The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-02 00:00:00

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. JUNE 28

We continue well supplied with Wheat, a great proportion of
which is foreign; the demand to-day is inactive, and though
there is great firmness, millers are enabled to supply their mo-
derate wants on somewhat easier terms. There is a retail de-
mand for Oats and Shelling at late prices. Beans snpport their
late value.

WISBECH CORN MARKET. JUNE 29.
We have a small market to-day, and very little Wheat offer-
ing. The trade is slow and dull, and we do not alter our quo-
tations for Wheat, although in most cases purchases are made
at a shade less only. Beans and Oats firm, and held for more
money.

Best Red Wheats 621bs. to 631bs. perbush..3Bs. to 39s..extra 41s
Secondary Wheats.6olbs. „ 61Ibs. 345. 37s..extra 38s
Best WhiteWheat..62lbs. „ 63Ibs. „ 425. „ 435.. extra 47s
Sec. White Wheat 601bs. „ 61Ibs. „ .. 375. „ 38s..extra 40s
Beans 651bs. „ 6641b5. „ 225. „ 25s..extra 27s
Oats 1 lst. „ 12st Od „ Sid. extra 9 d

lifiarrfages, Zials, anb Eitaths.

MARRIED

On the 19th ultimo, at Eccles, W. H. PALIN, Esq., of the
lith Bombay Native Infantry, to CATHERINE, second
daughter of W. GIBSON, Esq., of Hope, in this county.
On the 19th ultimo, at Golden-hill Church, Staffordshire,
C. G. PRICE, Esq , of the Inner Templ-, to ELIZABETH,
daughter of the late Rev. F. CASSON, of Chester.
Same day, at Great Crosby Chapel, Mr. JOHN STOCK, flour-
dealer, to ELLEN, eldest daughter of Mr. THOMAS WALIN,
of Delf-house, Great Crosby.
On the 20th u timo, at Kirkland, by the bride's father, Mr.
CHARLES BROILER. of this town, to ELIZABETH. only
daughter of the Rev. R. KEEN, of Culgaith, Cumberland.
Same day, at St: Patrick's Catholic Chapel, Manchester, by
the Rev. Dr. Itoskell, JAMES, fifth son of Mr. WILLIAM
HULL, corn merchant, Wavertree New Mills, near this town,
to CATHERINE, eldest daughter of Mr. WILLIAM NIXON,
of Manchester.

Same day, at Christ Church, by the Rev. T. Whaley, Mr.
WILLIAM HUSBAND, civil engineer, to ANNE, fourth
daughter of the late Mr. EDWARD NANNEY, of Chester, and
adopted daughter of Mr. William Husband Ginn, of this tort..

Same clay: nt St. Martin's-in
JOHN PORTER, to Miss ALICE

the-Fields, by license,
ATKINSON, victualler

Same day, at 'West Butterwick, Lincolnshire, Mr. HENRY
HU ETSON, to SUSANNAH, daughter of Mr. BROWN WAT-
KIN, farmer, of Kelfield. The bride, rather prematurely,
evinced an inclination to don the "forbidden garment," and
three times r,fused to say she would " obey" her lord and
master, but, on receiving a hint from the minister, that, unless
she complied, he should close the scene, she at once became
"obedient," plighted her troth thereto, and the gordian knot
was tied.

On the 21st ultimo, of Lower-house Chapel, St. Helen's, by
the Rev. Mr. Curry, WM. BLANCHARI), Esq., of the Crown
Glassworks, St. Helens, to MARY ANN, eldest daughter of
JOHN CASE, Esq., of Liverpool-mad, St. Helen's.
On the 24th ultimo, at St. Martin's in-the-Fields, Mr. JOHN
LEEK, ironmonger, to Miss F.IIINIA WARD.
On the 25th ultimo, at St. John's Church, Mr. JUDE PYE to
Miss ELLEN ROTH WELL.

