The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-12 00:00:00

MARRIED

Lately, at St. Bride's Church, Rev. D. Stewart, Mr.
DONALD THOM rsoN, of the ship I.e flora, to MAIIC. '... ET
COGHILL, daughter of the late ALEXANDER '2,IUNEO,
Esq., of Ross-shire. _ _

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On the 13th ultimo, at St. Mary's Church. Edge hill, JAS.
LOADMAN, Fsq., liquor merchant, Stanhope-street. to AlitS3
ELLEN CROMPTON, late of West !why.
On the 22d ultimo, at St. David's- Church, by the Rev. Win.
Hughes, Mr. JOSEPH DAVITS, son of Mr. T. Davies, mason,
to Mrs. MARY LLOYD, widow of the late Mr. E. P. Lloyd,
coach-painter, and daughter of ihe late Mr. T. Edwards musi-
cian, late of C,!)lywil, Denbighshire. ,

OU the 23d idtiino, at the •VI esieyan Association Chape',
Pleasant-street, by the Rev. NV. Path,r:2on. WiLLI.IIII, FOll of
Mr. CHARLES MAY.SEY, to SARAH, eldest daughter of Mr.
HENRY DEALON. - •

On the 24th rltinto, at Hulcott Church, by the Rev. W. R.
Smith; Mr. WI LLIA:',I CILAIOUR, of the Liverpool
Dispensary, to E. IZAIIETH, d.mghter of Mr. J. IXS i ACE,
of Hnlcott, near Aylesburr,
On the 31st ultimo. at New. . •rket Church. county Cork; by
the father of the bride, GEO F WOOD, Vsq., sourpf the late
Ottiwell Wood, EF:e,.. of E.(3. in this town. to 01.1V1
CATHERI:\ H'r of the .Rer. J.' MORTON,
vicar of Clcux--1,

Sarre day, at S' i, +RI) EDWARDS',
of Denison-stre.:i., t-Lt V. ill\ :7, of Bryn Eryii, pear
Tre hladoc.

On the `2d instant, at St. Clement's Church, Windsor, by the
Rev: Mr. Parry, E. WILIJAM, Esq., of 1-whlieli, to,CATLIE-
RINE, widow of Mr RD. DAVIES, of Nevin. -
Same day, at St. George's Church. Everton, by the Rev. W,
W. Ewbank,,:captain J. 11 FORSTER, con of the late Mr.
Peter- Forster, to DOROTHY, daughter of the late Mr.. T.
ASHCROFT.

Or the at St. Pki Chnreh, Mr. J. HARTMAN,
mariner,-to Miss ANN HOLT. . .
Same day. at St. Mary's Church. Birkenhead, Mr. JOHN
HITCH MOUGH to Miss MARY PEA ii SON.
Same day, at St. Mary's Church , Birkenhead, Mr. R. DIR-
KETT to Miss A. C. f:!tEAKEY:
Same day, t St. Philip's Church. by the Rev. F. L. Bowman,
8.A., Mr. WM. TANDe:RS to Miss ALICF HORZO(*KS.
Same day, at St. Michael's Chnreb. Fitt. street. by the Rev.
H."Caepenter,'A.B., Mr. R. HOLAIE to Miis Ai. J. HAR-
RISON.

Same day. at St. Michael's Church, Mr. MICHAEL LAPPIN.
to Miss MARY ANN M`DERMOTT.

Sarni,. day, at St. Bride's Church', by the Rev. J: 11. Stewart,
Mr. JOHN DORRINS, late of Carnarvon, to Miss. JANE
LLOYD, 4ChesterEeld-street.
' Same day, at Trinity Church, by the MS. .1. Bun,. THOS.
D. CEARNS, ship-carpenter, to Miss TEMPERANCE
M`CARTHY, of Sawncy Pope-st req.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church' by the Rev. C. H. Burton,
' M.A. Mr. WM. HARRISON to Miss MART HA HYATT.-
On the 6th instant, at St. Catherine's 'hurch, by the Rey. G.
W. Warr, Mr. WM. DAUNT APPLEIsED. s!ea7±,packet agent,
to CATHERINE SPENCER, second daughter of the late JOHN
MAWDESLEY, Esq., R.N.
Same day, at St. Anne's Church, Mr. \VII. WELLS to Mrs.
KEYZAR, widow of the late Captain Kryzer.
Same day, at St. Michael's Church, titks reet 'Mr. FRED.
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FALL to Miss ELIZA MORAN.
Same day, at St. Michael's Church, Mr. THOMAS SEBAS-
TION to Miss MARY ANN APLANNA N. • •
Same day, Mr. JOHN GEORGE, of Upper-Fretheriek-street,
to Airs. KIRBY, of Bedford-street. •"
Same day, at St. Silas's Church', by the /Icy. It: Davies, Mr.
ROBERT BIMPSON to MISS BAR FON.
- On the 7th instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. NATIIL.
ADAMS, bookkeeper, to Miss JANE CLOVER.
Same day, at Accrington, Mr. WILLIAM CREFN, of this
town, to ELIZA, third daughter of Mr. J. WOOD,-cf the former
place.

