The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-15 00:00:00

Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. Wr
WILLkA M. third son fMr RICHARD LLOYD.
wuchaf. Nannerch, to ANNE, elde't daughter of ,
WILLIAMS. of Dyffryn Mettlog, near Denbigh.
Same day. at st. Clement's Church, Windsor, by the R
Parry. Mr. HUGH M'KUNE. to Miss GILCHRIST; aM
F. GILCHRIST, to Miss M.KLTNE.
Same day, at St. David's Church, Mr. WILLIAM LLOYD
farmer, Flintshire, to Miss ANNE WILLI AMS of this tow°.

Same day, Rear. Admiral Earl wA LDEGRAVE,
SARAH, widow of the late E. MI I,WA RD. Esq., of Has'
On the gth instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the
Frost. Mr. LA WREN CE BOOTH, to Miss SARA'"
of Dunham-on-the-Hain the county of ( be
Same day, at Meksham, the Re-:.
DIGHLE,, M:A., eldest• son of Colonel Ins
GEORGIANA AUGUSTA, eldest daughter of th
HEATHCOTE, of Shaw Hill, Wilts, by whom the
was performed.
Same day. at St. Nicholas's Church, by special licens.
JAMES OUGHTERSON, of Wigton, Cumberland, to .
ISABELLA MASON. late of Kendal.
Same day. at St. Anne's Church. by the Rev. T. Stringer, N
THOMAS TWIGG, of Bevington•street, to Miss JANE LUN'
of Upper Beau-street.
On the 11,th instant, at the Cellegiate Church, Mancliester„l
the Rev. Henry Deck, Mr. WILLIAM r, of Eastgat
street, Chester, to EMMA, eldest daughter of CHARLES '
FAULKNER, E3ci , Newton Grange, near Manchester.

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Same day. at St, George's Church, Evetton, the It(
MOORE, Incumbent of Heghouses, near Whalley, tc
ANNE, only daughter of the late JOHN LUCK, Esq.
Same day, at St. Catherine's Church, by the Rev.
Mr. THOMAS JONES, if Rochdale, to JENNETTA,
of Mr. JOHN FOX
Same day. at St. Philip's Church, DANIEL LYTTO
of Torquay. Devnoshite, to EMMA. youngest da
KICHARD CORNISH, Esq.

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MARY A

Same day, at Birkenhead. by the Rev. A.
THOMAS MARTIN. of Downpatiick, to Mi
JOHNSON. of tlfs town.
On the 14th instant, at St. David's Church, by t
Hughes. Mr. JOHN THOMAS, to Miss JANE HUM
of this town.

DIED.
Lately, at Seabrook, Kent, aged 94. Mr. JOHN YOUIENSZ
Deceased was married five times. The fifth wife died tareiTe
months ago. They were all interred at Cheriton.

On thel,th September last, at Bonny River, Africa, aged
Captain DAVID JAMES KIRTI.LY. of th,s port.
On the 14th September last, at Nin po, china, ROW
THOM. Esq.. Her Msjesty's Consul th:re, and brother to
Rev. David Thom, of the Scotch Secession Church, in Ba
street, of this town.
On the 12th October. at Calcutta. GEORGE GILLANDR
Fsq., of the house of Gillanders, Arbuthnot, and Co., of t
city. and of Highfield, in the county of Ross.

On the 25th October. at Kingston, Jamaica, muck,
servedly respected, aged 41 years. Captain THOMAS GIT
son of James Gibson. Esq.. of Vehltehaven, and son-;
Richard Richardson, Esq., of Uppelyarhament-stree•

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On the list ultimo, aged 17. WILLIAM, eldest son of Ids.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Crown Vaults, Ilighfield-st eet. This
youth fell from the foretopsail-yard of the schooner Cr( scent. ca
his homeward passage from Palermo to Hull, and was drcnarres....
On the 4th Instant, at his seat, A llerton-house, Yorkshire,. ilk
his 71st year. the Right Hon. Lord STOURTON. the repre-
sentative of. one of the oldest Roman Catholic families is the
empire. The deceased nobleman William Stourton, Berea
Stourton, of Stourton, county of Wilts. was born June 6, 1775,
and succeeded to the title April 29, 1616. In the month of Oet...
icon, he married Katherine Winifred. daughter of Tilos. We 141,.
Esq ,of Lulworth, Dorsetshire. The issue of this marriage'
were fourteen in number, thireen of whom survive. Lady-
Stourton, who was sister of Cardinal Weld, also survives her
husband. His lordship was the elder brother of the Hon. .Sis
Edward Vavasour, Bart, and of the Hon. Charles Lar gdaie,
late M.P. for Knaresborough, both leading members of the Ro-
man Catholic party In politics the deceased was a decide&
Reformer. The Hon. Charles Stourton, who succeeas to the
title and estates, married, August 1, ifeir.. the Hon. Leery
Clifford, sixth daughter of Lord Clifford, of Chudleigh, and Das
issue by her four children.
Coc the sth instant, aged 99, Mr. THOMAS ROBERTS; bat&
mail-guard, Holyhead.

