The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-08-06 00:00:00

Same day, at St.
CARL TH FAMOR
THARINA LUCIA

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JOHN

LSON CLA EKE, merchan
STONE, younrest daughter of the late Mr. R
formerly of Dartmouth, Devonshire.

Same day,
G. W. Warr, M.A. Incum.....
Rev. ROIIERT MURPHY, 8.A., .
of HENRY DENNY, Esq., of that city
On the 2d instant, at St. John's (Thu
Wiseley, B.C. Mr. JAMES BARLOW
Same day, at St. John's Church, by

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Rev. Henry Carpenter,
Miss FLLEN SHIELS.
On the 3rd instant at St..Tohn's Church. by the Rev. Reber
W. Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. JOHN LACE, to Miss CATHAP''
ELLIOTT.
On the 4th instant, at S -

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~ Mr. JAMES BARLdW,tn Miss LUCY SW II
t St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-stri
8., Mr. ISAAC LEWIS, IT

street, by the Rev. C. 11
to Miss RUTH PARRY

Michael's Church, Upper P
1, M.A., Mr. JOHN MINTY]

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STARMERS.
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ANDERSON

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Yesterday, at St. 1'
the Rev. C. Morrall,
Miss FRANCES BAR

Same day, at St. John's Church,
Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. BOBER GRI
surveyor and general
Ormskirt

o Miss ANNE HALLAGAN

BIRTHS.
at Rio de Janei

On the 17th of Ma
NEWLAN,
On the I
M.P., of twins
On the 20th ultim
Of Poulton-hall, of a son
On the 24th ultimo, it
DICKSON, Esq., of the 52

7th.niti►no,

of MAURICE POWI

:he lady of THOMAS GREENE, I

this town, tl

/ring-bank, n
4., of Cufferp

survived its birth only a few hours
On the 2311, ontmo,-,
wife of JOHN STONES
shire, of a (laughter
On the 27th ultim
LAND, M.D. of Farliametdstr
On the 30th ultimo, i
FORSYTH HUNTER, 01
Same day, at their re
square, London, the
of a son and heir.
On the 31st ultimo, the wife of Mr. JOHN PILKINGTON
of Eldon-street, of a son.
Same day, at Oxton, Cheshire, the wife of M
NASH, of a son.
Same day at New Ferry, Cheshire, the wife of Mr. J
WORRALL, managing clerk to Messrs. Davonport and Son
solicitors, of this town, of twin daughters.
On the 3d instant, Mrs. JAMES MONTGOMERY
Everton, of a daughter.

e, Pembi•oke

t Brighton, the wife of A. J. SUTHI

we, in P
JOHN NV

lIINGTON, Ei

JOSEPH G

Lately, at Sy,
formerly of this .tov
Lately, at Middlet,
leaving eight childreu,
fifty-four grandchildren, and thirty-seven grea
all living.

JOHN ROBERT PRESTON

u-the-Wolds, aged 93, M
the eldest of %thorn is

Lately, at his retreat in the Hightati...,,
General Sir ALEXANDER CAMERON, K.C.8.,c
74th Highlanders. This gallant and meritorious of
the military service as volunteer in the Brendalbw
which he left to join in a more active service than 1
were likely to see, and selected the distinguished 921
or Gordon H ighlanders, with that intention, his first t
being ensign ; and the first engagement. Alexandri
was severely wounded, was worthy of his '
Shortly afterwards, on the,
the establishment of a rifle
officers selected to hold a command in them, ,
consequently engaged in the most active as well as
dangerous undertakings with his regiment, forming one
immortal light division, throughout the Peninsular war, a,.
Waterloo he was so severely wounded in the throat that
life was despaired of. For his distinguished services he wa
one of the officers receiving the extra pension, was created t
K.C.8., and had the colonelcy of the 74th Regiment conferrei
on him, which is cr...ain

lort, M

government of tt
rifle corps, Sir Alexa

On the 12th April, in Adelaide, South Australia, of typhus
fever, only nine days after his arrival, aged 27. GEORGE
M. GRETTON, Esq., le;Ning a young widow, to whom he had
scarcely been married six months, to deplore her loss.
On the 25th May, at Fort William, Calcutta, aged 31, Major
R F. EDWARDS, her Majesty's 70th Regiment, son of the
Rev. John Edwards, Canon of Durham.

On the 26th May,-at M
one of the most disting
Captain Newbold NNIRS:itSS

ihabuloshwar, Cap'
Mailed of our Ind

NEW BOLT

stunt to the resident at-H

On the Bth June, at Madras, Captain ATKIN, of the shil
Beethoven, of this port.

