The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04 00:00:00

On the nd ultimo, aged 4.years,.GEORGE, youngest
Mr. JOHN KERMODE, marble,maeon, Pleasant-street

On the 23d ult
maker, late of Br isto:
Same day, after n short. illness, aged 3 years
ANN. the eldest daughter of .Ikir..RODEILT 13UUDLli,•of aur-
lington-street.

kgea SI, Al

JOAN PALMER., basket-

gilme clay, in her .15th year, ELLEN WOLSTENHOLME
eldest daughter of Mr. r3AMUELi GARNER, of Berry-street.
Same day, at Tranmere, aged 23,JAN E, wife of Mr. C.-MAR.
TIN, and daughter of Mr.' WM. THOMAS, engine-smith

abroad that Cooper had

On the 24th ultimo, aged 90,1liss JANE NOON, formerly
the very highly-vespected hostess of the Royal Oak Inn, Mar-
ket-place, l.ancaster.
Same day, aged 19 months, GEORGINA, second daughter of
Mr. GEORGE SMITH, of Warwick-street, Toxteth-park.
a Same day, in his-64th year, JAMES HAYNES, Esc' late of
should have been detained in custody for half an hour, Norwood, Surrey. The deceased had been for man-y:'years a
much less two days, as was the case with Cooper. He con- distinguished member of the London press, and was the author
curred with the jury in some observations they had made of several tragedies and poems of great merit.
relative to the danger of furious driving. Same day, suddenly, aged 28, Mr.'FIENRY BRIDGE, pilot.
\Letters from Berlin mention that a Ministerial intima- sttheittlrve2rtinultimo,aged 84, MARY GUY, of Washington-
rSeame day, aged 73, Mr. WM. B. ATHERTON, of don had been given to parties .in that'city representing
Finch-
the interests of English iron-manufacturers that the street.
Prussian Government have given <up the principle of a Same day, in Breok-road, Everton, aged 3 years and :8
protective duty. months, WM. HENRY, son of Mr. W." 11. SLOAN.
Lady SHAW STEW
ART.
Nelson has written to the papers which circulated Samea" day,d ,an LlePud°l4:4l.rton, CHARLOTTE A§7RZ:
the report that his lordship had joined the Roman Catholic 24, eldest daughter of Mr. EDMUND TAYLOR,R olrEys'aaltgel
Church, to " expose the meanness of this thoroughly un- Glasgow.
English way of attacking the Church of England, by On the 26th ultimo. aged,72, WM. HOLMES, Esq., formerly
alsc,tiavnedotfia
yriciauldsfretlsi,epecLtievaerpmeoontiabnerdsoWfel,thliengHtoonnAsedmofincisotiura:
attach
throwing false suspicions upon those who are most deeHpliys
ed to her and ever forward in -her defence."
mons, where he was whipper-in" the Concerratives
Lame day, in his 35th Year, Mr. JOSEPH FURLO 'NG, of
lordship. denounces the report as a pure and deliberate
fabricaitau." •Penrliyn-street, Scotland-road.
Mr. 'Hartwell, the editor of the fiTentish Mercury, has Same day, at Kensington, Major WILKINSON, of the Royal
apologised for a libel which lie committed on the Earl of Marines. This gallant officer had served with the marines in
Dartmouth, respecting the payment of a-stipend granted a every quarter of the globe, and received the gold medal for his
sersvirnceesdhoi Egaytp
Bte.
niscombellectory, Dorset, aged 41, the Rev.
very longtime ago, so long as 1696, tothe curate of Lewis- services
SCOTT, M.A., second,son .of Rear-Admiral
ham, for ,reading prayers in a place then existing, and
known as the Chapel, on Blackheath. tin. consequence of Scott, of Clindleigh, Devon.
the retraction of the libel, the noble earl has consented to Onlbe 27th ultimo, at West Derby, aged 46, MARY CAMP-
forego proceedings against Mr. Hartwell. BELL, relict of Mr. EDMUND WILKINSON, solicitor.
,-VevdaNyi,i)it Radcliffe-bridgevtlear:Bury,, aged THE rEEL PENNY MEMORTAL.—Mr..Joseph Hume, 44, HENRY
P" Same (lay, at Llanrwst, North aped ,60, Mr. JAMES
in a letter torthe Editor of the Times, says that the con-
tributions in 4s)eizce for the " Working Mail's Memorial WALL OWEN, formerly of this town. Wales,
to Sir R. Peet" exceed £1450. After all the labour of • Same day. aged 29, SARAH, eldest daughter of Mr.
months, therefore, out of the whole population of the MICHAEL HUGHES of Bedford-street, Toxteth-park, for
United Kingdom there have only been 348,000 pennies 17 years a member of die Liverpool Choral Society.
__Someday, aged 57, Mrs. ELIZABETH AIORRIS, of Cook-
subscribed--,said‘to have been subscribed voluntarily by
Cook-
working men.
The Newcastleteourant relates that a married woman
fell down dead some years ago, at Seaham Harbour, while
in the ac•_ of baking. ller husband, who was greatly at-
tached to her, preserved a piece of the cake she.had :in her
hand as a memorial. A few days ago he died, and left
strict injunctions to his friends that they should bury bin]
in his wedding suit, With the piece of cake in lila pocket,
which was done accordingly.
THE FARMING INTS.REST IN NORTHUMBERLAND.—
The Newcastle Journal of Saturday last, contains adver-
tisements of seventeen farms to be let and entered:upo»
at May day next, in the-crack county of Northumberland
Grev's own county. The total area of the farms
in question is 6011 acres; many of them are stated to have
been thoroughly drained.; and the bulk of them are in
-the immediate neighbourhood of Alnwick. It cannot be
-said that the Northumbea land farmers were ignorant., or
,short of capital.
HER MAJESTY AND THE MISSIONARY.—At the Nor-
wich meeting, held lately on the subject of the Papal
aggression, the Rev. B. Philpott, of Creseingharn,
Last Thursday week you are aware that Mr. Craft, one
of our best missionaries, took his leave of this country.
There was a lame meeting to commend him to the bless-
ing ,of God. The Chevalier Dimon came to that meet-
ing, directly from Windsor, and stated that he had apo-
logised-to her Majesty for being obliged to hurry away in
consequence of the meeting. Her Majesty said, Tell
Illr.Craft-that the Queen of England seeds him this word,
God bless fhiin and his work.' "

