The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29 00:00:00

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MARRIED.
On the 28th of March, at Melbourne, Australia, JOHN
WENIYSS MANLEY, Esq., at Blabulka, River Goulbourne,
son of Thomas Manley, Esq., of Charlton House, Brown's
River, Tasmania, to MARY MILLER, only daughter of the
late CHAS. GUTHRIE, Esq., of Ayr, North Britain.
On the Bth instant, at New York, Mr. EDWARD MARTIN
to KATE, only daughter of the late JOHN M`KIM, Esq., both
of the county of Sligo.
;On the 10th instant, at Didsbury, by the Rev. W. B. Caparn
M.A., vicar of Torrington, Lincolnshire, RICHARD HUNT-
LEY, Esq., of King's-langley, to ARABELLA, second daughter
of the late JOHN CAPARN, Esq., of Winthorpe Nott, and
niece to the Rev. Dr. Hannah.
On the 17th instant, at St. Peter's Church. Dublin, by the
e'en. the Archdeacon of Cork. THOMAS OLDHAM, Esq.,
F.R.S., and Professor of Geology in the University, to LOUISA
MATILDA, second daughter of the late WM. DIXON, jun.,
Esq., of this town.
Same day, at Drums-house, Renfrewshire, Mr. JAS. SHARP
NISBE'P, of this town, to MARGARET, only daughter of the
late ALEXANDER SHARP, Esq., of this town.
On the 18th instant, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. M.
Filloon, M.A., Mr. JOHN MILLS to Miss SARAH FLINN.
Same day, in London, JAMES, second son of JOHN WILKS,
FAQ, of Everton, to LOUISA ANN, second daughter of JOHN
GOLDFINCH BROWN, of London. _ _ _ _

On the 19th instant, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J.
Cordeaux, Mr. FREDERICK CHARLES ECK FORD, artist,
to ANNA MARIA, daughter of WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,
Esq., surgeon, Bootle.
Same day, Capt. JAMES WWIRTER, to MARY ANNE,
second daughter of WM. BENNETF, Esq., of Bank Cottage,
Tranmere.
On the 21st, of St. Michael's Church, Aigburth, Mr.JOSEPH
ROPER, second son of Captain Peter Roper, of Mile-view, Tox-
teth•park, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr. T. STOREY,
of Northwich.
Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Mr. WM. GERRARD,
grocer, to Miss MARY WOODWARD, both of St. Helen's.
Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. THOMAS
GLOVER to MISS ANN ATKINSON, both of oxteth-park.
On the 22d instant, at Ilkley, HENRY, sun of the late T. E.
TIDSWELL, Esq., of Withington, to ELIZABETH, daughter
of the late JOHN ROBY, Esq., formerly of Rochdale.
Same day, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. W. Pollock,
WM. WALKER, Esq., of New York, to Miss ANNIE SAINS-
BURY, of Bold-street. .

Sam(' day, at St. Catherine's Church, Tranmere, Mr. RALPH
WRIGHT to EMILY, youngest daughter of Mr. WM. HAR-
RISON, formerly of Crosby.
Same day, at St. John's Church, NATH ANIEL, eldest son of
Mr. SAMUEL KEEBLE, to MARGARET, eldest daughter
of the late Mr. ROBERT KENNEDY, of Toxtetb-park.

•- -•-• • -
day, at St. John the Baptist'; Church, Mr. THOMAS
L to Miss iktA RV GARNETT_

Same day, at St. Anne's Church, by the Rev. H. Sutton,
THOMAS BOLTON, eldest surviving sen of G. Bolton, Esq.,
to JULIA, youngest daughter of THOMAS WALKER, Esq.,
of Springfield Cottage, near Crosby.
On the 23rd instant, at Walton Church. by the Rev. W.

Hornby, vicar of St. Mi'chael's-on-Wyre, ARCHIBALD TOD,
Esq., of this town, to HARRIET, fourth daughter of HARD-
MAN EARLE, Esq., of Allerton Tower.
Same day, at St. Augustine's Clairch, by the Rev. T. Hornby,
Mr. BURROWS, merchant, of this town, to ELIZABETH,
youngest daughter of the late JOHN DAWBARN, Esq., of
Oxton, Cheshire.

Same day, at St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Preston,
THOMAS DALY, Esq., solicitor, of this town, to ELIZABETH
JANE, eldest daughter of JOHN TURNER, Esq., solicitor,
Preston.

Same day, at St. John's Church, Knotty Ash, CUTHBERT
C. NIEDCALF, to ELLEN NIERRICKS.

