The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-08-22 00:00:00

MARRIED

On the gth instant, at Castleford. FREDERICK, youngest
son of the late G. C, BAINBR:DGE. Esq , of GAttonside-
house, IR oxinghshire, to M A kY. eldest daughter of G. HOB-
SON, Esq , of Junction-house. near c:,stleford.
Same day, at the catholic Chprch. Wexford tlif! Rev John
Barry. C.C., Mr. THOMAS BARRY, of this town, to ELIZA
MARIA, only daughter of the la,e Mr. JOHN CROSBIE. mer-
chant.

On the 10th instant, at Preston. THONIA .""': KAY, Esq. of High
field. Pendleton, third son of Janes Kay. Esq.. Turton-tower,
to ALICE CATHERINE, eldest daughter of 11. P. FLEET-
WOOD. Esq. banker, ( f Preston

same day, at the Parochial Chapel of Pin,'ley, by the Rev.
Mr. Hill, incumbent. Mr. THOMAS VI ALLI WELL printer, of
Wiean. to RUTH, youngest dau;..,:hter of Mr. JAWS TICKLE,
cordwainer, of Garters bridge, near Wigan.

Same day, at the Parish Church, Lancaster, Mr. JOHN
WATSON, land surveyor, eldest son (4 Mr. James Wa‘ son, of
the Hotel, Blackburn, to sA It All ANNE, daughter of the late
Mr HANKINS N PARKINTON, Lancaster.

Name day, at Dolgeliy, by the Rev T. Clement Davies, Mr.
HENRY W I LCOC KS, Wesleyan minister, to Miss CATHERINE
PUGH. second daughter of the late John Pugh, Esq. solicitor,
Dolgelley.
On the 11th instant, at St. George's Church. ! verton, Gvo.
PERIGA 1.. Esq , merchant, London, to ANS, daughter of WM
LOCK ERBY. F sq. Windsor.
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On the 15th instant, at the catholic Chapel. Croft, afterwards
at Winwick Church, Mr. FETER UNSWORTH, Croft, to
ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of Mr. JOHN MATHER,
Barrom•lane, Newton.

On the ieih instant. at Knutsford Church, by the Rev. Wm.
Cockcroft, WILLIAM COLSON, Fsq of this town, to JANE,
eldest daughter of Mr. FRANCIS MUSGRAVE, of Knuts-
ford.

On the 12th instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toz-
teth Park. Mr. THOMAS WOODWARD, Wirdsor-street, to
Miss SARAH DICKENSON, Northumberland-stret r.
On the 16th instant, at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. W
Butler, Mr. RICHARD JONES to Miss DIXON, of Toxteth-
park.

- On the 17th instant, at St. John the Baptist', Chnrch, Tox-
teth Park, by the Rev. J. Hassail. Mr. JAMES IRVINE, chief.
mate of the brig Amelia Hill, to JANE, second daughter of the
late Mr. WILLIAM SCOTT, master un-,rin

Same day, at Feversham, by the 1-.
Mr. JOSIAH WEDGEWOOtt,
daughter of Mr. BENJAMI s: TATTERSALL, of Milnth,ape.
On tne Lath instant, at St. t hilij i';:urrit. Mr. ROGER
CART% RIGHT, farmer, to Miss ANNE VIILLIAMS, boLltof
Lancaster.

W. EvariF, vicar,
SL.:-7C"-". third

DIED,

Lately, at Wrotham Heath, Kent, in her 73rd year, the DOW
ager Lady M INSELL.

Lately,-at Birmingham, the Lady LOUISA, wife of the Rev.
W. MARSH, D.D , and sister of the Earl of Codogan.
Lately, at Barnwood, near Gloucester, G. H. CAUNTFR,
Fsq. He was once one of the principal contributors to the
Athenaeum, and edited the Court Nagazine for some years, after
Mrs. Norton rel nguished it. Few men ►,ossessed a more pro-
found knowledge or chemistr. ; and his musical acquirements
were of a very high order. Mr. Cannier was a man of good
family ; one his brothers is the Rev. Hobart Caunter, editor
of the Oriental Annual.