s present, A
and the coroner

On the 20th in Blythe-street, Everton, after a few
days' illness. aged 07., Mr. GEORGE HERRISIAN, formerly
of Berry-street.
On the 30th ultimo, MARY, wife of THOMAS MOLYNEUX,
Esq., silk merchant, Pkcadilly, Manchester, and daughter of
the Late William Lomas, Esq., of Sttanaways.
Saute day, at Torquay,sp.;ed 23, FRANCES MARIA IA) IS.A„
theyoungest daughter of Sir William Horne, of London.
Same day, at the town residence of the Earl of Warwick, in
Carlton-gardens, after a long and painful illness, in her C:ith
year, SA RA ELIZABETH, Countess BROOKE and Countess
of Warwick. She was the only daughter of the late and sister
of the present Earl of Mexhorough, and relict of John George,
fourth Baron Monson, of Burton, Lincolnshire.
On the 3lst ultimo, in Church-street, aged 73, Mrs. ROSE
DOWNEY. .
Same .day, aged 59, the Rev. 11. G. LONSDALE, vicar of
Lichfield.

A CPNTRADICT(ON.—The Christian JoUrnal lately
publish'ed a most. unlikely story about the -Queen having
reprimanded 1414 Mary Fox for dismissing a domestic in
the palace for attending a dissenting place .of worship.
The silly falsehOod has received the following contra..
diction Lady Mary Fox is staying abroad for her
health ; but I can, from my own knowledge, state that
Lady Mary has not, and never has bad, any control over,
or anything whatever to do with, her Majesty's servants,
and, consequently, can never have given any of them
'Notice to quit.' The whole statement from the (tan !)
Christian Journal is entirely untrue.--I am, sir, your
Obedient servant, " C. Fox, Major-General."

