The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-01 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On the 24th January, at the Embassy, Constantinople, by the
Rev. G. Bennett, D.D., JOHN MASON GLASCOTT, M.D.
Pritish Hospital, youngest son of the late Adam Glascott, Esq.,
of New Ross, to ANNA CHARLOTTE, second daughter cf the
I .te EDWARD STEPHENS, of this town.
On the 20th Feb., at the Cathedral. Br dgetown, Barbadoes,
by the Rev. Thomas Clarke, Captain WILLIAM HOGG, of the
ship Higginson, to RACHEL ANNE, youngest daughter of the
late ANDREW DAVIDSON, Esq., merchi(nt, of this town.
On the igth ultimo, at the Holy Trinity Church, Birkenhead,
by the Rev. J. Bay-lee, Mr. T. E. FRASER, to Miss ELIZA-
BETH THOMAS, daughter of Mr. WILLIAM BRISCOE, of
the above place.
On the 25th ultimo, Captain BERNERS to ELIZABETH
JANE, eldest daughter of the late Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir
CHARLES PAGET.
Same day, at St. Peter's. Eastgate, Lincoln, G. °REAVES,
Esq., of this town, to Miss MATTHEW'S, niece to the late
Alderman and Miss Cotton, of the above city.
Same day,at St. David's Church, Mr. WM. TAYLOR, mariner,
of this town, to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. EDWARD RO-
BERTS, 110, well, Flintshire.
Same day, at St. David's Church. Mr. JOHN HUGHES,
joiner and builder, of this town, to MARGARET, daughter of
Mr. EVAN HUGHES, Custom-house (Ricer, C,rnarvon.
Same day, at the Parish Church of Witton, Mr. J. W. BOOTH,
to Miss S. A. LUMLEY, only daughter of the late Mr. Thomas
Lumley, of this town.
Same day, Mr. JOHN PARKER, of the county police force,
to ELLEN. eldest daughter of Mr. THOMAS BLUNDELL,
wheelwright, of Aintree.
On the 26th ultimo, at Newington Chapel, ALF itED BUR-
GESS HAYWARD, eldest son of Mr. T. B. Hayward, to MARY,
second daughter of the late JOHN B PALMER, Esq.
Same day, at Walton-on-the-H,ll, Mr. HENRY WOOD,
builder, of Prescot-street, to ANNE, daughter of the late Mr.
THOMAS HAYWOOD, of this town.
Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Kirkdale, Captain WILLIAM.
CHRISTIAN, of the ship Orixa, son of the Rev. Wm. Christian,
I'le of Man, to MARTHA, eldest daughter of DA NIEL TONGE,
Esq., of Blarktield-terrace.

Same day, at Myrtle-street Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Lister,
in the presence of the Superintendent Registrar, JAMES
WMURTRIE, Esq., of the firm of M•Murtri- and Gillis, builders,
St. James..st,eet, to ELIZABETH , daughter of LEIGH,
Esq., Warwick-street, Texteth-mrk.
Same day. at St. Mary's Church, Cheltenham, by the. Rev. F.
Close, Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, iron merchant, of this town, to
MATILDA, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN LEE, librarian, of
Cheltenham.
Same day, at Oldham street Chapel, Mr. WILLIAM GRAY-
SON, p'umber, to Miss JANE DIXON, of Everton.
Same day, at St. Bartholomew's Church. Mr. JAMES
GLOVER, cow keeper, of Limekiln-lane, to Miss CLAYT,,N, of
Liverpool.

On the 27th ultimo, at Wuthenbury, by the Rev T. Boyce
Croome, WILLIAM FIELDIN CROOME, Esq., eldest son of
William Croome, of Cerney House, Gloucestershire. Esq., to
ELLEN ELIZABETH, second daughter of Sir RICHARD
PULISTON, of Emral Park, Flintshire, Baronet. The bridal
party, with their more immediate relatives and friends, pro-
ceeded to the church in six carriages, the lodges. the gate-
ways, the road, and the village, presenting a succession of
arches, formed with evergreens, and decorated w,th flags and
streamers. The walk to the sacred edifice was c vered with
crimson cloth, and the interior filled by the friends and tenants
of Sir Richard, who, with their neighbours, had come from
far and near to witness the ceremony ; after which the carriages
returned to the mansion of the worthy baronet„ the labourers
meeting that of the bride and bridegroom at the lodge, and
drawing it to the house, where the assembled guests from this
and the neighbouring counties, to the number bf between forty
and fifty, not only partook of a splend'd dejeune a la fourchette,
but were entertained for four successive days with that princely
hospitality and kind attention for which Sir Richard and Lady
Puliston are so well known, and for which the Flail of Emral,
with its magnificent plateaux and gold plate are so well adapted.
The tenants were regaled with an excellent dinner and a dance,
at the well-known house of old Bates, the huntsman, whilst the
more humble classes were not forgotten, bread and meat being
distributed in great quantities in the villages of Wuthenbury
and Shocklach, and subscriptions, in money, to a large amount,
even to the most necessitous. Rich and poor p nred forth their
ardent aspirations for the happiness of the wedded pair, who,
after the dejeune, flew off in their own carriage, drawn by Sir
Richard's four spanking greys, to pass part of the honeymoon
at Cerney.

Same day, at Kilclief Castle, the residence of the bride, by the
Rev. Wm. Maginn, THOMAS GELSTON, Esq., of Portaferry,
to CONSTANTIA, relict of ne late Major GREGORY, 72d Foot.
Same day, at St. James' Church, Major GEORGE THOMAS
PARKE, Ceylon Rifle Regiment, to JOANNA, the second
daughter of Colonel THOMAS KENNEDY, f Guernsey.
Same day, at Sefton Church, Mr. JAMES PECK, of this town,
to Miss MARY ANN AIKIN of Seaforth.
On the 28th ultimo, at St. Philip's Church, Hardman-street,
Mr. HENRY B. BAILEY, mathematical instrument maker, to
Miss MARY TAYLOR, of London,