The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-05 00:00:00

nearly all Manchester ones

gs gd to 1O 6d

Manchestei Advertiser

LE EDS.—The woollen trade of this town and district continues
in a state of prosperous activity, though, owing to the some-
what unfavourable state of the weather fi r harvest prospects,
the me chants are cautious in making purchases. An average
amount of business, however, was done in its Cloth Halls on
Saturday and Tuesday last, ana in the warehouses throughout
the week. Beavers, pilot cloths, heavy tweeds, fancy cloakings,
and shawls, are the principal artic:es in demand. The stocks
are low and prices firm
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_ _ I BRADFORD

—Our market on Thursday was attended by about
ber of buyers, and a fair average amount of bust.
, without any marked alteration in prices. The

demand

for yarns is ra

her on the increase; and

low, the spinners hope to realise better prices. Combing wools
continue to fetch high prices, but buyers are shy in their pur-
chases, the price of yarns nut being equal to the high rates
asked for the raw material. Short Wools and Noils continue

HUDDERSFIELD

).—Our market was well attended on Tuesday,
vestings, and all goods suitable were readily

and trowserin

disposed of, but prices were not higher than usual. The manu-
facturers are all well employed, and the trade of the district

Luenly nurst, ana in tno
event et such a natural catastrophe, it will be well if the gene
ral prosperity of the West Riding does not receive an unplea
sant check.
58 0 I HALIFAX

—Generally speaking, the staple trade of this dis

trict remains much the same as it has been for the last six
months. Our last market was but slack in every branch of
stuff goods, with the exception of lastings, which appear to be
the general call. We do not anticipate a better trace until
long Wools become more settled in price. The finer qualities
are the most in request. Noils and brokes still keep up with a
brisk demand.

ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET. —We have had a very brisk
market ; piece, have been eagerly bought up at better prices.
le wool market ; prices are slowly

lange in

upon the advance

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—The silk glove trade is in a
tolerable state. The wrought cotton hose, the cutup cotton
hose, and the drawer branches are still depressed. Whilst every
part of the hosiery and lace trades is depressed in the Notting-
ham district, at Leicester, we understand, things have been

rapidly improving for a week or two past. It is, therefore, to
be hoped, we shall have a revival here. The fancy bobbin-net
trade is still ery much depressed. The plain :tiet trade is in a
very condition. There is no material alteration in the warp
lace trade. otherwise than that the wear of worsted Jacquard
warp shawls is rapidly extending. The lap-and-press trade is

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very dull. The tattings are better; but many frames, as w( 1
as hands, are out of employment. The Jacquard warp proceeds
but slowly in this district, and what is done is kept as much
secret as possible.—Nottingham Journal.

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BIRTHS

On the 22nd ultimo, at Wolrerley Manor, Worcestershire, the
lady of the Rev. JOHN DOWNALL, of a son.
On the 2gth ultimo, at Grange-lane, Woodside, Mrs. THOS.
ANDERSON, of a son.

On the 35th ultimo, at R ssall-hall, in this county, the lady
of the Rev. Dr. WOOLLEY, of a daughter.
On the 31st ultimo, at Birkenhead, Mrs. JOHN BLAKE, of
a daughter.
On the 2nd instant, at Stafford-house, the Duchess of SU-
THERLAND. of a son.
On the 3rd instant, at Walton, the wife of Mr. FREDERICK
GRANT, of a son.

MARRIED

On the 13th ultimo, at Rugeley, Mr. WM. SHEPPARD,
trainer to Alderman Copeland, to NE iss MARLOW, sister to Mr.
C. MA KLOW, the celebrated jockey.
On the loth ultimo, at St. Silas' Church, Mr. CHARLES
FARMER, butcher, to JANE, youngest daughter of Mr. JOHN
THOMAS, of Rossett, Denbighsh•re.

On the 22nd ultimo. at St. Peter's Church, Mr. WM. JONES
to Miss ELLEN DAVIES.

Same day, at St. Philip's Church, ROBERT, only son of J.
DIGGLES, Esq., to JANE, only daughter of the late R.
GRATTAN, gsq.
On the 2.tli ultimo-. in London, R. S. EVERITT, Esq., of
this town, to CATHERINE, second daughter of R. BENNETT,
Esq., of London.
On the 27th ultimo, at Ince, near Chester, by the Rev. E.
Evans, GII.BERT, only son of Mr. TARLTON, of Rodney-
street, o Miss MARY WHITBY, of the former place.
On the 28th ultimo, at it George's Church, Hanover-square,
London, the Lady MARY AGAR, only daughter of the Ear
of Normanton. with the Ea 1 NELSON. The ceremony was
performed by the Hon. and Rev. Archdeacon Agar, in the pre-
sence of a sma'l family circle, and of some select friends.