Same day, at the Church of Walton-on-the-Hill, M. T.
SMYTH. Esq., of this town, to SARAH, eldest daughter of the
late CHASLES BATTERSBY. Esq., of Marsh-lane, Linacre,_

On the 24th instant, at St. BriciN Church, R. HOUGHTON,
:.A., to ELIZA, only daughter of the late ➢lr. SAMUEL

HOWSON

Same day, at Great Geo
MELLEDGE, Esq., of Boston, Mass
JANE, second daughter of the late ROBERT
this town.

street Chapel, JAMES PARKER
busetts, to SARAH
JOB, Esq., of

Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. David Stewart,
Mr. JOHN EL A. LOWE, to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of
the late Mr. JAMES HORN BY.
Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeux, Mr.
SAMUEL HOLT, to Mrs. SIDDALL, of the Cross Keys, Moor-

Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeaux, Mr.
HENRY WILLIAMS, to MARY, second daughter of the late
HENRY BURGESS, of Cheshire.

Same day, at the Parish Church, Wigan, by the Rev. George
Huntington, Mr. RALPH STAMP, commerc►al traveller, of
this town, to MARY ANN, youngest daughter of the late Mr.
BENJAMIN WHITLEY, of the former place.
Same day, at the Parish Church, Blackburn, by the Rev. J.
Whitaker, 1).D., ricer, the Rev. EDWARD PARKER, M.A.,
incumbent of the Holy Trinity Church, Blackburn, second sur-
viving son of Edward Parker, Esq., of Alkincoats, near Colne,
to CATHERINE, second daughter of the late JAS. NEVILLF
Esq', of Beardwood, near BlackbUrn
On the 26th instant, by livens
Everton, by the Rev. W. W. Ewbar
Liver Inn, Kirkdnle, youngest son of the late Henry Haydock
Esq., lime burner and bricklayer, to Miss ELLEN GRAHAM,
youngest deughter of the late Mr. Robert Graham, of thin
town.

A St. George's Churct
HAYDOCIi

On the 27th instant, at St. Mark's CI
NALD to Miss MARY ANN MOORE.

[lurch, Mr. JAMES DO

Same day and plat
LETITIA MORROV

Mr. JAMES MONTGOMERY to Miss

Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. CHARLES GRIF-
FITHS to Miss ANN GIDLOW.

3,AVCTHOIiN

On the 23thi instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES
WARNOCK to EL! ZA, daughter of the late Mr. JOHN
BIRRELL.

Name day, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. Cyrm
Morrall, M.A., Mr. PETER PATERSON to Miss JIiSSII
LINDSAY.

Same day and place, by the Rev. C. A. Graham, Mr. AVM
IRVING, of Great -George-square, to Miss MARY H
LIGHTBODY, Pitt-street.

BIRTIIS

On the 29th August, athe is'and of St. Helana, on board the
barque Mary Ri.y, Wm. Ellwood, commander, from Madras
for this portf s. ELLWOUD, of a son ; LIFO, on the 2d ult.,
on hoard the same barque, in lat. 12 57 S., lon. 9 3 W., the lady
of THOMAS RUTTON, Esq., of a son.
On the 19th instant, the wife of Mr. GEO. ATHORN, of Fair-
field Arms, Fairfield, of a son.

On the 20th inst., at Canapden house, Gloucestershire, the
Viscountess CAMPDEN, of a son and heir.

day, in Chester, Mrs. HENRY OMANNEY, of a

daughter
k/n tie 23d inst
cent, Egremont, of a son
Same day, the wife of Dr. BURGESS, of Oxford-street, of a
daughter.

Airs. JAMES WADDELL, of Union-cres

Oii the 24th inst., in Bedford-street South. the wife of the
ev. CHARLES HENRY BURTON, M.A., of a daughter.
On the 25th inst., at Roby-hall, the wife of THOMAS MOSS,

Suit? day, at Bootie, the wife of Mr. JOSEPH F. OWEN, of

a doan thngheter2
28th instant, the ..rife of Mr. JOSEPH HODGSON,
Birkenhead, of a son.

DIED

Lately, at Swansea, at an advanced age, Mr. C. OLIVER. for
many years in the employ of Messrs.. Mears, bellfounders,
_ .

