The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30 00:00:00

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MARRIED

Lately, Mr. HOPKINS, of Mississippi, aged 56, to Miss
MATI'HEWS, aged about 35. Both parties are so afflicted
with rheumatism that neither has walked a step in twenty-five
years, and the bride is unable to dress or undress herself.
The reason assigned for Mr. Hopkins marrying Miss Matthews
is, " that some two years ago he married a woman that could
walk, and she ran off with a stage-driver, and he wanted a
wife that he was certain could'nt get off." _

On the 23d ultimo, at the Meiltodist Episcopalian Church,
New York, JOHN WESLEY COLLARD, formerly of this
town, to Miss ELIZABETH WALTON, of New York, and
formerly of London.
On the 27th ultimo, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. JAMES
EI.LIS, merchant, Dnke•street, to Miss FANNY R. PLUN-
KETT, second daughter of John Plunkett, Esq., of Canning-
street.

On the 20th instant,
LOMAX.
On the 22d instant, at St. Day
Hughes. Mr. P. PARRY, p 1
On the 23d instant, at S
KINGSTON, of Runcorn, .
SAMUEL EDWARDS, of M

,ir. EDWARD WALKER COX to M

's Church, by the Rev. V

o Mrs. HARRIS,

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Same day, in London Mr. G.
Stowmarket, to Mrs. FARROW,
" .'arrow," " Middleton," and

THOMAS

liter of Mr

HAM IRD, wheelwright, of
, widow of the late Messrs.

genilenian's second appearance at the altar of Hymen.
Same day, at Walton Church, by the Rev. D. James, M.A.,
the Rev. VERNER M. WHITE, 8.A., to MARTHA, eldest
daughter of JOHN WAREHAM, F,sq.
Same day, at the Parish Church, Eccles, CHAS. WITH ING-
TON, Req., surgeon, to. CHARLOTTE, daughter of RICHD.
MARSDEN, Esq of Halton bank

Johnson, M.A., JOHN
SARAH JANE, second d
NEY, Esq., of Crumpsall,

DENNISON; E-sq., of Belfast,
tighter of the late G. W. DELA!.

On the 4th instant, at St. David's Church by the Rev. W
Hughes, Mr. BENJAMIN • TERROTT, letterpress printer
late of Limerick, to Miss ELIZABETH COEN, also late o:
the same place.
Same day, by the Rev. M. S. Oppenheim, Mr. J. SOLOMON

of Stamford-hfll, Middlesex, to ELLEN, youngest d
Mr. SAMUEL NATHAN.

On the nth instant, at Llaneilian Church, Anglesey, by the
Rev. J. Owens, Mr. G. OWEN, wine and spirit dealer. Dale-
street, in this town, to Miss ELIZABETH HUGHES,
youngest daughter of the late Captain Hughes. of Amlwch.

Same day, at St. Catl
deaux, A.M., JONATHAN, son of the
Esq., of Bolton-le-Moors, to ELEANOR, onl
DENTON, Esq.
Satne day, at Maghull, by the Rev. S. F. G. Perry, incum—
bent of Tottington. near Bury, HENRY WHEATLEY, Es
of Woodlands, youngest son of the late Joseph Wheatley, Es
of Hopton, Yorkshire, to ELIZABETH ANN, eldest dat
of RICHARD CARLISLE, Esq., of Woodland Mom
Same dny, at Christ Church, Eccleston, HENRY _
of JOSEPH CRATER, Esq., of Old Grove House, Hampstc.
Middlesex, to MARY, eldest daughter of WILLIAM PI
KINGTON, of Eccleston-ball, in this county.
On the 26th instant, at Great Homer-street Wet
Chapel. by the Rev. W. Illingworth, ROBERT BLA(
Esq., of Hatton hill, Ford, near this town, to GEO

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THOMAS TONG,

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fourth daughter of the
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Church, Evertor
ARMEN HUNT,
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