The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-18 00:00:00

DEATHS;

On -Friday, the 24th ult., at Southport, the wife of Mr. R. Wright,
ship-bUilder.

On Sunday, the 25th ult., near Southport, at the advanced age of
92 years, Mary Dandy, widow.
.On Monday, the 27th ult., at the house of her nephew, Mr. John
Fell, Lancaster, currier, Mrs. Elizabeth Webster, formerly of Ulver-
stone, aged 85 years. '
On Monday, the 3d instant. aged 67 years, Mr. Andrew Valentine,
of the Eagle and Child Inn, Rainford.

On Tuesday, the 4th instant, Thomas Merrick; infant son of Mr.
Edward Menton, NO. 40, Devon street. •

On Wo4ysda4, sth iatnatr.aged,6l, the Rev. Dr. M'Crie. a
distinguished minister of.the Scotch Secession Church, and author of
the Life of John Knox and soveral other works of celebrity.
Same day, aged 79, Miss Kirk, or 32, Sold-street
Same day, aged 23, Mary, wife of Mr. Joseph Barton, Plumb-stieet.
On,Thursday, the 6th instant, Mr. John Jackson, Duke-street,
aged 80.

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On Saturday, the Bthinstant, Mr. Outten, aged 23, for several Years
the attached and faithful secretary of Mr.-Cobbett: Grierni•the
deatji of his illustrious master was the immediate cause of his dis-
solUtion. • •

On Sinlay, the 9th instant, at his residence, Edge-hill, aged 40.
Mr. John Wheatley. • Hig-lcits will be deeply regretted by his discon-
solate widow and nitie'yOung children, to whont he' was a most
affectionate husband and tender patent, us well as by' a large eireke of
frieilds, by whoni he was no better known' than beloved and
respected. Ile was contractor, for the smith-Won:' for the Liverpool
and Manchester Railway Company from the commencement of that
stupendous undertaking to. the present time. •
• Same day, Charlotte; the surviving daughter of Mr. Jonathan hral-
lalien, of Ilulme, fiad'reli,,t of the late Mr. James Woods, 'of Morley.
She Survived her husband little more than four months, lingering of
the wine disease, contracted by' her incessant attentithice•UPOn' hiim
during the greater part of
,that time. And, on the 'l3th of Tfay'last.
at sea, Mr. Jonathan „Mallilieu, of Huhn°. He was on his retntn
from Jamaica, to revisit his native country and friends for the first
time, after an absence of more than eighteen yeara,and died when
' four days at sea: He has left an affectionate widow in that colony to
' bewail, along with relatives and friends here; her irreparable loss.
On Sunday lat, Herbert Wade Hiley, the infant son of Mr. Samuel
4Oap-manufaaurer, of this town:,
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'Yesterday, after a very short but painful illness, in the 2lst 'year of
his age, Robert,. eldest son of Mr. John Richardson; ceoper,,Union-
street,. In him his relatives have sustained thelass of a virtuous and
•affeotionate son and,bro ther, and'the recollection of. his amiable dis-
lio4thin will be fondly cherish-I.R] by. his surviving friends. •

VERPO:OI..:
ITINT4D ANi?II.7I3I:I.STIED
EVERY TUESDAY .AND.
.o)4y MORNING,

BY RICHARD PATTISSON,
"Al'No. 4, NORTII CIIESCVNT;, CASTOI-ITREI/
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Driers' Nibiertisements 'dr.' received by tlossrs l'ieNton and
Co:;iWarwielt;stiusril Blakey: Fieetiltreet;,Dencon, ~Yuii runic.
Hernell, Chatteery,iaae ;* Lawson & fluke., ilirghin,lane.i Joseph
• Tlunnts: Finek-lane,' Corphill; 51unden 3min0M1,.24, Lom-
banListrcet; at Garraway's; at the London 'omruereiat Coffee-
hnuse, ; Je.fusalem CoflfeLhouse,, Comhill; Chapter
Coffee-Inickse; Prater-nester-row; and North and- South American
Coffee:lrtcis, Threadneedle-street; London; Iry Messrs. Johnston
and Co. t Ma: M Phan, Glasgow; Mr.- Wl2,kegler, Exahauge-
)atie.t, -arid Market-street,; Manchester; Mr. )1 alley •
Bookseller, NA'arringtol; Mr. Clark., Pilot-office, Prestos; and
Mr. Coope, 33, Union-street, Birmingham.