The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25 00:00:00

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Same day, at Christ Churen
ZABETH. datieht-r of Mr WILLIAM t WLE\
works at St. Ge rge's hal and Assize-c t ts.
On the 18th instant, at St. Phi:ip's hi.reh, b.
Townsend. Mr. JOHN STAVELEY to Miss GEORGE
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...iame day, at the Coliegiate
W. Wilson, WILLIAM souTtiwELL E
au.Prince. t, HARRIET SPENCI.R ,
WM. FROGGOTT, Platt-erove Rusholme.
Same day, at Abbey Strowry Chu, ch by the Rev. Richard B
Townsend, JAMES A. HARLEY, Esq., of Cork, to MARY,
eldest daughter of Lieutenant YOUNG TUaNER. of her Ma.
jesty's Sicilian Regiment of Foot. Bridgetown, Skibbereen.

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erchant, of Port•
econd daughter of Mr

On the 19th instant. at St. Nicholas's Church Mr JOHN
CHADWICK, of Manchester, to Miss MA kY ANN ROBINSON.
On the 20th instant, Exton Lark was the scene of great

of the Earl of Gainsb rough, the Lady NOILL,
ANDREW AGNEW, Esq., Idest son of Sir Andrew Agnew. of
Lochnaw Castle, North !triton. The lovely b,
companied to the parish church by eight bridesmaids-
Catherine and Victoria Noel, the Lady Maris Jocelyn,
Misses Hamlyn Wiliiams, and the Misses M. C. and P. Noel.
The bride, who was given am ay by her noble father, was attired
in a rich white glac6 silk, with two deep ft,unces of Brussels
lace, a Brussels lace veil, and a wreath of orange flowers. The
ceremony was most impressively performed by the Hon. and
Rev. G. Noel. the uncle of the bride. The church, ornamented
by the splendid family monuments ard ancient banners, ws-
this occasion decimated with ft,wers. arid a vase --
the tenantry assembled at the church. 1
schools appeared with bouquets of flowers, with with
strewed the path of the bride as she ret red from he c
After the ceremony, a triatii
prepared in the great dining

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m at the hall, to which wpm

of sixty persons sat down.
On the 22nd instant. at St. Philip's Chu,ch. Mr. JOHN
JONES, to MARIA, daughter of the late Mr. R WILLIAMS.
I.ME CR JOK. to Miss ANN

On the
FEANEY
On the 24th instant, Mr. THOS. INGRAM, to Mis. MARY
CURTIS, both of Chester.

DIED.
On the 12th instant, Mr. NEHEMIAH PYE, upwards of 3:
years cooper at Trueman street Brewery.
On the 11th instant. aged 55 years. MA RGERY, the helovet
wife of Mr. THOMAS WATKINSON, of the Goore Houses
the 13th instant, at Flighfield, Rock Ferry, EDWARD NE
VILLE,AIOtenar.
fourth s, nof Mr. H BOYDEL 1,.
Same day, aged 63, SAMUEL WE 8B Esq., one of the Boar(
of Trade.

Same day, at her residence. Limekiln-lane. Tranmere. Che-
shire, aced 78, MARTHA, relict of the late Mr. EDWARD
GOODACR E.
Same day, at his residence, 14, Upper Mann street, aged 729
Mr JOHN BIBBY.

Same day, aged 64, Mr. RICHARD YATES, farmer, Wood
End, Bedford, near Lcieh.

Same day, Mrs. HARRISON, wife of Mr. Harrison. Pied Du
Inn, Leigh.
Same day, aged 3-
painter, Oxfc

SARAH, wife of Mr. STEPHEN PRITT,
street, Preston.

Same day, at Cheltenham, aged 78 yeas. the Rev. JOHN
WHALLEY MASTER, B D , Rector of Chorley, Lancashire.
On the lath instant, aced 52, much re•pected. Mr. J %NIES
LUND, of the firm of ,essrs James Lund and Nephew, cotton
spinners, Wensley Fold, near Blackbu rt.