On the Idth June, at Beyroot, EDWARD CUNNINGHAM
Esq., formerly in the service of her Majesty's Customs al
Edinburgh. •

On the 9th ultimo, at Philadelphia, aged 80, Mr. ADAI
RAMAGE. As the inventor of the " Ramage Press," he wa
known all over the United States. He was a native of Scotland
and an enthusiastic admirer of Burns, the poet. He we
himself the author of many pieces of Scottish poetry, exhibitinl
a lively fancy and refined taste:

On the lfith ultimo, at Windsor, Captain RICHARD COPE-
LAND, R.N., for upwards of ten years employed in the com-
mand of her Majesty's ships Mastiff and Beacon, on the survey
of the Grecian Archipelago.
On the 19th ultimo, at Whitchurch, CLIARLES, son of the
late Mr. BROSTER, proprietor of the North Wales Gazette.
On_the 20th ultimo,_ suddenly, at West Kirby, Cheshire,

JANE, wife of ALEN.. HAY, Esq., surgeon, and eiClesiClaiiiiii!
ter of J. C. Bristow, Es►l., of Ensemere Hill, Westmoreland.
On the 21st ultimo, suddenly, aged 37, PETER PONCIA,
jun., late of Birmingham.
Same day, SAMUEL LLOYD, son of ROBERT L. FOULKES,
commercial traveller.

On the 23d ultimo, at Elgin. N. 8., aged 68, W. GRANT
FORSYTH, Esq., hue of this town.
Same day, aged 55, Mr. WM. STOCKTON, bookbinder, for
many years the trusty and valued foreman of Mr. Jones.
Same day, aged 14, JOHN, youngest son of Mr. JOHN
CHORLTON, of Falkner-street.
On the 25th ultimo, aged 5i years, ELLEN MASON WIT-
TER, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Witter, builder.
Same day, at Meathop, Westmoreland, aged 62, Miss AGNES
CARTER, late of Cartmel, and sister to Mr. James Carter, the
guide over Lancaster Sands.

Same tlay, in Richmond row, aged 37, ISABELLA, daughter
of the late Mr. JOHN APNAUG DT, of Dumfries.

Same day, at his residence in Hull, in his 80th year, CHRIS.
TOPHER BOLTON, Esq.
On the 26th ultimo, at Scarborough, aged 67, THOMAS
TINDAL, Esq., of Aylesbury, younger brother of the late Jug.
Lice Tindal.

Same day, aged 74, Sir JOHN P. MILBANKE, Bart.
Same day, aged 80, ANN, wife of EDWD. W. DRAYLEY,
secretaryq the jtuaselljnstitution.

Same day, JOhN HUGH, infant son of Mr. ROBT. PARRY,
woollen-draper, Oldhall-street.

Same day, in Phythian-street, aged 83, Mr. JAS. CONNOLLY.
Same day, at Southport, of consumption, aged 26, WILLIAM,
second soil of Mr. JOHN SAWYER, of that town.
On the 27th ultimo, in Upper Parliament-street of typhus
fever, aged 21, Miss ELIZABETH WATKINS. ,
'On the 28th ultimo, at Babraham, Cambridgeshire, the Hon.
Mrs. ADEONE, widow of the late Henry John Adeone, Esq.,
and daughter of Lord Stanley, of Alderley.
On the 29th ultimo, in Seel-street, aged 18, JOHN W.
HITCHCOCK, portrait-painter.
Same day, at his mother's residence, at Altos, N. 8., Capt.
JOHN CRAIGIE, late commander of the barque Janet.
Same day, in Phythian-street, Low-hill, .Mr. EDWARD
Asticßorr, late of the Bootle Waterworks.
On the 36th ultimo, aged 21, ANN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM
FOULKES, cabinet-maker Stanley-street.
Same day, in Mount 'Vernon. road, aged 54, Miss ESTHER
MARTHA,Sameday canto hert o
QUAY, formerly of Douglas, Isle of Man.
residerthe
latec ejoisnut the
chant, formerly of this town.
of Guernsey.
actuary of the Cardiff Savings -bank, and formerlye
iliead,
aged
On the 31st ultimo, in Arnie-street, thrk
fir. Mr JOH' •
, 2 years. and 7 months, STUART, youngest son 0
Same day, suddenly, tleeDiy, regretted, Mr. JAMES BERRY,
WALK RR. DlsliGe Got nE'sqag.,eitni mer-
chant,

Same day, aged 80, SARAH, relict of the late Mr. THOMAS
THOM ASON.
Same day, at Great Crosby, ANN, relict of the late Mr.
HENRY CROFT, of this town.
On the Ist instant, in Pembroke-place, aged 64, the Rey.
ROBERT DAVIES, A.M., one of the incumbents of St. Paul's
Church.

Same day, MARIA LOUISA, infant d:
VERBRAEKEN.

Same day, in Mount-pleasant, Southport
LLEN MAYO.