- On the Ist instant, of scarlet fever,, aged 2 years and 8
months, ELIZABETH CLARKE, fourth (laughter of Mr. W.
DICKINSON., Spring-street, Toxteth-park.
Same day., m Ids 74th year, LLOYD RAYNER, Esq.
Same day, aged 2. years and 7 mouths, DAVENPORT, only
son of. Mr. JOSEPH WYLD APMICHAEL, High-street,
Bridge north.
On the 2nd instant, at 25, Brownlow-street, NIARY, eldest
daughter of the late;,lOSF.Pll WRIGHT, Esq.
Yesterday, aged 62, At his residence, 57, Bedford-street
North, JOHN 5111 PSON, Esq.

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Etoublan, Pernaiabuco—Africa (s), Ryrie, and Rosetta, Cham-
bers, New York- -E. Maria, Whitmore, New Orleans—Rock-
away, Bosworth,:and Shenandoah, Decan, Philadelphia—Jane
Smith, Putt, Ancona--4ulia, Ereztima, Billion—Majestic,
son-street. Tregartiten, Beirout—Sophie, Langonlant, ;Barcelona—Pirate
Same day, in Myrtle-strect, Mr. JAMES HARLEY, son of (s), Ritchie, and Rowena, Holland, Constantinople—C. Sun.
the late IVan. Harley,-Esq., of Willow-bank, Glasgow. chat', Thomas, and James, ()Amnion, Charente—Fawn, Riches,
Same day, JAMES JOWETT, Esq., of Stamford,place. Ash- Dunkirk—Voyager, M'Jntyre, Gibraltar—Neptune, Jarvis,
ton-under,Lyne, one of her Majesty a Jnstices of the Peace for 'and Illogador, Grando, Genoa—Mary .Tolianna Davies, and
the countiee,nf Lancaster and Chester. Rebecca, Reyna!), Galata—Commodore (s), IVialiain, Havre;
Same day, at Stockton-on-Tees, aged 35, Mrs. MARY Thomas and John, Van**, Lisbon—Emblem, Cox, and
WHITE. t i Dream, Elliott, Messina—Evangelistria, ,Coranio, and Alba-
Same day, at Errwood-hall, Cheshire, aged 81, SAMUEL nian, Winaor. Malta—Arni du Commerce, Boutin, Marseilles—
GRI NISH A WE, Esq. Sency Jack, Welch, 'and Queen of the South, Quick, Nanle
On the 28th,ultimo, aged 1 year and 10 months, -ROBERT Egidms, Halewyck, Ostend.
EDWARD, the ,only child of Mr. R. ROBERTS, .of Great
Charlotte-street.
Same day, aged 51, Mr. WILLIAM THORNTON, Islington.
Same day, in his 54th- year, Mr. RICHARD BURGESS,
watch case maker.
Same day, at Leeds, Mr. JOSEPH B. LEYLAND, sculptor.
Same day, at Granhead, Glasgow, Mr. JAMES DUNLOP
CUNNINGHAM, late of this town.

lAgatha, Jarvis, hence at Terceira, and sailed for Faya.
Livorno (s.), Cumming, hence at Leghorn.
Margaret (s,),_Lang, hence at Havre.

U.S. steamer Atlantic, for New York'.
Kyanite, Luseomhe, hence for Newfoundland, at Queens-
town, with loss of bOwsprit, stanchions, &c.; out 56 days.

for Adelaide.
Hero, Heard, hence for Charente. at Milford.
Mary Bibby, Herbert, hence for Barhadoes, at Beaman:is.
DneheBB of Lancaster, Stephenson, hence tor China, at Beau
marls.