which weighs five tons eight cwt., and subsequently the great
bell of York Minster. which weighs twelve tons; also, the hells
at St. Chad's, Shrewsbury.
Lately, in Frankfort-avenue, Rathmines, aged 93. Mr. JOS.
HARDY. When twenty years old he invented a machine for
doubling and twisting cotton yarn, for which the Dublin So-
ciety awarded him a premium of twenty guineas. Four pars
after he invented a scribbling machine for carding wool, to be
worked by horse or water power, for which the same society
awarded him one hundred guineas. He next invented a nu-
chine for measuring and sealing linen, and was in consequence
appointed by the Linen Board seals-master for all the linen
markets in the county of Derry: bu. the slightest benefit from
this he never derived, as the rebellion of '93 broke out about
the time he had all his machines completed. and political op-
ponents having represented, by memorials to the board, that
by giving so much employ:nert to one man, hundreds who were
then employed would be thrown out of work, the board changed

the seal from the spinning wheel to the harp:4nd crown, theraly
rendering his seals useless, merely giving him £lOO by way of
remuneration for his loss. About the year 100 he demonstrated,
by an apparatus attached to one of the boats of the Grand
Canal Company at Portobello the practicability of propelling
vessels on the water by paddle wheels; but, having placed the
paddles on the bow of the boat, the action of the backwater was
so great that a greater speed than three miles an hour could
not be attained. This mode appearing not :o answer, without
further experiment deceased broke up the machinery, and
allowed others to profit by the ideas he gave on the subject, and
to complete on the open sea what he had attempted within the
narrciw limits of a canal. He also invented a machine for saw-
ing timber; but, as it has happened in too many instances to
Irishmen, the result of all his inventions during a long life has
been very considerable loss of time and property, without the
slightest recompense from thegovernment or the country bene-
fitted by his talents
On the
LAN

I ultimo, at New Orleans, aged
T of the county Cavan,-Ireland

JOHN CARO.

-6117tlie 4th instant, at Malta, of Cholera, JAMES, eldest son
of BENJAMIN PARKIN, Esq., of Chatham place, Edgehill.
On the Sth instant, at New York, aged 61, ELIZABETH,
wife of Mr. JAMES CAHILL, a native of Edgw•orthstown,
county of Longford, Ireland.

--(3;'tie 9th instant, at New York, aged 39, MARGARET,
wife of Mr. JOHN MATHEWSON, a native of Fifeshire.
On the 10th instant, at New York, aged 22, Miss ROSE GE-
RAGHTY, a native of Deraghon, county of Longford, Ireland.
On the 14th instant, at St. Servan, in France, JAMES TER-
TIUS THOMSON, Esq., formerly of this town.

On the 15th insiant; in lineli:street, ELIZABETH ANN,
ife of Mr. JOHN LYON, coachbuittler.

On the 16th instant, at his residence, Barhourne•terrace,
Worcester, in his 80th year, WM. SALK ELD, Esq.
Same day, in Edinliurgh, Mr. WM. GEORGE, chief-clerk of
the Scottish Widows' A
Onthe 17th ins

Irance Company.
, aged 75, Mr. Jt)EIN MOORE, for more

Same day, in London, from injuries received by being run
over by a cab whilst pursuing his avocations, ANDREW RI-
LEY, an aged crossing•sweeper, who bad for many years offi-
ciated at the corner of Baker-street, Portman-square, and
whose ready wit and quaint replies had gained him many
friends amongst the residents in the neighbouthcod. De-

Majesty in the rebellion of 'O, and since then in the Peninsula,
and had often come across Master "Honey," whom he de-
scribed as "a rare 'cute but slippery customer." He had suc-
ceeded in his crossing an old gentleman who had amassed a
large fortune, to whom he paid a large sum for the goodwill,
but which amply repaid him for the outlay. Riley frequently
hossforl of his wealth. and Was wont upon grand occasions to

regale his comrades with the best of everything.
On the 18th instant, after a short Illness, .aged 31, Mr. WM
CLEWORTH. of Uncle Sam's Vaults, 15, Waterlop:road.

Same day, in London, after two day's' illness, and having only
recently arrived from a yachting excursion, in his 34th year,
the Lord WILLIAM DE LA POER BERESFORD, of the 2d
Lifeguards. second son of the late and brother of the present
Marquis of Waterford. He was also nephew to the present
Lord Primate of all Ireland.
Same day, at Warrington, aged 67, WILLIAM BURDETT,

Esq.
Same day. FANNY MARGARET, second daughter of Capt
HENRY THOMPSON.
On the 19th instant, at Birkenhead,
of Mrs. ANN WRIGHT.
Same day, ELIZABETH MARGARET, wife of Mr. THOS,
WORSLEY, Cubley, near Peuistone, Yorkshire, and relict of
the late Mr. Thomas Hall, of Wimslow, Cheshire.
Same day, aged 16, LAURA, second daughter of the Rev.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, of Claughton, Birkenhead.
On the 20th instant, aged 48, MARY, widow of Mr. H.
HUGHES, joiner.
Same day, aged 51, Mr. JAMES CAMPBELL. While at-
tempting to light a lamp at the City of Dublin Steam-packet
stores, in William-street, he fell and broke his leg, fractured
his skull, and received several other injuries. He lost one of
his hands in the employment of the same company twenty-one
years ago, and now, after a servitude of twenty-three years, he
has lost his life by accident.
On the 21st instant, aged 31, MARGARET, wife of Mr.
CHRISTOPHER ROWSON, watchmaker, SirThomas's-build-
jugs.
Same day, at Ballaugh, Isle of Man, ANNE, relict of the late
Mr, JAMES PRIOR, of St. Helen's.
Seine day, in London, the Rev. GEO, THACKERAY,
D.D,, V.L.S., Provost of King's College, Cambridge, in the
7-Ith year pf 40 age? The deceased held the oppetntment of

