The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

At Cowrie-house, Scotland, the lady of Sir John 5f angel!, Rart. of
three daughters, all of whom, with the mother, are doing extremely
well.

MARRIED.

On the 16th instan , at Southwell, the Rev. Fred. Edward Gratton
M. A. youngest son of tho late Dean of Hereford, to Anna Oriselda
eldest daughter of the Rev. W. Claye, of Westhorpe Nottinghamshire
On Saturday, the 19th instant,at Burnley Church, the Hon. J. York
Scarlett, second son of the Rt. lion. Lord Abinvr, and Major in the
sth Dragoon Guards, to Charlotte Ann, second daughter and en-heiresat
with her only sister, Mrs. Thursby, of the late Colonel Bargrnves, of
Bank-hall and Otterspool-house. After the marriage, the bride arid
bridegroom started from OtterSpool4muse for the seat of Lord Abiu-
ger, Abinge'-hall, Surrey.
Orr the 23rd inst. at St. Mary de Lode Church, Gloucester, hy thar
Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Gloucester, the Rey. Hardwick
Shute, of Pembroke College, „Word, to Sarah Frances, eldest daugh.,
ter to the Rey. Dr. Hall, Prebendary of Gloucester.

On'Thnrsday last. at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Nelson Constantine,
fringe weaver, to Miss Mary Mason.

On Friday last, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Thomas Peuington, ship..
smith, to Miss Hughes,

DIED.

On the 22nd of November, at. the Palace, Corfu, Sarah Mary !Tar-
&fun, 'third daughter of his Excellency Major General Sir .11ovrattl
Douglas Bart. Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands.
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On Friday, the I Ith inst., at Nice, Lady Colvile, relict of Sir Charle
Colvile, of Duffield-hall, Derby.
On Monday, the 14th inst., at Hampton Court Palace, Anne Caro—
line, daughter of the late Hon. Henry Fitzroy, brother of the late Lord
Southampton.

Qn Tuesday, the 15th itts.t., the Hon. Sophia Ward, sister of the late,
and aunt of the present, Viscount Bangor, aged 78.
On Tuesday, the 15th instant, Mr. Hobert Gilpin, of Warrington,
a tn.mher of •the society of friends.
On Wednesday, thelGth instant, after only a few moments illness,
aged 65, Mr. Samuel Edwards, formerly of Staffordshire, and many
years in this totrn. He 'was an honest and kind hearted man, and a
most affectionate husband and parent.
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On the lgth instant, at his house, Watten, Tireem, deeply and most
deservedly regretted, Major David Price, of the lion. East India Cam—
pany's service, formerly Jailge Advocate General of Bombay, and
prize-master at the taking of Seringapatam, and Magistrate anti De-
puty Lieutenant of the county of Brecon.
On Friday, the 18th instant, aged 64, Mr. ,Edward Webster, St.
James's-road.

Same day, at the advanced age of 106, Isaac Colien,'who.for upwards.
of sixty years lived In the city Of Coventry, universally respected.
He survived his late wife only two years, and-she died aged 1111.
On Sunday, the 211th inst. at Frampton, Dorsetshire, of dropsy oft
the chest; Sir Colquhonn inst.,
aged 73. His 'daughter and son-h,—
law ;Mr. Sheridan) were with hint in his last moments, and tended
him with assiduity and :affection-. By..air .Cokittlyoun's dpeath..the
cOloneley of the 25th Hussars, which fcgiment he has had since 1627,
becomes vacant.

On Monday, the 2lst inst., Lady Whalley, wife of Sir Samuel B.
Whalley,

On hiondar, the:2lst instant, at his house, in George-street, Edin-
burgh, the I;i:ht Hon. Sir George Sinclair Bart. He had been com-
plaining for about a week, but was not considered dangerously ; his
death, accordingly, was sudden and unexpected by his family.
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Same day, Mary, wife Of 'Mr. James Gibson, TOxteth-park aged Mt
years.

On Tuesday last, aged 65, Grace, wife of %rr. William Bibby, pilot of
the Cornet Government-boat, to Dublin, highirrespected by all' who,
had the pleasure of her Acquaintance.

Same day agrds months, Wm. Henry, only child'of Mr. William
Dickenson, Islington.
Same day, at•Wynnsthy, after a long and severe illneos, Lady Henri.-
etta Antonio Williams Wynn, wife of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.
Bart. and eldest daughter of the Earl of Powis.

On Tuesday last, at Beshorough House near Pihown, Killarney, Om
Lady Frances Charlotte PouSonby, wife of the Hon. John l'onsoobY-
M.l'. for Derby, eldest son of the Right lion. the Lord Dtmeannon,
the Lord Keeper of the "Privy Seal, and first Commis.;ioner of Wood*
and Forests. Her ladyship Was born on the 16th of October. 1812' and
was 'the only surviving daughter of the Right Hon. the Earl of Dar-
ham, now nt St. Petersburg h, as the Ambassador of hot Fritaimic
Majesty, by' his Lordships first wife, Miss H. Cholloondelly. Her
premature "death has proved a regard of deep anti unroixt'l affection.
and cast Ngloom of regret and sorrow over the entire neighbourhood.
Her ladyship had been but seldom abroad since be arrival is this
country, an Insidious disease having early developed a fatal symptom,
With a certainty that nutrked the progress of the despoiler who spared
neither the exalt d rank. the amiable disposition, nor the Worthy and
beloved in virtue and charitableness

as
On Wednesday last, while on his journey from Portsmolth to this
town, Mr. Thomas Brown, Surgetm, son a gr. Thom Brown of
Brownlow-hill.

his family and friends.
On Friday last, Thomas, youngest son, a Mr. Andrew Comber of
this town, aged'2l, deeply lamented by
On Saturday last, at Edgehill, Mary wife of Peter Sheridan Faq..of
Buenos Ayres, aged 39 years.
On Sunday last, Mr. Peter Pearson, of this town, Merchant,-in the
64th year of hit age, after a long illness whtebbe bore with christian.
fortitude and pious resignation.

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