Same day, at Ycaden. at the Methodist Chapel, Mr. WILLIAM
SMITH to Miss NANCY WOOLLE R. This being the first
marriage celebrated in this place of worship, there was a large
number of persons to witness the ceremony. It is a remark-
able coincidence, that the father of the bride was the first corpse
interred in the burial-ground connected with the chapel.
Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. J. WIL-
KINSON to ELIZABETH. youngest daughter of Mr. AYRES.

On the 29th ultimo, at -Ali Souls Church, Portland-place,
London, Lady FRANCES HOWARD, third daughter of the
Earl and Countess ( f Wicklow, to the Hon. COLIN LINDSAY,
youngest son of the Earl and Countess of Balcarras.
On the 29th u t., at St. Mark's Church, Mr. J. THOBAVEN,
sugar-boiler, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr. W. BAR-
TON, of Upper Frederick-street.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Captain ALLAN MUR-
RAY, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of the late Mr. J.
M•BENZIE.

Same day at St. John the Baptist's Church, WILLIAM,
eldest son of the late %V. PHILLIPS, Esq., to MARTHA,
daughter of Mr. J. THOMAS, of Warwick-street, Toxteth-
park.

Same day, at St. Margaret's, Westminster. D. JONES. Esq.,
of Glaubran-park, High-sheriff of Carmarthetishire, to CHAR-
LOTTE. daughter of Sir G. CAMPBELL, and niece to Lord
Campbell.
Same day. HENRY CHRISTOPHER, second son of A. W.
ROBARTS, Esq.. of London, to JANET, second daughter of>
Rear-Admiral DEANS DUNDAS, M.P., of Berke.

Same day, A. SWINTON. Esq. Professor of Civil Law in* the
UniversityrEdiuburgh, to KATHERINE MARGARET, daugh-
ter of Sir J. PRINGLE. of Stitchel, Bart.

Ou the soth ult., at St. Michael's Church, JOHN, son of .1.
LOCKWOOD, Esq., of Huddersfield, to ABIGAIL, second
daughter of W. PR ELAND, Esq., of Toxteth-pa) k.
On the 31st ult.. at St. Bride's Church, Mr. T. S. BLEASE, to
ELEANOR, daughter of Mr. S. BROWNENTT, of Toxteth-
park.
Same day, at St. John's Church, Mr. It. BRISCOE, watch-
maker, to Miss M. PRITCHARD.

Same day, at Haddiugton, THOMAS G. DIXON, Esq., of
Woodcut, East Lothian, to KATHERINE HELEN, youngest
daughter of the late WM. WILKIE, Esq., of Tyne-house, Had-
dington.
On the Ist inst., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. W. Hes-
keth, M.A., JOHN EDWARD NAYLOR. Esq, to REBECCA
MARY. second daughter of T. TI vLEY, Esq., of Toxteth-park.
On the 3d inst , at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-
park, Mr. EDWARD FEELY, to ANN, second daughter of the
late Mr. JOHN COLEMAN, of this town.
Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr, JOHN
ROBERTS, to Miss EMMA STRANGE, both of Toxteth-park.

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arsiey,

DIED.
On the 2gth March, in Bonny River, from the effects of lig
fling, aged 20, T. B. S. KEARSLEY, second son of E. Kea-
Esq.

lh Regent-street, London. aged 45, HENRY HUNT, Esq., son
of the late H. Hunt, Esq., M.P.
On the 2Lth ultimo, at Revington-place, Mersey-street, aged
53, Mr. GEORGE AGER, cooper, late of Dartmouth.
Same day, in Chapel-place, Low-hill, rged 13 3 ears, JANE
ALICE, daughter of Mr. C. A. WORRALL, printer.
Same day, aged 31, SARAH, wife of Mr. R. WILSON, of
Mann-street.

On the 26th ultimo, in his 77th year, at his residence, Rake-
lane, Edge-hill, JAMES RILEY, a member of the Society of
Fri. nds.

Same day, THOMAS EVERITT, Esq„ late Professor of Che-
mistry to Middlesex Hospital.
n the 27th ult., at Keswick, WILLIAM. eldest and only sur-
viving son of the late Mr. D. DUNGUNSON, of kendal.
Same day, aged 87, Mr. J. H. WILLIAMS. For upwards of
forty years he was in the employment of Nicholas Waterhouse
and Sons, of this t,wn.
Same day, aged 65, Mr. T. DRUMMOND, wh, had been in
tht employ of Messrs. M. J. Tobias and Co., watch-manufac-
turer=, for the last twenty-seven years.

Same day, aged 3 years and t (months, FRANCES GLASS.
younges. daughter, and on Wednesday last, aged 9 years,
JOHN, only son of Mr. M. WHYLE, of Chester-street.
On the 2,3 th ult., aged 2d years, much re pected by all who
had the pleasure of her acquaintance, MARGARET, wife of
Mr. J. DUM BELL, and daughter of the late Mr. J. Queen, of
Kirkdale.

