The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12 00:00:00

'MARRIED.

Lately, at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Mr. George Arnold. of Lido.'
field, joiner and builder, to Niss Ann Bowster, second daughterof
late John Bowater, Esq., of Carlisle. _ _

On Monday, the Oh inst., at Hawarden. Mr. Joseph Halt, butcher.
of Seacombe, to Ann, third daughter of the late Mr. William 13100.0
of Broughton. Also; at the same time and place, Mr. John Sheen,
farmer, to Susannah, fourth daughter of the above-named individdaL
On Thursday last, at the Parish Church of Stoke-tmon-Tretit,b9
the Rev. Charles Locke, Mr. Win. H. Taylemr..eldest son of CAistitO
Tayleur, Esq., of Parkfield, to Emma, second
,danghter of Jll6.
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Heathcote, Esq., Lane-end, Staffordshire. • '
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On Sunday last, at Trinity Church, Mr. C. R. Woolford, provision' -
merchant, Dale7street, to Maria, second daughter of Mr. EdwAra el,
borne, block maker.

• DIED.
In her 93d year, Sarah Blackburn, of Mirfield. widow. The de.
ceased was mother, grandmother, and great-granditother to 140 chili
dren ; she was able to walk out of doors a week befoie her deeth, and
retained her faculties till thedast. * •
On the 15th December last, Mrs. 131asland, eldest daufhter of• the
Hon. James Dowling, Judge 8f tine Supreme Clert, Sydney, 11,41 C
South Wales, at the early age of 19 years, halitig been married Mill
eight months to a gentleman of the highest respectability Itr =eIIIG •
colony. The blow is rendered doubly severe to the learned. ludgqi Iter ~•
father, from the circumstance of his wife having died•nuly In glee
month of August preceding. • • 1": r
At lontego Bay, Jamaica, •the 2b at Msreh, titstrey., VaISIt•!
tine Ward, General Super intendant of the WesleYan.lififfilau!l in t.lll.
West India Islands. After a short illness, brought Mr bat assiduous
labour in the cause of his heavenly mister, he was called• to his eter-
nal reward, deeply lamented by the ministers and people Of his We,
to whom he had greatly endeared himself by his uniform and WI"
tolic diligence, urbanity, and integrity.
On Monday, the 6th ult., Mary Jones, the beloved daughter of the
celebrated Anglesea bard, P. A. Mon, aged 91 years, universaf
respected.
On Friday, the 11th ult., in the 30th year of his age, at the-house of
his father, Upper Thames-street, London, 'Mr. James 'Forret, printer.
late of the Mercury-office, in this town.
On Sunday, the 3d instant, aged 19 years, John Edward 1010.
cooper. Fontenoy-street, regretted by numerous friends.
On Monday the 4th instant, aged 54, John Brown, of Manchester'. '
many years a laborious conductor in the Angel-nseadow Sunda,er'
school. He "-as remarkable for his unassuming manners and practise'
piety. Tie was engaged in prayer on Sunday rnor::ing, in the achOok.
when he was suddenly seised with paralysis, and his happy
escaped to immortality on the following evening.
On Tuesday, the sth instant, aged 9C, Mr. Richard Owen, of Walk-
denmoor, near Worsley. _

On Wednesday last, aged 30, much and deservedly respected, Anro.,
the.second daughter of Mrs. Bax.ter, Revell-street, St !Men's;
Oa Thursday last, 440.6 Years. James, son of William Lyon, offt(o.
of this town.
Same day, at Whitby, near Chester, Mr. Abraham Cheeseborougb.
late of this town, aged 41. ' • ' • '
On Friday last, at Rock Poiat-house, Margaret, yopagat4. 4inght..,r
of" the rate William MOlyneal, g 44:
Same day, at the workhouse of St. Margaret's, Westminster, at the..
;chewed aged of 106 years, Catharine Crow, who had been isnibi#4,ll
of, the. workhouse many years.
On 'Sunday kit, Doctor Maclean, in the 65th year of his age.
Yesterday, Joshua, fourth. son of Mr. W. Sill, of Wigton; CunOAT-
land, aged 2l years; deeply regretted-by his faniily and friendi.:-'

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