The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-14 00:00:00

CE RTIFICATES

day of meeting

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Re

ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKKy.,-{Mere has again been a very
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WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid
price of wool has made the manufacturers very shy at purchas- Archangel ..ei6 00 0 0
• ing, and, on that account the sales have been limited. Memel 14 0 0 0
NHURSSTON.—T}IIS populous place, which has known no lack Gothenburg - 13 10-- 0 0
.of employment for the weaver for a great length of time, pon- Wyburg 14 0 - 0 0
• times, we are happy to say, in full activity. Petersburg l3 0- 15 10
111&31Elty AND,LAGE TRADES.—The cotton hosiery trade still PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick.
keeps improving ; the wrouht hose branch but slow, and,,in Danzig, Deck
British American Pine
some (eases, almost imperceptibly; whilst the cut-up and the
drawer branches may be said to be brisk,:soanuch so that there LATitwoon, perfathoni.
are mote than a hundred cut-up frames to be let in this town Danzig, 4 feet
alqne. Fhe drawer branch has so far rallied that we may with British American 4O
confidence say it is brisk; the frames are not only fully em- MAHOGANY, perfoot of 1 inch thick.
,ployed, lest some of:the hosiers find a difficulty in getting their Honduras
,orclers .completed. The plain silk hose branch ,is duller than Cuba
ever, and, limited as are the number of workmen, we hear of St. Domingo
rnanyheingswholly stopped; they are destitute ;indeed. Even QAK PLANKS, British American
win fully employed their situation is distressing, as the jour. TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet .. ,
neymen new rdake silk stockings at Oi per pair. Therelias been STA4ICS, per 1200.
a slight stir with one principal house in makingaiik gloves, and Danzig, C. Pipe
some hands have been set on, but, as a great drawback, it has Hhd.
bee n upon glo.v:e.s of very inferior quality, having out thumb Quebec, red, i inch thick, •I
holes. The fancy lace trade still,forms a striking contrast to and 51 feet long
Pine, British Amer. common o 0
the hosiery manufactures; nothing need be more flourishing, Do. Puncheon
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and nothing in our opinion, can be we healthy.—Nott. Paper. T iOak msE a, per cubic foot. 8, d. s. d
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PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVE

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To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

Dec. 9, W. Burt. Harrow-road, London, boarding house
keeper—Dec. 2, J. W. Carleton, Upper George-steet, Bryanston-
square, London, bookseller—Dec. 5, A. Davis, Totteaham-
court-road, London, glass dealer—Dec. 5, M. Potter, New
Bond-street, London, haberdasher—Dec.s, G. Cottee, Farnham
Surrey, boot - -D-- 4 4'

. makei o, T. Smith, Fore-street, London,
wine merchants—Dec. 5, C. Duffield, Bath, grocer—Dec. 5, W.
Hoole, Sheffield, glass cutter—Due. 8, W. Travis, Sheffield,
joiner—Dec. u, W. Watkin, jun., Leamington Priors, coal mer-
chant—Dec. 15, J. Meredith, Pershore, woolstapler.

iew, unless cause be shown

to the contrary on or before Dec. 1.
J. J. M. M. Scott, Liverpool, corn merchant—J. B. Cooper
Drury.lane, London, iron.founder—J. Or bell, Brundon, Essex.
miller—S. Barker, Wrockwardine, Shropshire, merchant—T.
T. Chappell, Sudbury, licensed victualler—N. Bromley, Little
Bentley, Essex, malster—W. White, jun., Aldersgate-street,
London, chemist—C. Christletow, York, woollen-draper—J.
Starling. Southampton, hatter—H. Andrews, Peckham, brewer
—D. Edwards, Pembroke, miller—G. Caston, Basingstoke,
Hampshire, ironmonger—J. Mayer, Bishopsgate.street, London,
earthenware manufacturer.
INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS.)
James Southward, Upholland, near Wigan, bookeeper.
Joseph Hibbert, Hulme, Lancashire, butcher's assistant.
.James Clarkson, Ormskirk, Lancashire, licensed victualler.
William Cockcroft, Knutsford, Cheshire, clerk.
Jonathan Davenport, Prestbury, Cheshire, beer seller.
Hugh Leigh, Manchester, plumber.
iVilliam Archer, Pilkington, Lancashire, madder dyer.
ilenjamin Cook, Liverpool, beer-dealer.
John Heatley, Mancheste, surgeon.
Henry Walton, Manchester, thread manufacturer.
John Cheetham, Rochdale, Lancashire, plasterer.
Charles Such, Liverpool, assistant at wine shades.
Peter Jones, Pentre, Denbighshire, farmer.

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BIRTHS

On the 7th of September, at Bombs.:
REMINGTO ; HADOW, Esq. of a son.

On the
Ferry, of a son
On the 6th instant, the lady of Mr. JOHN
daughter.