Same day, Mr. WILLIAM KNIGHT, late of the Liver Thea-
tre, in this town, and formerly of t le Queen's Theatre, Man-

chester

Same day, at Hawarden, Flintshire, GEORGE ROBERTSON,
Esq., agent to Sir S. R. Glynne, Bart.,
Same day, of dysentery, aged 9 years, HARVEY JAMES, son
of Mr. R. GROSE.

Same day, in London, FANNY CREED RIBOULEAU, daugh-
ter, and, on the 29th, Mrs. RIBOULEAU, wife of Rear-Admiral
Riboulean.

On the zgth ult., aged 11l years, MARY MARGARET, daugh-
ter of R. REA DE, Esq., of The Cottage, Llanrwst.
On the 30th ult , at Studley Park. under a general decay of
the powers of nature, aged 84, Mrs. ELIZABETH SOPHIA
LAWRENCE. Mrs. ; awrence was never married, and has left
no near relations surviving her, her only brother having died at
an early age while a student at Oxford. Earl de Grey and the
Earl of Ripon are distantly related to the deceased, their ances-
tor, Sir William Robinson, having married Mary, daughter of
the first Mr. Aislabie, of Studley. Sir William Robinson, who
obtained the revival of the baronetcy which had become extinct
on the death of his uncle, Sir Metcalfe Robinson, was great-
great grandfatt. of the two noble earls, and the lady he mar-
ried was great-g. " grandfather of the late Mrs. Lawrence.
The last Mr. Aislabie married Elizabeth, daughter of John, Earl
of Exeter, the issue of which was one son, who did not survive
his father, and the aunt and the mother of Mrs. Lawrence. The
whole of Mrs. Lawrence's property was at her own disposition
by will; and it s understood that the Studley Estate and the
property within the borough of Ripon are bequeathed to Earl
de Grey, and the Hutton and Sharow Estates to the Earl of
Riocn ; and that the legacies to public charities and to private-
friends are considerable.
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Same day, aged 34, much respected by all who had the plea.
sure of his acquaintance, Mr. THOMAS THURSBY PARRY,.

Denbighshire.
Same day, at Bilbury house, Bilbury. Gloucestershire, in
giving birth to a stillb rA child, the lady ELIZABETH DUTTON,
eldest daughter of the Earl of Suffolk, and wife of the Hon.
James Dutton.

Same day, aged 84, REBECCA JANE, re;ict of the late T.
RILEY, Esq., of Jamaica, and mother of B. S. Riley, Esq., of
Fa zakerley.

Same day, suddenly, aged 10 months, WILLIAM HENRY,
youngest son of EDMUND BICKERSTETH, wholesale marine
store dealer, Park-lane.
On the 31st ultimo. at Lytham, iu the 68th year of his age,
HUGH 1-IORNBY BIRLEY, Esq., of Br.tom House, one of
her Majesty's justices of the I
for the county palatine of Lana
Same day, at his father's residence, Great George-stre
37. Mr. NATHANIEL LEVI, quill-merchant.
Same day, awfully sudden, of disease of the heart, in his 59th
year. deeply lamented by all who knew him, Mr. W. RELL, of
Her Majesty's Customs of this port.
Same day, at Windsor-terrace, STEPHEN, infant son of Mr.
G. SMITH, of Bold-street.
Same day, at Wavertree, where she had gone for the benefit
of her health, aged 35. MARY ANN, wife of JOHN GEORGE
STOLL, victualler, of this town.
On the Ist inst., aged 27, LEWIS SIMMONS.
Same day, at her brother's residence, High Park-street, Tox
teth park, aged 24, Miss ANN CRITCHLEY
Same day, at Seaton Carew. CHARLES, i
IiENDER,,ON. Esq., of Leazes House, Durham
Same day, at his residence, Roscommon-street, deeply regret
ted, aged 52, Mr. W. M*CEI BANE.
Same day, in his 62d year, Mr. JOSEPH HODGSON, Auc
tioneer. Mr. Hodgson has for many years been held in high
reputation as an auctioneer, and was much admit ed by a large
circle of friends (by whom he is deeply regretted) for his prompt
and business-like manner, as also for the general kindness of
his dispositions.
On the 2d inst., at Algburth Vale, aged 5 months, THOMAS,
infant son of GEORGE G. MEARNS, Esq.
Same day,at 37, Norton-street, a ed 13 months, FREDERICK,
RALPH, son, son of Mr. RALPH BURTON.
Same day, Mrs. NORBURY, relict of the late JOHN NOR-
BURY, gm' , Wittou Brewery. Northwich.
On she 3d inst., MARY, relict, of the late Mr. H. Y. LUZ-
MORE, surgeor, of this town.
On the 4th instant, after a long-protracted illness, in her 52d
year. EMMA, the beloved wife of Mr. JOHN BURTON.
hutch, r, formerly of the City of Lincoln, and aister of Mrs.
Reason. Claremont grove, Kirkdale. Truly it may be said her
end rran peace.

ace, and
,ter.

.t, aged

Ifant son of JOHN