The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-21 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS,

Feb. 7, E. Adams, Blenheim-street, New Bond-street, Lon-
don, livery-stable.keeper— Feb. 7. C: 1)41y, Red Lion-square,
London, bookseller —Peb. 7, C. Newman, Scrips, Essex, miller
—Feb. 7, J. Richards, Oxford-street, London, livery stable-
keeper—Feb. 7, C. S. Masterman, Croydon, Surrey, grocer—
Feb. 14, S. Billingsley, jun. Harwich, silk mercers—Feb. 10, S.
Price, Blackburn, Lancashire, machine-mater—Feb. 12, W • and
C. Alather and J. I'. Newstead, Manchester, ironfounders—
Feb. ;4, .1. T. Milner and C. Bedford, Kingston-upon-Hull, con-
fectioners.

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On the lath November, at Nolapore, India, of cholera, after
three days' illness, Ensign GEORGE JOHN WELD, of her
Majesty's 2and Regiment of Infantry, second son of George
We d, Esq. of Leagram-hall, near Preston, and nephew of
Josepn Weld, Esq. of Lulworth Cast e
On the 26th of August, of fever. in Calcutta Hospital, Mr.
ROGER THISTLRTON, joiner, of the steamer Bentinck.
On the 2' th July, on board the brig Warwick, Camaroons
River, Africa, NATHANIEL WEsTON ; end on the 14th of
August. WILLIAM BRAY, coopers, of Falmouth, much coal
deservedly respected by the officers of the ship fur their sobriety
and attention to their duty.
At Rome, in his 67th year, Prince FRANCISCO DI MA SSINO,
the gseatesl, litigant in the world. He was so eager in resorting
to the law that, on the day of his death, he had 7.0 legal 1 ro-
cesses pending. His heirs have abandoned every one, in the
hope of saving a remnant of his fortune.
On the 26th of August, of fever, in Calcutta Hospital, Mr.
ROGER THISTLETON, joiner, of the steamer Bentinck.
On the 14th ult., aged 3 years and 4 months, JOSEPH, so.l
of EDWARD and MARY ALLA NSON, Mill-lane.
On the 4th instant, aged 53 years, DAVID TOD, 25, Upper
Beau-street, Everton, brother to Mrs. Jas. Marsden, Great
George-street.
On the 9th instant, at Aberdeen, aged 62 ye irs, Mr. JOHN
MORRISON, commander of the barque Pacific, of London.
This active and intelligent seaman has crossed Atlantic Ocean
one hundred and thirty-six times.
Or, the loth instant, at Grinfield-t rrace, Edge-hill, CATHA-
RINE, second daughter of PETER FREELAND, Esq. late of
this town, in the 67th year of her age.
Same day, at Cazneau-street, aged 3 months, RICHARD
BIRCH, infant son of alr. ISAAC HORTON,
On the 11th instant, at her house, Rodney-street, in her 85th
year, Mrs. ANN HEYWOOD.
Same day, at Kendal, aged 79, Mrs. SUSAN TROUGHTON,
mother of the late Edward Burrell. Esq., of this town.
Same day, Mr. THOMAS JOHNSON, linen draper, War-
rington.
Same day, aged 34, at her father's residence, Mollineton-
loage, near Chester, JANE, the wife of Mr. WM. MOULS-
DALE, of Weston, near Runcorn, Cheshire,
Same day, of dropsy, aged 33, ANN SHAW, daughter of Mr.
JOHN GA RSIDE, Walton.
Same day, at Hertford-street, May-fair, London, in his 79th
year, General the Hon. Sir HENRY GEORGE GREY, G.C.B.
MANcAmsvaa.—Both our cloth and yarn market continues in
G.C.11., brother of Earl Grey. The colonelcy of the 13th Bra.
goons becomes vacant by the death of the gallant general, the
the same buoyant state we have noted for the last two or three pay and emoluments of which amount, according to a late re-
weeks, and goods, particularly printing cloth, are still rely turn, to .ta,083 las. The ribbon and decorasion of a Grand
scarce in the market, and if any quantity he wanted in 26 or Cress of the order , f the Bath, held by Sir Henry, falls to the
27-inch 66's the buyer is forced to wait until they are made. gift of her Majesty.