MARRIED

•s, second son
of Whitley

the late A

On the 24th of June. at Poonah. J
78th Highlande
BURTON. Esq

St. Georg

trifjs, -411afriagr5 Dratbs%

e lady of JAN

On the 4th instant, at Cork, the lady of Captain MAG
94th Regiment, of a son.

,th instant, the lady of C. RAWSON, Esg..,

BELLIS,

Same day, at Manchester, Mrs. GEORGE CATLIN, of N

York, of a son.
On the 7th instant, at No. 2S, Berkley-square, Londo,..
countess VILLIERS, of a daughter.
On the lath instant. in Queen square, Mrs. THOMAA
MOLYNEUX, of a daughter.

ELIZABETH FLORENCE, only child of
M'NEIL. Barra. commanding the Poonah divisit
On the Ist instant, at 98, South Nelson-street. Glasgo.
the Rev. WI LLIA BURGESS, A. M , Eglington-street Chu
Mr. WILLIAM PATON, hosier and glover, Glasgow
MARION; and Mr. JOHN BURGESS, china-merchant. of
town, to ELIZABETH, both dat
WILLIAMSON, Esq., Glasgow.
Same day, at Kirkam, the Rev. JAMES 1100 L SHARPLES
8.A., curate of Warrington, to CATHARINE, daughter of Mrs
ROGEIIS, of Kirkham.

On the Snd instant, at the Parish Church of All Saint's. Fu
ham, by the Rev. R. G. Baker, the vicar, the •Rev. H. BROW?
M.A., of Baliol College, Oxford, and Incumbent of St. James
Church, Curtain road, London, to M. RIA. eldest daughter
the Right Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of LO ~Dob
Same day, at Ardoyne Church, by the Rev. James Armstrong
the Rev. LEONARD EDMUND GRAHAM CLARKE. of Kit
nersley Castle, Herefordshire, to ISABELLA HORATIO, this
daughter of Sir T. BUTLER, Bart., of Ballintempte, in ti
county of Carlow.

Same day, by special license, at the Collegiate Church, Man
chester, Mr. GFORGE J. N. SYMONS. of London. to Mist
MARGARET EVANS, only daughter of the late Griffith Evans
tailor and draper, of Park-lane. Liverpool.
On the sth instant, at Burnley Church, XI% HENRY DUG
DALE, to Miss MARGARET H ARTLEY, both of Burnley.
Same day, at Habergham Eaves Church, Mr. WILLIAI
BALDWIN. to Miss MARY BLAKEY. both of Haberghai
Eaves.

to ANNE, youngest daub
of Stafford.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. R. Townsend
A.M., Mr. SAMUEL RANDLES, bootmaker, to Miss SARAI
BATTY, of Liverpool.
Same day, at St. Bride's Church. Mr. HIRAM PICKLES t
Miss SUTCLIFFE, of Hebden-bridge, Yorkshire.

JAMES CORNW

Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. Samuel Day,
of Bristol, Mr. HENRY THOMAS to Miss ANN WILLIAI4S.
On the 6th instant, Mr. JOHN BUCK,•hairdresser, Leeds, to
Miss MARY BUCK, of this town.

On the 7th instant, at Beverstock, by the Rev. George P
the Rev. CHARLES RAIKES DAVY, only son of Lieut.(
General Sir WILLIAM G. DAVY, C. 8., K.C.H.. of
Park, Gloucestershire, to CATHERINE AUGUSTA, yot
daughter of ALEXANDER POWELL,
Wilts, and grand-daughter of t
Wells

.ord Bishop of Batt

Same day, at St. Bride's Church. by the Rev. John
M.A., Mr. THOMAS ItIGBY, to MARY, eldest clang
the late Mr. THOMAS DODD, James-street; and at tl
time and place, Mr. THOMAS DODD, Church str
ALICE, daughter of the late Mr. JOSEPH JOHNSON,
town.

On the Bth instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, by the
Rev. D. H. Morice, HENRY LAKE. son of J HN HURN
DALL, Esq., of Dursly. Gloucestershire. to ELIZA. seconC
daughter of Mr. ROBERT SHORT, late of Devonshire.

On the gth instant, at 43, George-square, Edinburgh, by On
Rev. Thomas Guthrie, the Rev. J. W. WRIGHT, of the Free
Protesting Church, Raddington, to EUPH ANS MURRAY
eldest daughter of Mr. WILLIAM WHITEHEAD, merchant.
Same day, at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. J. C. Prince
M.A., Mr. MANDEVILLE C. WISEMAN to MARY ANN
eldest daughter of the late THOMAS LEACROFT, Esq.
Same day, at the Parish Church, Walton, by the Rev. Francii
Gardner, H.D., JOHN HA RGREAVEs. Esq., of Manchester
o Mrs. RUSSELL, of Shaw-street. Everton
On the 12th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. Mx
Townsend, JOSEPH EVANS, youngest son of the late Thonsa
Evans, of Overleigh-hall, Chester, to JESSIE BLOOR, second
daughter of the late Thomas Bloor, of Liverpool.