The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-08 00:00:00

MARRIED

On the 101 h of Octcber last, at Nehow, in the East Indies, JOHN
MURRAY, Esq., M.D, M.A. of the Bengal Artillery, to LOVEDAY
MARIANNE, youngest daughter of the late JOHN OWEN PARR,
Esq.

ou the 2gth ult., QUINTIN FLEMING, Esq., second son of
Nicholas Fleming, Esq , of Dublin, to JANE ANN, fourth daughter
the late WILLIAM PALGRAVE, Esq., collector of H. Customs,
Dublin.

Same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. GEORGE
REDFERN, of Blakewell, in the county of Derby, to Miss JANE
Thornley, late of this town.
Same day, aged 35, Mr. THOMAS MAIN, formerly of Stone.
haven, N.B.
On the 31st ult., at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, SAMUEL
HEMMING, Esq., of Birmingham, to ELIZA SOPHIA, second
daughter of Mr. EDWARD PUTLAND, merchant, St. George's.
tel race, Manchester.
On the sth instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. H.
Stuart, Mr. JOSEPH HIGGINSON, eldest son of the late John
Higginsou, blockmaker, to ISABELLA, only daughter of Mr.
JOHN HARDING.

Yesterday, by the Rev. J. Tobin, Mr. GEORGE HUTTON, to
FANNY, eldest daughter of JAMES BANNISTER, Esq., ship.
builder, Liverpool.

Same day, in her 82nd year, Mrs. BURY, Chatham-street, relict
of the late John Bury, Esq., Salford.

DIED

On the 24th ult., aged 31, J kMES CROSFIELD, M.D., second
son of Edward Mason Crosfield, Esq., Edge-hill, Liverpool. Dr.
Crosfield occcupied, for the last two years, the office of Physicians'
Assistant to the Royal Infirmary of this city, a situation to which
his attachment to his profession and a conscious desire to render
his medical attainments as ;complete as possib:e had led him to
aspire. To the performance of the arduous and important duties
of his office Dr. Crosfield devoted himself with the most and •nt zeal
and indefatigable industry; and it is but justice to say, that his
eagerness in the acquisition of professional knowledge was only
equalled by the assiduous and benevolent attentions he gave to the
patients entrusted to his care. He was a young man of very great
natural talents; and, had his life been prolonged, it is impossible
to doubt that he would have risen to distinction. It is a melancholy
instance of the instability of all. human arrangements, that he
breathed his last on the same day on which his engagement with
the hospital terminated.—Edinburgh Evening Courant.
On the 26th ult., after a very short affliction, aged 81, Mr. JOHN
GRAY, for fifty-four years clerk of the Parish Church of Chorley.
At the age of fifty, he undertook to walk, on the Chorley and
Wigan road, 147 miles in 40 hours, which he accomplished in 3g
hours. He was in the habit of issuing a yearly bill of mortality,
which was always prefaced by some poetry of his own. His last
production, which we annex, published a week or two ago, moat
singularly prognosticates his own end.

always do find my friends very kind,
For fifty-four years I very well know
And now I do stand to receive at their band
Whatever they please to bestow.
Eighty-one years with me are past,
And many do think this will be my last."
On the 13th ult., FRANCES, daughter of the late Rev. ROGER
KENT, Vicar of Minshull and Wetnall, in the diocese and county
of Chester
On t

2gth ultimo, at his residence, Shaw's-brow, aged 77, Mr.
JOHN FLETCHER, book-binder and paper-ruler; and on Friday
morning, aged 68, Mrs. FLETCHER; wife of the above.

Some day, at his residence, in Kirkdale, Mr. JEREMIAH SIIAW,
a man proverbial for the integrity of his dealing ; and whose
charitable, active, stimuiating, and benevolent disposition, gained
for him general respect, and whose-memory will long be cherished
by many wko have benefitted by his humane exertions:
_ _ .

On the 22d uit., in Thorlow-street, aged 6s, Mr. WILLIAM
JONES, sawyer. He was a faithful and industrious servant to Mr.
Langdale, timber-merchant, for upwards of twenty years
Same day. in her b6th year, MARGARET, wife of Mr. EDWARD
DAVIES, anchorsmith, and mother of Mr. T. Davies, printer.
On the 24th ult., aged 9 years, THOMAS CAMEI.FORD HILL,
eldest son of Mr. Joseph Hill, Everton.
On the Ist instant, aged 46, Mr. CHARLES WEBSTER, of
Brook Pottery, Present, the last of seven brothers.
On the Ist instant, aged 53, Mr. ELIJAH AIREY, late of the
Boar's Head, Water-street.
On the 2nd instant, aged 80, Mr. ROBERT JACKSON, Mill.
street, Toxteth-park.
Same day, MARGARET, youngest daughter of Dr. CARSON,
of this town.
Same day, at an advanced age, Mrs. COYLE, relict of the late
Mr. Henry Coyle, Brook-house, Smeatham-lane.
ofSßamoDeodtpyhaztwWittconn-EoNtirlAßhe-Tll. Esq.,
ill,aged 27, MARGARET, wife
and eldest daughter of the
Rev. John Richard Tetlow. A.M.
On the 4th'instant, 'after .a few hours' illness, in his 57th year,
ROBERT RICHARDSON, Esq Walton-breck.
Same day, MARGARET JANE, infant daughter of EDWARD
VON DADELSZEN Esq.
On the sth Instant, aged 46. Mr, ALEXANDER STOUTHART,
late master palter.

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