The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

er of Alr. WM. GALL,

youngest dsug
Torteth-park.
On the 4th in

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Miss JANE .JOYNSO24
Same day, at Hale Churcl
Mr. JOSEPH ALFRED
youngest daughter of JOSEPH BROIN
Hale.

Same day
JANE, elde

Rev. Wr

RD. SHARPE, of Cit'lt;ll;ti

H GALE to

ri), at St. St

Kemp, itinnibPnt of S
bride, RICHARD 14
Rainford, in this county, eldest st
con, F.sq., of Aughton, to EMMA
KEMP, Esq., of Hull.

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On the
Hughes,
PROWS!

th instant, at St. David's Chur
Mr. HENRY HUTCHINSON
, both of this tot
Same day, at St. Philip
M.A., Mr. - HENRIpV
9
Same Y.-ROOTS, t

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Yesterday, at the same plac(
M.A. Mr. SAMUEL PETERS
MOR:E.

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' On the 12th ultimo, at It
of Mr. JAMES PAI)LEY,

hter.
RED HIG

On the 28th nitintc,
Bank-house. Runcorn, of a d
On the 3rd instant, Mrs. A
ington-terrace, Upper Duke-street, of a
Same (lay, in Huskisson-street, Mrs. Jill
On the 4th instant, in Laurenc,
ROBERTS, of a daughter.
On the sth instant, at Pembroke
the lady of JAMES. ROY TO NI LIIN
On the 7th instant, Mr
kenhend, of

Same day

%. Como

BEST, of a daughter,

Lately, at the Convict Es'
DER \\ORRALL and JEt
transportation at the Liven
confessed that he alone wa,

other men were innocent.
On the 23d ultimo, et

year. RONALD. MgSONALI.
On the 24th ultimo, in the

pelas, occasioned by a
Captain MIGNOT, of the
On the•?Sth ultimo, at 1,
MA HER, wife of Mr. JOl-.
On the 26th ultimo, aged 64

SIDDELEY, of Aightirth:
On the 27th ultimo, at Bromptor
long well known on the London be

New Yc

NSON, of

l'eet, the n•

)N, Es(

ment,

Esq., of

1G AREI

;KINE,T
ARAH,

Mr. SAML

Sime day, in Dempster-street, Pultn.
THERINE SUNDERLAND, or TAIT, r
farmer, and grandmother of Mr. Bain, it
telegraph. Deceased has left behind her
daughter being a great grandmother.

On the 28th ultimo, ‘ALFREI)iIiENI
Mr. M. lON, of St. James's-place.
On the 29th ultimo, aged 47, MARY
_
JOHN ATKINSON, of Birt
ed 40, CATHERINE, wife

the late Mr:
Same day

of liarkdale

dr. H. WOODS,

fame day, at

• vy LEM turning of of a carriage in which she was riding with the Hon.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Stanley, ten days before, ANNE, youngest
daughter of the late Hon. W. F. ELPHINSTONE.
Same day, at Perth, Miss DUFF. The dee'
previous day, witnessed a t attack upon a far
dog, which threw be - into such u state of ter
that medical assistance was necessary. Bt
expedients w' - um-

....,, _.- ....-.... ..successfully resorted to, apoi-
ensued from the rapture of n small bloodvessel m
On the 30th ultimo, at Bral:cote, near NottingY
Mr. JOHN ATKINS, late of the Stanley Arms

Stanley

on the
a

THOIP, late of Leicester
Some day, at Parkgate, aged 57, HENRI
of Hill.hou,e, Holt-bill, Tratunere, Cheshire.
On the 31st ultimo, aged 50, Mrs. BELINDA ROI

'dap-street. The

Same day, the wife of Mr. CHANCEY, of
deceased had been residing in Cheshire for ,
health, and was returning, in the charge of It,
brother, to het home, when, just as the party han
the ferryboat, and were about crossing the fano'
sank to the floor insensible. Upon raising her
On the Ist instant, at Seacombe, age,"
daughter of Mr. JONATHAN COOKE
'lame day, aged 66, Mr. 'l'. It Ili •

efit of her

busbani

aded from

le was a corpse,
MARY. eldesl

LSA K ER,

'or, Edge-

On the Id instant, in London, the Right Hon. CHARLES
WATKIN ‘I7!LLIAMS WYNN, M.P. for Montgomeryshire,
uncle of Sir W. ill., Wynn. He was the father of the House of
Commons, having sai For Montgomeryshire since 1797, and for
about a year previously for' Old Sarum. He held the offices of
Secretary-at-NVar, (in the Grey
;:qtrninistration,) and Chnnceltor
of the Duchy of Lancaster. from December, 1834, to April,
1835. Ile right hon. gentleman was in his 75th year. His
death snakes the fourth vacancy
since the close of the session.
Same day, aged 34, Mr. DAVID WILLIAMS, (7.1. the Globe
Vaults, Scotland-road. in the .qouse of Commons
Same day, aged 5, Ai A RIA RUSSELL TREVlT—
daughter of Thomas Trevitt, o tipper Pitt-,
Same day, in Epworth-street, ‘Vest Derby
illness, borne with Christian fortite±,
of Mr. PETER WORTHINGTON.
On the 3d instant, aged 71, Mr. THOMAS RIDING, of
Front Portland-street. The deceased's death was the result of
injuries received, a work previously, by being crushed between
the stint t of a cart and a gate-post.
Same day, at the residence of her daugh'er, in r:-• -
Everton, aged 65, Mrs. BAILEY.

ged 49,

Same day, aged 5 months,
Mr. E. w. STRYPE.

•••at,l Azig
, the wife

street,

AMY GERTRUDE

fighter of

On the 4th inst., in the Infirmary, aged 73, Mr. T,
in consequence of injuries received, on the 611) Jun
run over by a car in St. John's-lane.
Same day, at Harrowgate, Mr. JOHN EVANS,
Canning-street, in this town.

year, Mr. JOSEPH ROBINSON, for-
On the sth inst., at Gunnersbury-park, the Baroness N. M.
ROTH.K7HILI).
Same day, after a
short illness, at his lodgings, Trinity Col-
lege, aged 78, the Rev. JANIES INGRAM, D. 11., F.S.A. , Pre-
Dr,dentf Trinity College, and Rector of Garsington, Oxon.
rrv-
Ingram, on the death of Dr Thomas Lee, was elected to
in
eSraltynebudiakyie,
ri n:)thitshiTttohwn.
the headship in 1824, and in 1827 he pubtishedhis Memorial&
^f Oxford, a work of gr.,,, .....:_._

antuarian reseEarch.
On [he 7th inst., aged 82, Cliq lIIERIN JONES, relict bi
William Jones, moulder.
0 Same day, aged 2 ye..rs, JESSEY, ye-
RENNIE.
On the Bth inst, eat Seacombe, aged .
9 days. CHARLES ,JAMES, sou of
IRVING.

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