The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-17 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE

Days. I Mrtr. Ern. I lit. Fe:tirals,
R. M. M. M. P. I.
Tuesday l7 1 127 149 19 2 Mercury south 1h.16
Wednesday-18 !
1 212 235 18 4 Luther i1ied,1546.
Thursday l9 259 325 17 3 t Venus smiths 9h. 4m.
Friday 20 353 423 16 0 Voltaire born, 1694.
Raturaay 21 456 532 14 7 Cranmer burnt, 15.16.
SUNDAY —22 611 651 i 13 5 Sexagesima Sunday.
Monday 23 731 8 9 12 10 Length of Night 13h.

Mercury south 1h.16m. evn.
Luther i1ied,1•546.
Venus smu•hs 9h. 4m. morn.
Voltaire born, 1694.
Crarimer burnt, 1556.
Sexagesima Sunday.
Length of Night 13h. 16m.

MARRIED.

In the vicinity of Connersville, Indiana, by the Iron. J. M. Tread-
way, Mr. Isaac Marts, to Miss Lavinia M'Cormick, and by the same,
at the same time and place, Mr. Moses Marts, to Miss TO-Atha M'Cor-
mick, all of that county. Messrs. Isaac and Moses are twin brothers
the Misses Lavinia and Tabitha are twin sisters. The first pair are the
older born, and the second pair the younger born. The brothers were
born on the 27th of May, 1812 ; the sisters were horn on the 27th May,
1816; all were married on the 27th day of May, 1834. The brothers•
resemble each other so nearly, as also the sisters, that Judge T. saga
it puzzled him exceedingly to tell which was which.
On Wednesday, the 21st ult., at New Church, Pendle, Thornat,
son of Mr. Henry Whittaker, Ranelagh-street, in this town, to Jane,.
youngest daughter of John Dixon, Esq., of New Church.
Same day, at Barton Church, Captain Daniel Laidman, youngest
son of J. Laidman, Esq., banker, Penrith, to Miss Lancaster, only
daughter of the late Samuel Lancaster, Esq., of Benlab-house, Eltsp.
water.

On Friday, the 3./th ult., at Workington, Captain Joseph Jenkiissort:
of the John Foster, of this port, to Miss M. Moupliey.
On Wednesday, the 4th instant, at Stockport, 11dr.R illiam Burgess.
of St. Helen's, to Miss Margaret Harrop, of Stockport.
On Sunday, the Eth instant, at St. Anne's Church, Mr. Wm. Oakes.
jun., Mount Pleasant, to Miss Reyes, Ellenborough-street.

Same day, at Trinity Church, Mr. John' Fagan, to Miss Ellen
M'Mannan.

On Wednesday last, at Walton, by the Rev. Mr. Bvrainson, Mr. O_
Dickson, to Miss Eliza Symonds.

On Thursday last, at Kendal, by the Rev. John Hudson, M.lt.,
ward E. Greenhow, Esq., to Miss Bowness, sister of Mr. ROwnell4-
artist, of Liverpool.

On Sunday last, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Joseph Fogg, cart—
owner, to Mrs. Parry, widow of Mr. John Parry, marine stor.e..ltaler_
Key-street.

DIED.

On Monday, the 28th December last, at Puiey Ilan Estate, Tem,
Jamaica, after a very serious and lingering fit of illness, Moses, son or
Moses Benson, Esq., Smithdown-lane, aged. 26.

At Shatholme, near Doncaster. at the atlranced age, of 106 y-ears,
Miss Anne Hatch, a maiden lady.
In the Ilospital of La Rochefoucauld, at Petit Montrone, aged 101,
a man named Dufau. Ile fought under the Duke de Richelieu, at
Port Mahon, in 1756. Until his last illness, he experienced none of
the infirmities of old age.

On the 12th of N'avember last. in South Africa, Mr. J. Long, fbrmerly
of Manchester, and brother to Mr. Samuel Long, collector, of Salford.
On Wednesday, the Nth December last, Mr. Dennis•M•Kinlay, of
Sheans, near Balh•castle, aged 117 years.
On Sunday, the 18th ult., at Douglas,. isle of Man, in the alth year',
of her age, Eliza, with of Li. P. Holme, M.D., late a Manchester.
On Tuesday the 20th ult.,.at,NeW York, Mr. Charles Herbe7t Stan-
ley, a native of Bridgenorth, Shropshire.
On Wednesday, the 21st ult., aged T years and Smmonths, Mr. Alex-
ander Conley, a native of Socttand, but for the most part of his life a
respectable and highly esteemed inhabitant of New York.

On Thursday, the 22d tilt., aged fd years, Mrs. Gray, relict of Mr_
Charles Gray, bookseller.

Same day, at New York, Serjeant Andrew Waliace, aged 105.
On Friday, the 23d ult., aged 47 years, Mr. Thonnts.Jannion, son or
the late Kerfoot Jannion, Esq. of Runcorn.

On Wednesday, the 28th ult., after a short illness, at the house of
her father, John Bell Crompton, Esq in Derby, Jane, the wife of
Lorenzo Kirkpatrick Hall, Esq,

On Thursday, the 29th ult., at Leaurnarts, the Rev. W. Rnberts,
M.A., rector of Llanbeulan.

Same day, after a lingering illness, aged 46., Mr. Lawrence Mariner,
publican.

On Sunday, the /st instant, at Ttrocnyarcl, in the 101st year of his
age, Mr: Edward Davies.

On Thursday, the Met instant, at Southport, aged 3 years, John, sorn
of Mr, John Walton, tea-dealer:

On Friday, the 6th instant, at Earl's Court, Erompton, the Hon.
Georgian Lady Ponsonby, widow and relict of Major-General the.
Sir Hon. Sir William Ponsonby, K. CAI.
Same day, after a long illness, aged 34, Isabella, the wife of Mr.
James Rutherford, of Wavertree.

Slime day, the Rev. John Hughes, rector of Llansaintiraid, near.
Corwen. Merionethshire.

On Saturday, the :th instant, in the 50th year of her age, Harriet,.
wife of Mr. John Williams, joiner and builder, great Homer-street.
On Monday, the 9th: instant, 51azy,. relict of fetes Patten Bold, litaqt:
of Bold, in this county.
On Tuesday last, at Wistanstow Rectory, Shropshire, in the 21th
year of her age, Alice, wife of E. C. Swainson, Esq.
Same day, Fanny, relict of the late Captain Prici, a native of Whit-
by, Yorkshire.
On Wednesday last, at Bath, M rs, Poole, tate of Chester.
On Thursday last, at York Terrace, Regent's Park, Mary, second
daughter of Robert Small, Esq.

Same day, after a short illness, Miss Hannah Whitlow. of gie Nor-
ton Arms, Latchford, Warrington, in her 21st year. As an affectionate
and dutiful daughter, she died deeply lamented by her parents, and
much regretted by all who knew her.
Same day, at the house of Mr. Smith, solicitor, Evertor, after a fest
days' illness, Miss Beddoes, aged 19, eldest daughter of Mr. G. Bed-
does, Silyington, Shropshire.
Same day, after a long illness, aged 47, Mr. Nathan Broadhurst,
whose name will be familiar to our Manchester readers in connexion
with the open-air and Sunday meetings so prevalent about three
years ago.

On Friday last, in Mount-street, Mr. John Inglis, aged 54 year,.
On Saturday last, at his residence Blair-street, John Manby, Esq.

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