Lately, at the Mauritius, on returning home from India on
account of his health, aged 30 years, the Rev. ARTHUR
LEIGHTON IRWIN, M.A., of Caius College, Cambridge, Prin-
cipal of Collegiate Seminary of the Society for Propagating the
Gospel at Madras, formerly curate of t. George's Church, Bir-
mingham, and afterwards Rector of St.. Clement's Church,
Norwich.

On the 7th instant, Mr. MICHAEL BIBBY, grocer, Echoles
Wigan.

On the lath instant, after a lene illness. in her 21st year,
JANE, wife of PAI RICK DOUGI ERTY, Price street.
On the 11th instant, at Woolwich, aged 42 years, ELIZABETEI
BONELLA, wife of the Rev. li. M. SIMPSON, Vicar of Bex.
hill, Sus Sex.

On the 12th instant, aged 5
of Union-street,in this town.

Miss MARY HUTCHINSON,

Same day, at her residence, Leeds, HARRIET, re7ict of the
Rev. THOMAS COOPER, and formerly of this town.
On the 13th instant. PHOEBE ELLEN, the infant daughter
of Mr. JOHN FOGG, upholsterer.

Same day, at his re idence, Knotty Ash House, after a short
flint ss, aged 49, JOHN Vt ORRALL, Esq.

Same day, at Taunton, after a few days' illness. in the 25th
year of her age, CAROLINE, eldest daughter of Mr. HENRY
TROOD, wharfinger. An afflicting incident attaches to this
melancholy event, from the anticipated marriage of the de-
ceased, which was to have taken place on Wednesday last.
Same day, in Bold-street, SOPIIIA, wife of THOMAS
lIA G REAVES, Esq.
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On the 14th instant, at his house, io Monument-place, aged
58, Mr. JAMES JUDSON, merchant; also, on the same day,
the beloved wife of CHARLES POUNTNEY, Esq., Temple-
street, Manchester.

Same day, at Bexley Heath, Rent, MARY, widow of the late
BISIIOP HULL, Esq.
Same day, in the 73rd year of his age, Mr. THOMAS LANGS-
DALE, of H, West I)erby.street.

On the 15th instant, at his residence. Downshire• hill, Hamp-
stead, aged 76 years, ROBERT BAREWELL, Esq., author of
" The Introduction to G. ology."

On the 15th instant, HERBERT SEPTINIUS, infant son of
Mr. M. D. LOW lq DES, of Seafortli.

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Same day, rather suddenly, aged 53, Lady WM. SOMERSET,
to the extreme grief of her fam.ly.
On the ltith instant, at his residence, Mary bone, in the 43rd
year of Ina age, DAVID WILLIAMS, joiner and builder, and
for many years deacon in the Welsh Calvinistic Methodists'
Connexion, assembling in Pall mall, in this town.

On the 16th instant, aged 79, Mr. THOMAS HARRISON, of
Omll.

Same day, at Grove-place, Hackney, Mr. JOSEPH NALDER,
for upwards of thirty years of the Chamberlain's-office, Guild-
hall.

Same day, aged 53 years, MARY, the beloved wife of Mr.
HENRY BARKER, ;8, Stanley-street. She was a fond parent
and good neighbour, and will long be regretted by her afflicted
partner and children.

Same day. aged 83 years, ELLEN, lc.--
CAESWORTH, confectioner, Hanging-ditch.
Same day, at North Birkenhead, aged 27 years. SARAH, the
beloved wife of Mr. WILLIAM MACDON Li), wine-merchant,
and eldest daughter of William Jackson, Esq., 17, Church street-
Woodside.

t of the late Mr. JAS

Same day, in Prussia. street, after a long and painful illness,
Mr. RUSHA ONER, aged 58 years.

On the 17th inst., in the 31bt'year of her age, ELEANOR. wife
of Mr. FIENISY JAMES NICHOLLS. Rock Ferry, Cheshire.
jtOn the 19th instant, at Everton, in the '2sth ye r of his age,
WALTER, son (and only child) of JAMES HEY WORTH, Esq.
On the 20th instant, at Egretnont. Cheshire, alter a long and
painful illness, in the 77th year of her age, MARY JANE, relict
of the late PETER FOULKES, corn merchant.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL,, AUGUST 19

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