Domoestic cloth is suso in great request, and most manufac On the 12th instant, aged 17 years, MARIA FRANCES
turers of this article have advanced their price ad to id per yard. youngest
Upnn the whole. this district was never in a more healthy rate;
Wavertre daughter of Mr. EDWARD ARGLES, San.lon-lane,
e.
but we learn, from many quarters, that the hands are still in Same day, after a short illness, much and deservedly respected,
expectation of having their wages advanced. Printers are very aged
tip, Mr. DAVID ALLEN, of the Harrow Inn, Culcheth,
busy for the spring, but the m chine printers are also demand- near Warrington,
ing an advance of 5s per week, which many masters have Same da at given. 27-inch 65's may he quoted et 5s 6d to as 9d, and 72's Esq., late ofy, WergsTattenhall, aged 90, THOMAS CRUrCHLEY,. at 6s lid to 6s 4id.—Manehester Advertiser, of Saturday. Same day, at Manchester, aged 92, Mr. RICHARD GA RRETT.
LEED4.—The demand for cloths in both the halls still con Up to a short time previously to his last illness he was occa-
tinues sionally able to read w thout spectacles.
On the 13th instant, aged 75 yeas, SARAH, relict of Mr.
antagei n
good,
op thent torfan extent s act to
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ti
hose Saturdaysorthe star Tuesday,
having
p rtohbeaabdly-
owing to the weekly occurrence of the Huddersfield market on DANIE L A LLEN.
that day. Same day, Miss JANE GORE, milliner and dress maker,
HUDDERSFIELD MA RE Limekiln-lane, much respected.cted.ET.—The market hereon Tuesday was
Same day, at the house of his son, Mr. Henry Bannon, at
well at ended, and the demand was brisk, es. ecially for new Warrenpoint, Newry, DANIEL BANNON, Esq .4 of this town.
goods adapted to the spring trade, which sold readily, those of Same day, in Upper Frederick-street, aged .4
years and six
superior quality being most in request. Ti.is was considered a
mo, favourable feature in the market. Prices were somewhat buoy-
EAnthsTO MARY THORBURN, daughter of Mr. WALTER
N, printer.
ant, but no very decided advance of prices can be quoted. S
On the 14th instant, aged 65 years, WILLIAM HARROCK,
BRADFORD MA EK ET.—The attendance here on Thursday was for many years gamekeeper to Captain Plumbe, Yorkshi
g od. and there was a large business done in lastings and Same day, at No. 9, Pembroke-place. aged 20 years,re. J ANE,
other heavy stuff goods, as well as Orleans and Cobourg cloths, second daughter of Mr. WILLIAM HOSKIN.
stocks being low and prices looking upwards. For Yarns there Same day, at Hull, of consumption, aged 44, Mr. WILLIAM
was a fair demand, but the spinners complain of being unable SMITHSON, late merchant of this town.
to realise adequate prices : the wool market being very firm; Same day, HENRY, eldest son of Mr. THOMAS GILBERT,
with a steady demand for alothing and combing wools. Richmond-row, in the 24th year of his age, much and deservedly
HALIFAX MARKET.—With a good attendance of buyers here regretted by a numerous circle of friends.
on Saturday, we had an active market with piece goods and On the 15th instant, at his residence, Woodside, Mr. HUGH
yarns, which fully sustained late rates. In wools there were WILLIAMS, who for a number of years was proprietor of the
extensive dealings, and in the gen: rality of cases prices were a Woodside Ferry Hotel. On Thursday, flags were hoisted half-
shade higher, mast high on board the Woodside and Birkenhead steamers, and
HECEMONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET.—The blanket trade also at the slips, In token of respect to the memory of the de.
just -ow is very flat, both for the home and foreign markets. ceased.
The present .toll and gloomy weather is very unfavourable for Same day, aged 16 years, HONOUR, daughter of MARK
the Esq. officer of Excise, Old Swan.
the getting up of blankets, particularly good ones.
