The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-24 00:00:00

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Same day, at St. Mich

Henry Carpenter
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arch, Pitt-street, by the Rev
NIS ANDREW COOGAN, of

Miss MARY PEPPER, Bridgewater-street.
place, Mr. JACOB BARKER to Mrs. ELLEN

Same day and place, Mr. JOHN DUTTON, of this town, to
Miss ANN PRIEST, of Ulverstone.
Yesterday, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Fallbon,
M.A., Mr. CHARLES NEALE to Miss DOROTHY BLAMIRE.

DIED

In August, on board the Mercutio, three weeks on her voyage
from Buenos Ayres to this port, of dysentery, in her 41st year,
DOROTHY, wife of Captain WM. SEWELI
On the 29th ultimo, at Leeds, in his 7,
sixth of his ministry, the Rev
been a member of tt
On the Ist instant.

h year, and the forty-
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Wesleyan society above .fifty years.
BUISSON, Bishop of Bruges.
h year, Mr. WM. RAVEN, of Colches-

atne day, it
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Deceased had folZowed to the grave his wife and twe

Same day, aged 2 years and 9 months, DAVID, eldest sou of
Mr. HENRY BURKE, of Tarleton-street, Everton
On the 2nd instant, on board the mail-steer
her passage from Southampton to
WILSON, eldest son of the late

T Euxine, c

Main GEO 1(

Itain O. Wilson, of Mar

port, Cumber
On the 7th instant, aged si months, SARAH ANN SCOTT.
On the 9th tnstant, in his 89th year, Mr. .1. COTTON, of
Honley, for upwards of forty-four years a consistent member
of the Wesleyan connexion. He was grandfather to seventy-
eight children, great-grandfather to one hundred and two, add
great-great-grandfather to one.

;ed 8 years, ELLEN HOLLAND,
15 years, MARY JANE,

Sallie day-, of scarlet fever,
and on Saturday, the 14th instant
only daughters of Mr. DANIP'
Same say, aged 22, ANN, wife a
Tattenhall.

L DIXON, of Everton
Ir. WM. BAT!

On the 10th instant, at Coe'
year, Lieut.-Col. Sir It. MOUB

grocer,

Same day, aged 78
LEY, of Leicester.
her, lived together nearly fifty-e

.nie, Fifeshire, in his 74/1
V, K.H.

SUSANNAH. wife of Mr. WM. HEA-
Deceased and her husband, who survives
ght years.

S'ame day,-at the Hot-el iiieu:TijOspital,) Paris. in a state of
utter destitution, M. BLANC, father of MM. Louis and
Charles Blanc. Deceased was lately at the head of the office
of the fine arts in the Ministry of the Interior. His reverses,
therefore, have been little less severe than those which his sous
have been instrumental in producing to the very numerous ms-
fortunate noble and wealthy French families.
Same day, at Castle Howard, suddenly, aged 60, Mr. MAN-
DER, who for upwards of forty-years was coachman to Me
fifth and sixth Earls of Carlisle, the latter of whom he has jtltt
survived.

On the 11th instant, at Halsall-hall, aeed 56, Miss ELLEN
BLUNDELL.

Same day, at Carmel Chapel
CATHERINE ROBERTS.

[-house, Anglesea, aged 74, Mrs

Same day, suddenly, in his 67th year, Mr. W. H. BENTLEY,
the celebrated naturalist, of Manchester. Deceased was on Ida
way, on Wednesday, to the Jewish Synagogue, to witness a
marriage there, when lie staggered and fell. He was taken to
the Rainbow Hotel, where he expired the following mornims.
He was a very ingenious man and a skilful anatunist, and
articulated the skeletons of two elephants, one the well-knoWa
Chunie's, now in the London College of Surgeons' museum.
Same day, at Gateacre, in his 38th year, Mr. GEORGZ
SMITH, leather-merchant.

On the 12th instant, ANN, wife of Mr. J. R081N502.4 of
Wavertree.

Same day, aged 44, Mr. THOS. PERRY, of Brownlow-hill.
Same day, aged 59, Mr. LEWIS HOWELL, publican, Strick-
land-street.

Same day, MARTHA ASHTON, second daughter of Lieut.
TONIKINS, R.N.
Same day, at Kendal, aged 32, WM.WILSON, Esq.. solicitor,
and clerk to the Board of Guardians. Deceased had only been

married seven weeks.
Same day, at Prospect-hous,
aged 84, Mr. JOHN EMERY,
merchant, of this town.

near Stroud, Glnueesterahfre
father of Mr. Wm. Emery, corn

On the 13th instant, aged 39, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. Wl4l.
BUSBY, of Fox-street.

