The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

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Mr n. Ern. • Hl. Festivals.
HAY. H. H. H. M. F. I.
Tuesday l9 4.R 444 12 0 Mars south 4h. 56112. ova'
liVednesday 20 521 6 4 11 1
.Thursday 2l 643 722 11 2 Mercury qouth 14i1-013.
Friday 02 756 826 12 1 Priuctosigomburg
Saturaay 23 853 916 13 1
SUNDAY 24. 936 956 14 3 sth Sunday after Ea/ttriglo.
Monday 2- 'lO 14 10 31 15 3 Princess A. Victoria

"•BIRTHS. ••
Mrs. Butler (late Miss Fanny Kemble) has lately been confined or
son in New York.'

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On the' 16th of February, at Rio de Janeiro, the lady of B.
mud, Esq.; alt. daughter. ' • '
At Twickenham. on Tuesday the 12th of May, the Lady of CaPisi°
Jelf Sharp, of a eon.

• • ' —' • ' MARRIED.
Lately, Mr. ,Owen. Jones, timber-merchant, to Miss PoMin.!,
Everton.
On Sunday, the 26th ult., at St. Luke's Church, Mr. John COPer°
coachmaker, Bolton, to Miss Mary Alcock, of this town.
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Same day, at St. John's Church, Toxteth-paric, by the Rev. Ja 1
Hassell, Mr. Thomas Gouldin to Miss Mary Sharratt. d.
On Wednesday, the 29th ult., at tipholland, Mr. Thomas MAD— of,
of Writhington, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Richard Turner'
Walthew-green, near the former place.
Pitt
On Sunday, the 3d instant, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. John -
to Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Dutton, Fontenoy-stree
Ott the sth instant, at Bongate Church, Appleby, Mr. Jolla s",rha
razor-grinder and tinker, to Miss Christiana Lamb, alias Swale.
happy couple were preceded to the church by a blind fiddler,
his wife, accompanied by eight or ten couple all of the seine frawis
nity. The cbureh bells rang a merry peal, recounding with the sh°°
of hundreds of little utchins and others, whei. bed &tee far and °.?:4,
to witness the procession. The parties adjourned to a nrighhoul
public-house, where the father of the bride, st•weli-known ehan'fl
In all the northern counties, (Jossey Swale,) led off the dance, Nh
was kept up the greatest part of the day ; after that the happy cpuPte
retired from public life, to amidst green lanes and shady rove*
spend the honeymoon. • •
On Wednesday, the 6th instant, at Convoy, county Donegal. Irert
the Rev. Charles Boyttin, late ET.C.D.. to Mary Elizabeth, e.wc
daughter of Robert Montgomery, Esq., of Convoy', and granadatighte'
of the late Alexander Stewart, Esq., of Ards, county Donegal.
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On Thursday, the 7th instant, at Harniock, Somerset, Mr. F.
Reynolds, of Halton, to Anne, youngest daughter of the late B. VW'
rant, Esq., of Calm Davy House, Somerset.
On Wednesday last, at Walton Church, by the Rev. Thomas !Or'
vicar, Mr. James Fairfield to Ann, second daughter of the late 14 I
Peter Kaye.
On Thursday last, at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. J. A6Pi
M.A. Mr. Leonard Resit; to Frances Maria, only daughter of the b"
Mr. Wm. Conan. •
Same day, at Bradford Peverell, Dorset, George Churchill.
second son of the REV. William Ruth Hallett Cnnrchill, of Coed:.
House, near Dorchester, to Frances, third daughter of the Be"- Piz
dleton Onslow, Rector of Bradford Peverell. • Sea°
Same day, at Tottenham Church, Middlesei, by the Rev.
Nepean, M.A., the Rev. Francis M. :MacCarthy, M.A.. /near °f
ders, near Bridport, Dorsetshire. to Frances Mary, the eldest clang
ter of William Robinson. Esq., LL.D, of Tottenham. $0
Yesterday, at Christ Church, Mr. Edwin Thomas, hair-dresser'
Miss Elizabeth Turner, both'of this town.