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On the Bth instant, a! St. Philip's Church, Mr. BENNETT
STROTHER to Miss ELIZA ANDERS! N., -
Same day, at West Kirby Church, Mr. WM. SMALLWOOD,
of Hesswell, to JANE, daughter of Mr. J. REALEY, Ca dy,
Cheshire. •
Same clay, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W..Hnetes,
Mr. ROW LANDS, ironntong.r, of Ctaliaryou, to MARY
ORANGE, daughter of Mr. THOMAS, builder, of the same
place.
On the 10th instant, at St. Mark's Church, Mr. THOMAS
COTTRELL, soda water and ginger-beer manufacturer, Bit-
tern-street, to Miss NANCY BURROWS. sister of Mr. J. B,
Burrows, of the Hermit's Cave, ~.thertgu•st reet
Same day and place, Mr. .1. B. 111711p0',VS, of the Hermit's
Cave, Atherton-street, to PATIENCE, widow oC tic late Mr.
EDMUND LEE, of King-street< , -,

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Lately, at Paris, JOHN DCOHEDEN, Esq., librarian td the
Bibliotheque Ste. Genevieve. He was the author of a work
entitled ItOexions Historiques et Plitosophiptee stir lee Le'rn-
lutions, and of many other distinguirhed literlay productioi.s.
In March, at Wakannam, mar Den,erara, of yeI!(,NN fc‘ tr,
LAWRENCE, son of the late Mr. WM. JACKSON, of this
town.
On the 24th May, at Lahore. HinCostan, aged 36, Mr. E.
SWAINSON, staTserjeant in the :id Battalion of Artiliery,
and second son of Mr. Rd. Swuinson, of Poulton-le-lrylde,
formerly of Lancaster.
On the 11th July, at Rio de Janeiro, SAML. BEREY,- Esq.,
of this town.
On the 19th ultimo, at Gaerlock, Ross shire, JOHN WREN-
ZIE well known in connexion with Celtic literature. Deceased
published, edited, or translated about thirty different works in
the Gaelic language. Of these the nrineipal are. "The Beau-
ties of Gaelic Poetry, and Lives of the Highland Dards." "1 he
History of Prince Charles and of the Rebellion of 1745-6," and
"The English Gaelic Dictionary." The lag was a work of
great labour, and his close application to it for two years
proved very injurious to his health.
Same day, at Maidenhead, Berke, aged 71, Lieut.-Gen. Sir
D. Ximenes. Deceased was youngest son of Mr. D. Ximenes,
who was descended from Jean Ximenes, Regent of Spain. In
1794 he entered the army, and was nearly thirty-eight years
employed in foreign service, having served in Sicily, Egypt,
twice m North America, Bermuda, and subsequently in Ceylon
and the East Indies.
On the 26th ult., at Newton-Stewart, aged 68, Mr. J. CRAIK,
landlord of the Galloway Arms Inn for upwards of 20 years.
Same day, of brain fever, Mr. GRIITITH WILLIAMS,
ship-rigger, Redcross;street.
On the 27th ult., at Amisfield, Tinwald, in his 77th year,
THEODORE EDGAR, teacher of the 'I inwatti parochial school
for the long period of fifty-one years and eleven tnonths.
Same day, at Meikle Isle, Borgne, Kirkcudbright, aged 86,
Mr. J. HUTCHISON.
On the 30th ult., at Donne, Mr. W. W. CARMICHAEL,
classical teacher in the High School, Edinburgh.
Same day, at Edstaston-house, ANNE ISABELLA, wife of
JAMES CHAPMAN, Esq.
On the 31st ult. aged 52, AGNES, wife of A. GORDON, of
Friars' Vennel, ult.,
aged 31, HARRIET, wife of Mr. G. PROCKTER,
of Sameßochdale. day,

Same day, at his residence, The Grove, near Cambridge, in
his 56th year, Mr. Alderman DEIGHTON, of th:tt town.
Same day, Mrs. BECKHAM, wife of Major Beckham, of the
Manor-house, Fulwood, near Preston.
Same day, at Tunbridge-wells, aged CO, J. G. HORSFALL,
Esq., of Bolton Royde, Bradford.
Same day, at Trefriw, near Llanrwst, Not-th Wales, after a
long and painful illness, aged 37, HAItY, wife of Mr. EDWD.
JONES, of the Queen's Arms, Vauxhall-road.
On the Ist instant, at the Welliniiton Inn, High Park-street,
where he had gonc.: for the benefit of Ids health, in his 47th
year, Mr. JOHN LAMB, soda-vAter and ginger-beef manu-
facturer, Berry-street.
Same day, . aged 23, HANNAH BELLA, wife of Mr. A.
CLARK, licensed victualler, Canninz-place.
Same dity in his list year, Mr. WM, SMITH, for upwards
of forty years in the employ of the ltavenhead Plate-glass Co.,
near St. Helens.
Same day, at Manley, Cheshire, aged 57, WILLIAM I I ENRY,
youngest and only surviving son of the late G. ROBINSON,
of_ths town.