MARY ANN, dau,

the Chaplain in. Ordinary to George 111. and the succeeding -
Sovereigns, including her present Majesty; he was a most
erudite-classictand-badlliereutitation of having effected great
'improvements in the 'University examinations and course of
studies in this respect. He was- alSo nn eminent naturalist,
-and his collection and library in connection with this study
are reputed to. rank:lß:mg, even if they are not, the best in •
England. _
,„ _

On the 22d instant, after a long and painful illness, ESTHER
COWELL, wife of Mr. J. SWEENEY, of l'hythian-street, Low-
hill.

Same day, aged 50, Mr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, joiner and
builder, late of Oldham-street
Same day, at his residence, 1
74, Mr. ROBERT JACKSON,

Wellington• road, Wavertree, aged

Same day, at Alderley Park, Cheshire, in the 84th year
of his age, the Right lion. JOHN THOMAS STANLEY,
Lord STANLEY, of Alderley. His lordship was connected
with the oldest families of Lancashire and Cheshire. He was
one of those who were raised to the peerage by the Whigs for
the purpose of increasing their numerical strength in the House
of Lords. His death will be sincerely lamented by his numer-
ous dependents and tenantry; for he was an excellent land-
lord, a liberal master, and a kind, friend to the poor. Lord
Eddisbury, now one of the Under Secretaries of State, suc-
ceeds to the peerage. _ _

Same day, nat th-:2 house of her son, at Oxton, Birkenhead,
AGNES, relict of the late JAMES DAWSON, Esq., of Scot-
forth, near Lancaster. and second daughter of the late Rev.
Henry Ellershaw, of Chapel-le Dale, Yorkshire.
On the 23d instant, aged 11 months, BETSY CUNNING-
HAM, daughter of Mr. ALEX. ABBOT, of Upper Stanhope-
street.

Same day, at Douglas, Isle of Man, of inflammation of the
mots, aged 8 years, THOMAS, eldest son of the late Mr.
MES NORRIS, of the A. bion office.

Same day, at the residenc
mour-street, aged 5 years,
MARGARET CLEGG.

e of his aunt, Miss Salthnuse, Sey-
JOHN, only son of THOMAS and

Same day, at his residence, Celyn, near Wrexham, Mr. JNO.,
LAMB. The deceased gentleman was for many years agent
for the extensive estates in North Wales of the late Mr. Ser-
geant Atcherley.

- Same day, at the St. Asap]] Union Workhouse, aged 73, Mrs.
SARAH WILLIAMS, soother of Mr. John Williams, master
of the said workhouse, and sister of the Rev. David lVilliams,
Wesleyan minister, of this town. She bad been a member of
the Wesleyan Methodist Society for upwards of 47 years.
On the 24th instant, in London, Mr. RICHARD COMM?,
for a number of years the Depository of the British and Foreign
Bible Society.

Same day; Mr. EDWARD KINSMAN, of Falmouth, but
latterly of her Majesty's Customs at this port, brother of the
late Thomas Kinsman, Esq., Captain Superintendent of Moul-
main.

On the 26th instant, aged 72, THOMAS CORRIE, Esq., on
which day the flags at the Town.hall and the public offices were
raised half-mast high in respect to his memory. The deceased
was an officer well known in Liverpool as the collector of town-
nnri hn hari fitio,l •

)r a number of years. He had been
.ders and infirmities of old age during
•hs. He was a man of a very
will long. be remembered with

profit to his employers f
suffering from the disoi
the last three or four nn
charitable_ disposition, a:.(1

his office amounted to
with the Corporation.
Same day, at her residence, Hop
BAIRD.

ena a year

relieve the salary of
e appointment rests

xi-street

ged 73, Mrs.

Same day, at her residence, Seymour-street, in her 70th year,
ELIZABEVII STEWARD, sister of the late Mr. Jno. Steward,
of her Majesty's Customs at this r,ort.
Same day, after a long and
WILLIAM WOODS, for unw
. _

years, Mr

lot boai;al

s master of
ort. Deceased was a most agreeable
n, and very much respected by all who

and Kind-heartec
knew him.
Same day

geil 34 years, MI s. ANN WEATHERILT, relict
C. Weatherilt, of this town.

of the late

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