Same day, at his seat, Tredegar Park, Monmouthsl
Stlth year, Sir C. MORGAN, Raft. Deceased Is suc
his eldest son, Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan
Brecon.

Same day, at the Parsonage, 'Wittor
the Rev. G. H. ASH E, B.A.
Same day. at Greaford, C. CHOLMONDELEY, Esq
the late T. Cholmondeley, of Vale Royal, and broths:
Delamere.
Same day, in Houghton.street, in his 78th year, M
MORRIS, formerly of Aberford, Yorkshire.
Same day, at Chester, of consumption, aged 23. Mr, EDV
MELVILLE REID, brother of Mr. Reid. surgern, Bootle.
Some day, at Sandycroft, near Hawarden, aged 1106,
BAXTER.
On the 6th instant, at Walsall, in his Stith year, WILLLUS
DIXON, jun., Esq.. of this town.
Same day, at Whitchurch, Shropshire, Miss ELIZALLETB
TURNER, author of "The Daisy," „The Cowslip." &c.
Same day, near Nutting 11111, aged 84, Lieutenant-Gemml
DICKINSON, the oldest general officer connected with the
Royal Artillery.
On the 7th instant, at Penn Hall, in the 15th year of her agit,
JANET, daughter of Lieut.-Colonel EYRE, Royal Artillery.

ged 32, MARY. v

Sameday,-aged 26 years, ANNE, wife of Mr. W. KENDAI.I.,
of her Majesty's Customs, and daughter of Mr. T. L. CLFAILN-
SON, of this town.
Same day, after en illness of two months, borne with all the
feelings of a devoted Christian, at her residence, at Seatortb,im
the midst of a large and affectionate family, the truly kind as d:
loving parent ESTHER B. P. LITTLEJOHN, relict of tilt hfa
Mr. Arthur Littlejohn' of Bold-street. Her loss will be deer&
and sincerely regretted by a great circle of friends, and espeeissav
the poor, who were ever lively to her Christian charity a-at
pious benevolence.
Same day, Mr. JOHN LOCK LEY. tailor, Parr-street..
Same day, aged 78, Mr. RICHARD WILLIAMS. of Maxtor,
near Oswestry. Deceased only survived his wife eleven days.
On the sth instant. aced 29, MARTHA ELIZABETH, wife 01
the Rev. R. WHITE. of All Saints' Church, Blackburn.
On the 9th instant, at Edgehill, aged 55, Mr. GEO. MYERS.
Same &I', at her house, in Edge-hilt, Miss JEFFREYS.
Same day, EMILY, youngest daughter of Mr. JAMES ovit.
END, Hope. street.
Same day, at his residence, in Surrey.street, Kent-aqtray4
aged at, Mr. WILLIAM ROBERTS.
Fame day, at the residence of her aon.in.law, MARTHA, lfr-
liCt of the late T. JONES, Esq., of Kensington.

On the Irth instant, aged 30., THOMAS, eldest
THOMAS PEARSON, engineer, Liver Foundry.
Same day, at her residence, aged 68, Mrs: ANN SYMON
wife of Mr. James Symonds.
Same day, at ,her brother
ELIZABETH WIWsTANLEI', spinst
Same day, at his seat, Wincl.field-1
Admiral Lord AMELIUS BEAUC!.EBE, G. 613
the oldest officers in the British navy. The nail
son of Aubrey, flf h Duke of St. Albans, and was
uncle to the present duke. He entered the navy ..
age, and, alter a probationary.service as midshipt
pointed lieutenant in 1;91, and was posted on U
1793. In 1611, he was promoted to the rook o:
Year a
In 1819, to that of vice-admiral; and on the 22nd of Jai
he received his commission as admiral of the red. The di
was honoured with the particular notice of the, late E
whom he wos )pp ilits!tt principal aide de camp.
On the 11th instant, WALTER, youngest son of Mr. E
CAN LITTLEJOHN, of
street. Birkenhead.
Fame day, aged 12 months, ANN, only daughter of Mr.. 11
COCKCROFTiGoIden Cross Inn,
Thomas'S
Same day, aged 4 years. SARAH ELIZABETH, eidestda
ter of the Rev. RICHARD LEIGH, rector of Halsalh
On the 12th inskat, at 13, Woodside-terrace, Glasgovr,.
illness, MARGARET, wife et XI
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