28th year. The reverend gentleman was
Vie rof Ulverstone for a period at thirty-two years.
On the 2 ith ult. aged 18, William Cordin. of Le,cds-street, for seve-
ral years in the employ of John Kenworthy and Co. carriers.
On the 2:th ult. aged 65, Alice, wife of Mr. Nichols, Lydiate, much
and deservedly respected
On the 28th ult: at Cussack, Ballasalla, Isle of Man, aged 82.. Ma-
rgaret, wife of the Rev. J. Gill, much aturdeservedly respected by a
large circle of friends

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Oo the 30th ult, after a severe indisposition, aged 73, Jane, wife of
Mr. It. Chapman, Greenland-street.
On the 30th utt aged 9 months, in consequence of the upsetting of
a cart at Bidston, Citi shire, Martha, second daughter of Mrs. Morton,
Pin tribe-street

On the 3 th ult. aged '2B, Mrs. J. Viekers, widOw of the late Mr. J.
Vickers, jun. and second daughter of Mrs. Taylor, Angel Hotel,
Knutsfurrl

Same day, after a• severe indisposition, aged 73, Jane; wife of Mr.
A. Chapman, Greenland-street
On the 31st ult. at Wallintzton, Herts, the Rev. Thomas SissonS.
M.A. Iteetor of the above place, and Vicar of Chippenhatn, Cam-
bridgeshire
On the Ist instant, in Sands-street, Douglas, Isle ot Man, atred 60„
Mr. John Christian, shoernitker

On the Ist instant;at his residence Black friars.street, Carlisle, Mr.
Joseph Glaister, aged 60 years, much respected by all who knew him
Same day. suddenly, Rachel, wife of Mr. James Gregson, farmer.
North Meols.

Sam e day, aged 35, Ann, the wife of Mr. Wm. Hollis. of this town,,
formerly of Manchester. •
On Tuesday last at Glan yr Afon, Denbighshire, aged 76, Mary,
relict of the Rev. John Denman, Vicar of Llanarmon, in Yale.
Same day, at liolton-le-Monrs after a long illness, the Rev. Wm.
Thist,ethwatte. for upwards of thirty years the zealous and much
respected lnetunhent of St. George's Church, in that town.
On Thursday last, at the lirorkhurst, in the county of Cheshire, at
the venerable a4e of 90, Mrs. Worthington, relict of the late William
Worthington, Esq. of Leftwitch.
Same day, of au affecion of the heart, the Rev. Sir John Head, Rart,
rector of Raleigh, Essex and uncle of Sty Francis Head, Governor of
Upper Canada.
On Friday last, at her house, Brunswick-road, in this town. aged
66, much esteemed by all h. r relatives and acquaintance, Mrs. Ann
Ormerod, relict of the late Henry Ormerod, M. L). of Rochdale
On Slangily last, at Lowhill, John, eldest son of Mrs. Evans. late
of the TANI, inn, llope-sleet, Wrexham, greatly lamented by a large
circle of friends

On Sunday morning last, at his msidenee, Wesley-street, aged 35,
Mr. James Uew•itt.

On Sunday last, at Wavettree, Catharine. the beloved wife of Mi.
Seth Flit'roft

Same day, deeply regretted. Emma, the beloved wife of Mat.
llohinson, of the Molly Maloney Tavern, Upper Dawson-st-eet
. Yesterday. after ;bort but severe illness, Ann Campbell, the he•
loved wife of Edward Bunbury. Parliament-street, and eldest daughter
of-the late John' Little. sen. Esq. •of Drum New Abbey, Dumfries-
shire. her loss is severely. felt by h"r family and friendS, and she will
long be remembered for her endearing and amiable qualities by a
large eirete• of nequ'aintanee

•LIVERPOOL!
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1838.
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Southampton-buildings, London; by Messrs. -Johnston and Co:
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