The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-01 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

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On Wednesday, the 22d ult., in Rodney-street, Mrs. Hoyes, of a On.
On Sunday last, at Clapham, New Park, the lady of George nowt°
Watson, Esq., of a son.

MARRIED.
On Saturday the 18th ult., at St. Botolph's, Aldgate, Mr, W -I.
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Richardson, of Cambridge=heath, Hackney, to Mary Ann, eldes
daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Towers, of America-square,
The lady is niece to Mr. Towers, of the Angel Hotel, in this town.
On Tuesday the 21st ult., at Preston, J. B. Dickson, E.g., solk'it°ri
of Preston, to Margaret, second daughter of John Birley ESq• °
Wood-end.

On Thursday the 23d ult., at Kil'neon, by the Rev. J. Beresford;
A.M., the Rev. George Gough Gubbins, of Sybil-head, rounti
Kerry, to Dorothea Jane, eldest daughter of Edivara Purdue, Pq"
of Lisnabin Castle, county of Westmeath, and niece of the 131511°P
of Cork and Ross.

On Friday last, at Stockport, Mr. Joseph Barlow, of Heaton NO
to Mrs. Mary Wood, of Brinnington, in the county of Chester. g
On Tuesday last, at St. Mary's, Stoke Newington, by the Rey'.
N. Taylor, A.M., rector; Mr. Samuel Lewis, to Martha, second daugb'
ter of Daniel Curling, Esq., of Canonbury.
Same day, at Beddington, in Surrey, by the Rev. Edmond Stronlif
George, eldest son of John Scovell, Esq„ of Carshalton, to Gecatt.'
third daughter of Thomas Bigge, Esq., of Beddington.
'Same day, at Christchurch, Mary-la-Bonne, London, the, Re'',
Sanderson Robins, M.A., to Caroline Gertrude, youngest daughter °'
the late Mr. and Lady Caroline Barham.
Same day, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. R. Davies, l‘fr'
Francis Henry Dixon, to Miss Mary Ellen Harper, both of this to 10.;
Same day, at the Catholic Chapel, St. Peter's, Birmingham. sad
afterwards at Handsworth Church, Mr. James Gibson, of this toWat
to Anne, youngest daughter of Mr. Hardman, of Birmingham.
On Wedneiday last, by special licence, by the Rev. M. S. OpPetvi
helm, Mr. Bebrend, to Maria, only daughter of the late Sam°
Hess, Esq.
Same day, at_ Kirkby, the Rev. Henry Tatlock, B. A., to girl'
daughter of John Johnson, Esq., of Whittleld.house, Kirkby.

DIED,
On Tuesday, the 14th nit, Captain C. 11. Johnstone, brother of the
honourable member for Dumfries. Ile suddenly dropped down to
the shop of Mr. Watt; ironmonger, Dumfries, and expired .in an
instant. He had gone to town for the purpose of atterding the est'
assembly. appointed for that night, and but a few minutes before the
fatal event was in apparent good health and spirits. The deceased
gentleman, who was in the prime of life, has left a lady and four or
five young children, and, what renders his sudden death still mare
distressing, his now widowed lady is on the eve of her confinement* t
On Sunday the 19th ultimo, at the house of her son-in-law. 5
Heysham, near Lancaster, in the 66th year of her age. Jane, the
widow of the late Thomas Rawithorne, Eaq., Merchant, of .Lang*lter.,.
On. Monday the 20th ultimo, at Woolton, aged 64, Mr. Pew"
Gascoigne.
On Thursday, the 23d ult., after a short but painful illness. Elizabeth'
wife of Mr. Thomas Craven, of Toxteth Park, aged 26 years.
On Friday last, Edmund Yates, Esq., of Fairlawn, Kent, and lace'
Cheshire, aged 63 years.
On Saturday last, Mrs. Jane Leader, relict of the late Captain Jarne°
Leader, (who was lost in the ship John M'Adana, from Montreal tI7
this port,) leaving an interesting little girl an orphan.
Same day, Aon, wife of Mr. Henry Hughes, Toxteth Park.
Same day, aged 37, Sarah, wife of Mr. Thomas Ibbison, Wood-street'
Same day, aged 24, Miss Margaret Thomas, sincerely lamented I'l
all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.
. Same day, aged 53 years, Mrs. Polding, of William Henry-street,
Everton, much respected.
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On Sunday last, after a few days' illness, Sarah Georgina, '
daughter of R. Skynner, Esq., of Mortimer-street, London, aged 11.
Same day, at Chelsea, in her 20th year, Ellen, the youngest daughter
of Bishop Hull, Esq., formerly of Dulwich, and now of Chelsea. /ler
mild virtues, had she been spared, would have endeared her to soctetC
as much as they did to her particular friends and relatives.
Same day, aged 38 years, George Barton Prior, of Pembroke-Place
Academy.
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Same day, aged 22 years, John, only son of the late Mr. John Be''
son, Cable-street.
Same day, aged 50, Mr. John Luck, fishmonger, of this town, mach
and deservedly respected.
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Same day, at the Vicarage, •Wybunbury, near Nantwich, •
14th year of his age, Joseph, the eldest son of the Rev. James HSYe'r
On Monday last, in Portland-place, London, in the 80th year hoe
age, Elizabeth Frances, widow of the late Samuel Smith, Esc!'
Woodhall-park, Herts.
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Same day, at his house, in Great George's-place, aged 47 Ye
M. David Eddowes.

On Wednesday last, Mr. Henry Sudlow, aged 36 years.

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