(in the 2nd instant, titled as, FRANCES ELIZABETH
wife of H. BURNETT, Esq., of Higher Ardwick, Manchester,
and eldest sister of Charles Dickens, Esq.
Same day, of consumption, in her 31st year, THAN wife
of Mr. JOHN G/BBS, and youngest daughter of the late Mr.
White, of Alcester.
Same day, aged 3i years, WILLIA ; and on. the 4th instant,
FREDERICK, children of Mr. W. SHIMMINS, Myrtle-street
South.

On the 3rd instant,-aged 23, ANNE, wire of Mr. JOSEPH
PATE, of St—James's Vaults, Upper Frederick-street.
Same day, at Danberry, Essex. WILLIAM MODLIN, Nth
son of Mr. JOHN RICO, hatter, Ranelagli-pace.
Same day, at North ;ate-street-horse, Chester, of English
cholera, JOHN EDWARD O'REILLY. M.B. of Triliity
College, Dublin, the O'Reilly of Armagh Abbey. county Cavan.
Same day, at Wcrn Fechan, Ruthin, rgcfd 81, Mr. W.•DAVIS,
for upwards of forty yeers an excise,otlict•r.
On the 4th instant, r:!:;ed 5 year. mni 4 ir (mills, WILLIAM.
son of Mr. ROBERTS, engraver and windew•hlate
manufacturer, Cuerdon-street, Byrom-street.
Same day, at Kiadale, aged H. JOHN WILKINSON,
youngest son of the late Mr. RICHARD PRITCHARD. -
Same day, after four days' illness, in his 14th year, JOHN,
only son of Mr. JOHN OWEN, of Castle-street, Kirkdaie, late
of Hotham-street.

Same day, of consumption, after a lingering illnoAs of twelve
months, aged 21 years and 4 months, GEOBBE B. MATH ::v: S,
second officer of the ship Catherine. of this port, end son of !:.
R. Mathews, Esq., late commander of the stfam-ship Great
Western. Deceased stsveA with his father on board the Great
Western, and bad just returned ft-out u voyage to India with
him,

Same day, at New Brighton, JANET LOCKHART, widow of
the late D. MATHIESON, Esq., of tort (Vas-mw.
Same day, at Llenelidan, aged 7, COMER, eldest son of Mr.
WM. JONES, pr:uter, Holywell.
Same day, in London, aged 54, Rear-Admiral DE STARCK,
after a service in the navy of close upon seventy years.
On the sth instent, in Fleet-street, WM_ GREiG, Esq.
Same day, aged (i years, MARY. (laughter of Mr. HENRY
BARREIT, cowiceeper, Hetith-street.
Same day, in Toxtetli-stret:t, Toxteth-park, red 32. ELIZA-
BETH, wife of Mr. ANDREW MAYNE, of her Majesty's
Customs.

Ori the 6ch instant, it Jaasnn-street, SARAH, relict of the
late Mr. THONI AS PR( i:thlrELT, of Prestbury, pear Maccles-
field.

Same day, in her 4th year, SOPHIA, second daughter of Mr.
GASKELL, of Beacon•terrace, Bootie.

Same day, at Pair,rnton, near Torquay, aged 19, HARRIET
LUCY, second surviving thrughter of ,1O i^; BLAKIMAY
TIPTON, Esq., formerly of this torn.
On the 7th instant, aged 41, MARY ANNE, wife of Mr. .1.
SIDDALL, of Benson-Street.
Same day, aged 3 years, PETER, youngest son of WILLIANI
M`GILL, of Low-lull.
Same day, at Hastinp, in hiSSlst year, C. LUTWIDGE,
Esq., late collector of her Majesty's (7ttstonts at ri tim
On the Bth iar.tor i. at Lirkerrhead, aged 57, MAitY, wife of
Mr. EDWARD EU-ABER.
On the 9)11 instant, et the residence of Mrs Searight, River-
view, Se,,conibc, EL,ZA BETH FOlin ATELI's:SON infar.t
daughter of Athini.ou, junior, Esq., of Cal rick Bren-
nan, town, •de" k .
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