Same day. at St. John's Church, Mr. ROBERT CLOCK to
Miss A. M'DOUGALL.
Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Reck Ferry, by the Rev. E.
Pigott, ROBERT M'CONNELL, Esq., of this town, to MARY,
youngest daughter of the late Rev. EDWARD REiD. of Ramel-
ton, county Donegal.
Same day, at Nantwich, Mr. W. C. JONES. of C'".ter, el%

son of Meiidith Jones, Esq., of Wrexham, to CATHERINE,
fourth daughter of Mr. JAMES THOMPSON, of Nantwich.

ALFRED, second win of THOMAS FIRTH, Esq., banker;
Nortbwich, to MARIA JANE, fourth daughter of THOMAS
FLETCH ER, Esq., of this town.

Esq., of this town, to ALICE AUGUSTA, second' daughter of
JAMES WIGGINS, Esq.
Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. WM. HAYDON, of
Letterkenny.• county Donegal. to Miss MARY O'NEILL,
daughter of-Mfr. B. O'Neill, of Islington.
Same day, at St. Martin's-in•the-Fields, by license, Mr.
GEO. BENNETT to Miss MARY PEARSON.
On the 27th ultimo, at Wallasey Church, by the Rev. Mr.
Haggitt, Mr. WM. NEWMAN to N; ARTHA SMITH.
Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. \V. Graham,

JOHN PA-LK, second son of JOHN FOX, Esq., merchant
Dartmouth, to ANN ELIZA, second daughter of the late Mr:
JOHN S'T'ANLEY, master mariner.

Same day, at St. 'John Church, Mr. WILLIAM
EDWA EDS, jun., third son of Mr. W. Edwards, of Parkgate,
to MARY only daughter of Mr. MARLE, of Neston.

(Jo the 28th ultimo, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. T.
Cordeaux, Mr. ALEXANDER MILLER to JANE, eldest
daughter of Mr. JOHN ROBERTS, formerly of Ty Isa, near
Ruthin.

On the 30th ultimo, at St. John's Church. by the Rev. R. W.
Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. JOSEPH BAMIIER to Miss MARY
EATON.

On the 14th ult., at Lindale-in•Cartmel. Mrs. BAILIFF, of a
daughter. The child has four fingers and two thumbs on each

hand.
On the 19th ult., the wife of Mr. WRIGHT, builder, Birken
head of a son.

LIAb, of a (laughter.
on the 21st ult., in Grove-street, the wife of HERMAN
RHODE, Esq., of a son.
the 22d ult., in Seel-street, Mrs

111`DOTJGALL, of a

daughter.
Ori the 23d ult., at Wren-green, the lady of FREDERICK
BIRLEY, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 24th ult., at Rock Cottage, New Brighton, Mrs. J.
ADAM SMITH, of a daughter.
On the 23th ult., at Sealaud, the wife of F. BOYDELL,
of a son.
On th,

26th ult., in Dale-street, the wife of H. BARNETT, of

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twin girlr. - ,
On the 28th ult., in Rock-park, Cheshire, Mrs. EDWARD
EVANS, of a daughter.
Same day, the wife of Mr. JAMES MACDONALD, of Clifton-

park, Birkenhead, of a daughter.
_On the 30th ultimo. the %site of the Rev. WM, WHEELER,
incumbent of St. Anne's Church, of a son.

3 BORG

Same day, at Breck-road, Everton, the wife of Mr. WILLIA4I
H. SLOAN, of a de ughter.

In March last, at Rio lieTtoTih the 21st year of his age,.
ALEXANDER, youngest son of the late Mr. ALEXANDER
FENTON, and grandson of Mrs. Atherton, Great George-

On the 4th ultimo, at Quebec, suddenly, of apoplexy, Major
DENNY, pf the 19th Regiment of Foot.
Same day, at Havana, of yellow fever, Capt. WM. DONALD,

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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Lord Palmerston's speech on the Greek question was much
longer than Lord Stanley's. The former noble lord is, we
believe, above sixty-five years of age, and spoke, on Tuesday
night, for five hours.
In our few remarks last week on thr concert for the Lying-in
LiosPital, we unintentionally omitted to name Miss Marsh,
who acquitted herself on the occasion very effectively.
We had the best authority for stating that the petition in favour
of Sunday labour, was withdrawn on Mon-day last from the
Exchange news•room, and are not disposed to cite much
credence to the not very courteous dental of the fact by a
contemporary.