DIED.
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At Mousel Farm, Dodington, Gloucestershire, in her 2-10 year'
Wigmore, relict of Mr. Elias Wigtnore. She retired to bed th' P. 1,0
viols night in her usual health, and was found a corpse in
morning. • • ,
On. the 25th December last, by falling overboard from the Ori6

by
Thomas Dougall, in the Straits of Sunda, Thomas M. Hall, firt,,lls°
of Mr. William Hall, Warwick-street, late of Edinburgh, aged I°'
On the 25th December last, on his passage home from Carden. 01'; je
respected, Mr. Thomas Fethers, aged 17 years, second officer of t'j
ship Morgiana, of this port. gr•
On the 16th FebrUary last, It Porto Allegro, South America.._,.
Ricliard Ackers Titherington, of the firm of Messrs. R. A. Timgub°
ton and Co., of this town. • • •
latne.
On Tuesday, the sth instant, aged 42, Mary, relict of Mr. - of
gradburne, Neston, and eldest daughter of Roger Collier,
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Poulton.'
Same day, aged 90, Mr. Itiohard•bwin, of.Walkden-moor; ile3r
Worsley. He had issue seven sons (six of whom are now living) 45
six daughters (three of whom arc now living). He has left behindo, t,
grandchildien and 67 grdat-grandchildren, making a total of 121 su
viving descendants. ' •
On Wednesday, theAth instant, at the Vicarage, Oarstang-chUrc
town, aged 65, the Key- Jolin Pedder, M.A., vicar of Garstank ••

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On 'Thursday, the 7th instant, Thomas Wood, Esq., of Littletol,'
the county of Middleset, at the advanced:age of 87. This gentle";•,.,
was father Of Colonel Wood, of Littleton; M.P. for Devonshire '-for.
1806, and grandfather to Captain Wood, the unsuccessful candidate
Middlesex. ' .
Same day, after a ' few days illness,' aged 68, Mrs. Sine to—jnria
mother of Mr. John Gibson, scalptor, of Rome, add of Solomon 7
iienjamin Gibson, sculptors, of this town. - •
. ~..Award
On Friday, the Bth instant, aged 33, Eliza, wife of Mr. ..,•••••.
Vaughan. • • -'• '.• '; • •
On- Saturday, the 9th instant. aged 66, ' Mr. Mac Blanchard, tol'e-
cotFdian. He was thrown'out of a chaise in the early part of
week, and that attention was not paid to the injury received .14-
a I
thiserious nature 'of it iiiifhired: • Mr. 131anetietrd made his debit;
Covent-garden Theatre, as Acres, The 'lrtynlS," and Cr** fly
" The Turnpike Gate." on the Ist of Octobet., 1800,' He wasp gehi,'
good actor, hut not a provident man ; be has been dependahtt. 0t
chief sup'poit lat&rly on the 'Theatrical Pund. ~„
On Sunday, the, 10th inatant, aged 'Robert nada. `"the
Canterbury, much 'respected and deeply regretted by all who ha
a
pleasure of his acquaintance.
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OriTuesilay last, 'it Preseof, or a decline, aged 18; Thomas, or
ma*
shit Mr. Thonag" John:lon, watch-mantifacturer, a you
highly respected by all who knew him.

Same day, Frederick Cort, Esq., aged 53. •
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On' Wednesday rist; Mr:' William Charnock, cork-cutter,' ,--
street,-much arid deseiiedly resPected::. ' • ' age'
Same day, at her house at Clapharn, in flit 94th year of Iker
'universally, esteemed a 0 resp,cted, Mrs: Elizabeth Cook. °
iJoa
*the eletarited circumnavigator, Captaip James Cook.
Same'daY, aged 26;'Mr. William tirown. fear
'Same day, at East CowryCastle, John Nash, Esq.. in the e,••
of his age. •
Same day, Miss Kelly, Custom-house, London. Idas‘
Cte 4141ntrisdaY laSt, at Prescot, Mr. William Spencer, or the
Pottery; aied-50 years. ' " •
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Same day, aged 15 Mary, youngeitdaughterof Mr. Thomas
Islington.•
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Same day, at hifi iionse at Ealing, in the 88th Year of his age. jpg
ward' Roberts; Es(f.. lite Clerks of the Pells'in hi3'MW3ty's Il!ce
of ,Exchequer, ne oeryed:npwardi of siity-otfeyearS...•

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