Same day, in Sun-street, Brownlow-hill, CATHERINE,
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MA EK ST.—To.day is what is called the daughter of the late Mrs. CAESAR.
new or first mar et; but there has been no extra quantity of Same day. ANN, wife of Mr. THOMAS NELSON, watch.business transacted. It is generall, more a day of bringing in maker, Edge-hill.
and settling of accounts, than of buying and selling. The Same day, at Sandon-terrace, aged 10, BARRY, youngest
prices remain the same as last week, notwilhetanding the raw child of Mr. Commissioner PHILLIPS.
material continues to advance. The manufacturers are in good Same day, at his residence. Bond-street, after a painful and
spirits, and are expecting a further improvement in trade this lingering illness, aged 64, Mr. WILLIAM BAKER, brewer,
spring,
highly respected, whose loss will be severely felt by all who
HOSIERY AND Lace TRADES.—The state of the wrought, or knew him.
properly-made, cotton hose branch has not yet amended, nor Same day, at Hinckley, aged 10 years, SARAH, youngest
does it seem at present much likely to improve. The drawer and daughter of Mrs. MAINE. Her death was occasioned by some
pantaloon branch, upon the whole, is extremely dull; still, as disease that first affected the heel, and then ascended, by slow
we have before observed, there are exceptions, sonic shops hay. degrees, to the brain.
ing full work. The silk branch is still much depressed, though Same day, aged 71, HANNAH, widow of Mr. ALEXANDER
there has been a sudden anti large order for dandy silk hose, COTTER, Stanhope street.
without narrow eggs The bobbis-net trade, we think is slowly, On the 17th instant, aged 3 years, after a short illness, ANNE,
and but slow y, ,allying, as the days lengthen. There is not any only daughter of Mr. PRITCHARD, postmaster, Bangor.
material alteration iu the warp lace trade; it keeps steadily, and Same day, at his mother's residence Rugeley, Staffordshire,
we believe, safely improving. The demand for India is extend- Mr. THOMAS GARDNER. aged 37 years, of the firm of
ing, and there is reason to hope will extend. The gr, ater part trough and Gardner, wine merchants, of this town,
of the civil std race residing west of the Indus, whither this On the 19th instant, at No. 50, Rodney-sti eet, Mrs. GEDDES
manufacture has obtained an opening, gives such a wide field, - --
that the mind is almost lost in contemplatinx the extent of the _
demand, should it become general.—Nottingham Journal.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting,

Feb. 7, J. Raper, Bridge-road. Lambeth, tailor—Feb. 7, M.
Walter, Fleet-lane. London, hardwareman—Feb 8. J. 11. Ut-
ting, Newman-street. Oxford-street. London, upholsterer—Feb.
14, T. B. Hall, Coggesliall, Essex, grocer—Feb. 11, A. Warren,
l'arliament-street, Westminster, fruiterer—Feb 7, W. H. Hay.
ward, Manchester, cation-spin er—Feb. 7. P. Robinson, War-
rington. Lancashire, bottle manufacturer—Feb.T. G ldsworthy,
Old Broad-street, London, merchant—Feb. 7, F. B. Osborne.
Sheffield, table-knife-manufacturer—Feb. 7, S. Chapman, Li-
verpool, sail maker—Feb. 7, R. Currie, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
bookseller—Feb. 7, R. Dunn, Wakefield. corn factor—Feb. 7, T.
Pearce, Bermondsey-street, Southwark, tripeman.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
JANUARY. Hong,
21, Divid Cook and Co. audit
21, James Metcalf, proof and div.
22, John Johnson, audit Ditto, 11
22, Absalom Francis, 2nd
23, Henry Bentley, 2nd
23. James Mackay, 2nd
23, William Starr Drury, 2nd
23, John Garnett, proof and niv. Ditto,
24, Thomas Parr, audit
24, Strickland and Brickwood, au :it .
24, Bannister and Simpson, audit
23, William Jackson, proof and My.
24, James Alexander Forrest, audit

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