The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30 00:00:00

MARRIED.

At Cavan, Upper Canada, by the Rev. S. Armour, Sohn Kilvert.
Esq. formerly of Bath, England, to Mrs. Murchall, widow of the
late B. Murchall, of the Rice Lake Plains.
Lately, Mr. M ichael Murphy, fitter at the Grand Junotton yard.
to Miss Ortnshaw, daughter of Mr. Ormshaw, cow-keeper, all of
Edge-hill.
On the 14th instant, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, by the Rev
It. Brown, Mr. Wm. Neale Atkinson. to Catherine, eldest daughter
of Nicholas Boscow. Esq.
Ott the 21st instant, at St. Mary's Bryanstone-square, London,'
Robert Thompson, Esq. of Brompton-square, to Susan Sogh,_.s
Lartitia Ramshottom, youngest daughter of John Ramsbottom. fAq'
M.P. for Windsor.
On the 22d instant, at the Old Chapel, Dukinfield, by the Rey.
R. B. Aspirin& A.M. Mr. James Ogden to Sarah, daughter of Mr*
C. Armitage, Dukinfield Old Mill.
On the 26th instant, at St. Luke's Church. Mr. Siddeley,
London-road, to Mrs. Sheppard.
On the 26th instant, at Llanbeblig Church, Caernarvonshire,ll
the Rev. Thomas Thomas, vicar, Captain William Roberts, of the
brig Resolute, of Bartnouth, son of Captain Hugh Roberts. late
master of the brig Glyndwr, to Miss Eleanor Evans, of the Harr
Inn, Carnarven.
On the 27th instant, at St. Mary's Chapel. Edmund-street, hi
the Rev. J. Wilkinson, Mr. M. Byrne, of Dublin, to Elizabeth,
third daughter of Mr. Joseph Shepherd, Grecian Hotel.

DIED.
At Ernstbrunn, in Lower Austria, at the extraordinary age
"0,
13u, a (lay labourer, named Damberger. lie was born in 1708.
Zierotitz, in Moravia, and served, in the time of Charles VI., under
Prince Eugene. of Savoy. He never married till he was 100 Ye,"/
old, and from July, 1829, was a pensioner on the Emperor's Pill'
purse. (1,
In Normandy, from apoplexy, the Duc de Fitejames. Edwards
Due de Fitzjames, was great-great-grandson of the Duke of Best
wick, natural son of James 11. He was born in 1776, and was or
gee tleman of the chamber to Charles X.
On the 29th October, at Funenal, in the Island of Madeira, site
a long and painful illness, Anthony Moly neux, Esq. of lieWshaw.
house, in the 50th year of his age.
Last week, aged 81, John M'Cracken, Esq. sen. of Glenlued\t
truly worthy man. In our last we announced the death of On
venerable Mr. Thomas Wallace, of Galdenock, aged 92. ?hei;
veteran friend:4 and neighbours had grown grey together, and
their deaths were hut a few days,div Wed.—Dumfries Courier. , „ft
On the oth ult. at Godmanchester. Lower Canada, after a 10'4
illness, Mr. John Gibson, a native of Gallowayshire, Scotian
formerly a merchant at Quebec. n of
On the 9th instant, aged 76, William Younge, Esq.
Sheffield. •
Same clay, at Warrington. aged 70, Mr. Henry Uneworth.lo°
founder.
Same day, aged 53, Mr. William Hyton, of Upholland, 06
manufacturer. 'lllo°6
On the 10th instant, after a short illness, aged 42, John WI , ate
Esq. Portugal-house, Low Harrogiate. London, proprietor to nid
Chlotenham Pump-room, and of the Public Baths, near the
Promenade-room. seta
On the 15th instant, at her residence, Lympsfield, Surrey.abf
94, Mrs. Louisa Seawall. She was the last of her name, 52,,4,111
her death, an old English family. once possessing large estate
several counties, have become extinct.
Same day, at Valleytield, near Kirkcudbright, aged 74.241011.
Mary Coultart, relict of Mr. John Straufauld,
of Kelton.
Same (lay, at Shaw's-brow, Douglas, Isle of Man, aged 50.
Joseph Stead. Sher
On the IGth instant, at an advanced age, Mr. John Carter.
gate, formerly spirit-merchant. gr. J.
Same day, at Manchester, aged 54, Elizabeth, wife of
Mitchell, woollen-draper, Preston.
Same (lay, aged 30, Mr. George Knight, of Hanover-Ware'
Manchester.
Oh the 17th instant, in Ramsey. Isle of Man, much ankore
servedly respected, aged 42, Mr. Thomas Crawford, 110ii,et
master of that part. He was a man who felt peculiar
whilst rendering assistance to the distressed mariner. Cap
Same day, aged 56, Mrs. M'Neile, daughter of the late L,"e
Thomas Wright, of Aughton, near Ormskirk.
.Tll,ol°
Same day, at Eaton, near Tarporley, aged 86, bare
Hough, whose rectitude of character and private charities
been proverbial for more than half a century.
On the 20th instant. Mr. Rogers, the Magistrate of
Hatton- 0,
den. He attended at the office and transacted the
was custon'eousl
airless, in cur unction with Mr. Bennett, apparently in Tig &O
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state of health. At about half-past two o'clock. 10,
custom, he partook of a trifling luncheon and a glass of s
the bench. After the business had been gone through, e ree;
bded- to
to his residence at Hampstead, in good spirits, and Prec.,atoey to
the drawing-room. where he reclined on his sofa prepvo soetil
taking his dinner. Shortly afterwards be was discovered sP_p. it wal
asleep, but, when endeavours were made to arouse ho",,istr,
ascertained that he was quite (lead. Mr. Rogers was abou__As
five years of age, and filled the office of magistrate upwl"--
twenty years. d 42. Cal"
On the 22d instant, at his residence, Wall-street, Age
tam William liustantadeffe. .
On the t.3d lit, after a painful affliction, aged 90. lUc
only son of Mr. Joseph Appleton, Inspector of Police. 15tar',
On the 24th instant, after a long and tedious illness, age"
William, second son of Mr. William Parry, London-road: Ate
On the 25th instant, after a protracted illness, endureo
traordinary patience, Mr. I'. Nathan. Castle street in rf,,t•
her;
year. He was truly a fond husband, a kind and indulefr`and tea
a firm friend, and a benevolent man. He has left a wife
children to deplore his loss. h Ilardnia
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Same day, in her Blst year, Sarah, relict of Joseph
Esq. Rodnt•v-street. of joser
On the 2fitli instant, in her 76th year, Mary, wife
Dunn, Esq. Hartford. Ch••shire. • K 1 Orr'
On the 2fith instant. Mrs. Faulkner, wife of George_ }eu
Esq. solicitor, No. 1, Bedford-row, London. d soutn,;
Evertor, Mrs.
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