The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-01 00:00:00

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Siine day, the lady of tho
ton-mount, of a daughter.
On the 25th ultiMo, r
H. ROBINSON, of a daughter.
- day, at Saithaelwyd, Flin
.'N, of a daughter.
le 28th ultimo, at Falkner-cr
TER MABERLY CURTIS. of a do

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Lately, at Rewstoke, near Weston-super-AT
HUGH HAITIANS. By his own
first wife's wedding go; n, which N 1....
chintz printed cotton ; and, by his own resp
linsey apron was put in the coffin with him.
On the 12th July. at Jelasore, in the East It.
ARTHUR CLIVFON, Esq., of the Bengal Civil
Thomas Clifton, Esq., of Lytham-hall, in this c 4
On the 28th July, at Jalapa, Province of Vert
of cholera, Mr. JAMES FAIRBROTHER, lat
Sheaf Inn, Chorlev ; and, the following week, at
and of the same disease, Mr. JOSEPH KEN W(
Manchester.

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old

On the 13th ultimo, ANNE ELIZABETH, I
Mr. JOSEPH RANKIN, of this town.
On the 13th ultimo. aged 46, MARGARE'
RICHARD SPENCE, baker and Hour-dealer,
street.

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youngest daughter of the Thornton late JOHNYorkshire SMI'FII,
ton, near Market Weighton. The deceased
handsome sum of money for the use of a r
widows, and, also, eighteen dozen loaves annua
in Shipton.

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On the 17th ultimo, aged 20,
WHITTAKER, of Egerton street.
Same day, in Huslasson-street, ELIZABETH
Mr. BENJAMIN FAWCETT, late of Low-hill.
Same day, Mr. GEORGE SMITH, comma
Mersey, of this port, and only son of the late
' Andrew's.
18th nit' *- G,

, daughter of

ander of the ship
Mr. John Smith,

.n toe .imo, in .frosvenor•street, Manchester, aged
18, MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN PICKUP, druggist, Brook-
street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, and third daughter of the late
Robert Lansdale, Esq., of Worsley.
On the 19th ultimo, at Ringland, in the parish of Tongland,
after a protracted illness, aged 48, Mr. THOS. &PAIR:KAN
late merchant in Dcug!as, Isle of Man. ,
On the 20th ultimo. aged 35, Mr. DAVID GRIFFITHS, -
Same day, Mr. THOMAS JACKSON, license"
Great Ho wa rd-st rect.
Same day, at Birkenhead, aged F 7
senr.. engineering smith.

Mr. WM. WILLIAMS

On the uttlino, aged 34, Mr. CHARLES HUGHES, of
Clayton-square,

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Game day, aged 4 years, MARGARET, only daughter of
Mr. JAMES JOIINSTON, of Grey-street, Toxteth-park.
Same day, JOHN SPENCER, stonemason, Trowbridge_
street, formerly of llebden-bridge, Yorkshire.

Same day, iiged 10 months,aAMELIA~ADELAIDE, only
daughter of Mr. WILLIAM DOUBLEDAY, of Walnut-street.
Same day, at Preston, in the 49th year of her age. MARY,
wife of Mr. ROBERT LEIGH, butcher. The deceased, on
the 27th of July, gave birth to her 27th child, after which she
gradually sank, her medical adviser never having held out any
cheering hope of her ultimate recovery. Of her twenty-seven
children, all of whom were born singly, only four survive their
mother, namely, three sons and one daughter. She was in-
terred in the same grave that contained the remains of her
twenty-three children.
Same day, at Farm, near Abergele, aged 78, EDWARD
OAKFI ELI), EN:
On the 22,1 ultimo, WILLIAM, son of Mr. JAMES TAY-
LOR, late parish-clerk.
Same day, aged 78, Mrs. JOHNSON, Duke-street.
Same day, aged 27, Mr. WILLIAM POWELL, draper, Scot-
land-place.

Same day, Mr. WILLIAM LUNG PAIGE BAKER.
Same day, aged 39, JANE, wife of Mr. RD. HEBSON,
butcher, Great Howard-street.
Same day, aged 34, at Knowlsey, Mr. T. HENDRIE.
On the 23d ultimo, at West Mount, Chester, REGINALD
SANDERS, youngest son of Mr. CIIURTON, coroner.
Same day, suddenly, aged 39, JAMES INGRAM, Esq., mer-
chant.

Same day, aged 45, LEWIS ADAMS, Esq., of Watlands,
Staffordshire.

On the 24th ultimo, SUSAN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM CUN,
NINGH AM, of Richmond-terrace, Everton.

On the 24th ultimo, aged 42, ELiZABEIH, wife of Mr. WM
JORDAN, of London-rond.

()n the 24th ultimo, aged 2 months, CHARLES R. STRING-
FELLOW.

Omerchn the 25th ultimo, in Everton, JOHN JONES, Esq., R.N.,
ant.
On the Nth ultimo, aged 29, Mr. EDWARD RODWELL, of
Cle'n the t Cleveland-square.
re
Oultimo. aged 4 years, ELIZABETH, daughter of
Mr. G. F. WHEELER, of Whitetield-road, Everton.
Same day. at Wakefield. aged 75, the Rev. W. ATHERTON,
Wesleyan Miniqty, for upwards of fifty-three years one of the
most popular ministers in the connexion. His talent was fully
equalled by his piety, and his cheerfulness of dispnsi:ion en-
deared him to a large circle of friends. He was elected presi-
dent ofthe conference in -184 G. His son is a hat rtster en the
northern circuit,