Same day, in his 27th year, JOHN WILLIAM, second son of
P. GARNET, Esq., paper-manufacturer, Wharfside, Otley,
Yorkshire.

Same day, at his residence, near Rathcoole, Dublin, aged 63,
Sir JOHN KENNEDY, Bart., for many years distinguished M
England and Ireland by his p.t---- - -
On the 14th instant -"
CHARLOTTE.
Same day
son of tl,-

Lge of field-sports,

1, near Warrington, aged 13,
Ir. H. TAYLOR.
years and 5 months, HENRY JOHN, onty
TINSLEY, of Plasgoburn, near Wrexhaba.
aged 52, JANE, wife of Mr. WILLIAM
London road.

On the 15th instant
HARSNETT, shoem
Same dal
Rev. ROI

it '1 he Bargites,Wl4cilrch, Salop, aged 48, the
1' BROUGHTON CLAY.
same day, aged 78, Mr. S QENABLES, for nearly half a cen-
tury head master of the Blue Coat Hospital, Chester, and
father of Mr. 'enables, professor of lausic, Bedford-street
South. His pupils, many of whom fill iMportant situations is
this town, are about to erect a tablet to his memory in the cha.
pel of the institution.

.les aged 72, HELENA, relict of the late T
VERNON, Esq., of Vernon-lodge, near Carnarvon.
Same day, of disease of the heart, Mr. THOMAS GRA'S
pioneer of the railway system
Same da

:lay, in

at Dev-on:grove, Dollar, Mr. WM. TENNANT,
professor of Oriental languages in the College of St. Mary, St.
Andrew's, but more extensively and enduringly known as the
author of "Auster Fair," and various other works in general
literal tire.

Same day, at Clifton, Mrs. CRAWFORD, widow of the We
Stewart Crawford, Esq., M.D., of Bath, and sister of the Right
Hon. Lord I feytesbury.
On the 16th instant, aged 4 years, ALFRED RICHARD, SOU
of THOMAS DUTTON, Esq., of Higher Broughton, Manchester.
Same day, in his 54th year, WM. HUGHES, spirit dealer,
Brunswick-Street.

Same day, of consumption, aged 15, MARY JERVIRS
BLACK, eldest daughter of Mr. George Black, of North-street,
Toxteth-park.

On then 17th instant, after a few days' illness, aged 62, S.
TOMLINSON, Esq., corn merchant, St. Helens.
Same day, in Grove-street, aged 49, Mr. EATON HALL.
Same day, at Stretford, Mr. T. SELLER, secretary to the
Manchester and Salford Tradesman's Protectiop Society.
Same day, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. M'Eachen,
of Great George-street, MARTHA, relict of the late Mr. WM.
APPLETON, cork manufacturer.

Same day, in Park-terrace, Toxteth-park, aged 51, NANNY.
wife of Mr. WM. RIDING, and daughter of the late Mr. Rich&
Schofield, of the Bull Inn, Burnley.
Same day, in Portwood-street, Windsor, after a lingering ill-
ness, Mr. ALEXANDER KENNEDY, late masterof the Duchess
of Lancaster. _ .

•
Same day, in his 60th year, Mr. PETER JOHNSON, of Blun-
dell-street, formerly of Berwick-uron-Tweed.
Same day, aged 66, Mr. WM. FLEETWOOD, flaxdresser,
Kirkham. Deceased had formerly been a noted " cocker,"
and was about thirty-five years in the service of the late Earl of
Derby.
Same day, at Douglas, Isle of Man, in the 31st year of her
age, MARGARET SUSANNAH, wife of Mr. ALEXANDER
WALLACE, and (laughter of the late George Ashley, Esq., of
Ashley Hill, Douglas, Isle of Man.
On the 18th instant, MARY ANN, wife of Mr. SAMUEL
ABBOTT, Duce-street.

Same day, aged 51, MARY, relict of the late Capt. Nor.
COULTER.

Same day, at Waterloo, aged n years, JAMES, son of the
late JOHN HESKETH, Esq., British Consul at -
Same day, after a short illness of six d

CHIESA. of Williamson-street

Same day
Mr. Mayor
Same day

aged 12 months, JESSE BROOKS, dau
Brooks, of Piumbe-street.
, at Woodford, Essex, in her 27th N

wife of ROBERT SHEPPARD, Egg

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GEORGE BADENACfi
Same day, i

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AUGUSTA,

nfant son of Mr

77, GEORGE

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H, wife of Mr. JOHN HARDING, printer oi
-ms Bill of Entry.
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Igs, Derby-road,

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fould-street, _
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it, in her

year, MARY, widow of the

ddlan, in the 645th year of Ms age
of the_ Lower plop, much respecte

and deservedly respecta