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

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

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i. r .....• ~....% -it-%.... tI, .-, The Emerald Isle, for London, has returned into dock, mak-
ißa it' I aut. =, 1,3 iet tiV ' eljtlJ A ittt kijW• ing a considerable quantity of water, and with bows stove, and
loss of bowsprit, cutwater, &c.. having been run into last
MARRIED. night, whilst at anchor off the Magazines, by the Liver (steam-
tug,) and subsequently put ashore, for fear of her sinking.
NICHOLSON
Lately, at
St. Nicholas's Church, Brighton, RICHARD Kingsbridge, Cowling, and Fidget, Jarvis, hence at Terceira,
, Esq., of St. James's, Westminster, to Miss
TAYLOR, eldest daughter of R. Taylor, Esq., of the Old Ellerslie, Harvey, from Bristol, at New Orleans.
Alensandro, Staovich, and Gemanio, Zuppar, hence at
Steire. The bride was attired in a white glace silk dress, with Trieste.
Honiton lace flounces, and from a wreath of orange blossoms Hertha, Jahncke, sailed from Trieste 11th January,' and
around her head was suspended a rich Brussels lace veil. , Edouard, 19th January, both for this port.
On the 30th December, at Hunslet, in the parish of St. GLASGOW, Jan. 25.—The Jane Bryce, Black, hence for Run-
Mary's, county of York, by the Rev. W. F. Lord, Mr. ROBT. corn, was_ wrecked near Balcarry, about the 10th December.
KNOWLES BARTON ANDREWS, mariner, to Miss ROSE, Crew saved.
youngest daughter of Mr. ACHESON FRENCH, of Toxteth- Sr. JODN's, N. 8., January 11.—The Sarah Millidge, from
park. Liverpool for this port, with a general cargo, which put into
On
to MiL E. the 21st ultimo, at Carlisle, Mr. JOSEPH TALLENTIRE Shelbourne 11th December, after striking on the Brazil Rock,
HIGGINS, k f Penrith. The bridegroom is 90 years is found to be less damaged since she discharged than was
of age, and the bride is nearly 60. They were accompanied to anticipated. She will therefore be reshipped, and she will pro-
the church by a couple whose united ages amount to nearly 120 ceed to this port after undergoing slight repairs.
years. After dinner the bridegroom proposed music and a
dance, in the latter of which both groom and bride merrily
joined. The lady has been the mother of thirteen children, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29.—Wind S.W., fresh.
one of whom only survives. ARRIVED.—Lydia, Soule, Soule, Savannah ; sailed Ist inst.
Same day, at Bishopwearmouth Church, ROBERT SCUR- —Grace and Jane, Smith, Lucon—Victorine Appoline, Doubilt,
FIELD, Esq., to SARAH, eldest daughter of the Rev. F. !LIEF, St. Malo—Jonge, Cornelis, Rotterdam—Aim, Para; sailed 2Cth
D.D., of The Grange, Bishopwearmouth, formerly head-master Dec.—Vigilant, Hughes, Jersey.
of the Royal Institution School. The Inconstant, Wilson, for Bombay, has put back, with.
On the 23d ultimo, at Manchester, Mr. JAMES SEDDON, of cargo shifted, and vessel leaky, in the topsides, having expe-
this town, to MARY, daughter of Mr. SAMUEL CHEETHAM, rienced very heavy gales from S. to W.
of Chorlton-upon-Medlock. Fanny Palmer, Cutting, from Yarmouth for this port, at
Same day, at the Parish Church, Preston, by the 11ev. J. Torbay.
Kitton, M.A., Mr. THOMAS CHISNELL, of this town, to Perseverance, Garrison, hence at St. John, N.B.
Miss SUSANNA LUNT, of Preston. Industrious Lewis, hence at Mogadore.

Same day, at Silas's Church, Mr. JOS. ROBINSON, of Bel-
grave-street, to JANE, youngest daughter of Mr. WILLIAMS',
of Gloucester-street.
Same day, at Ribbesford, Bewdley, by the Rev. J. T. Lee,
WILLIAM FLEMING, Esq., Newington, Edinburgh, to
MARY, only daughter of the late C. J. Banks, Esq., of the
wins place.

E. D., hence at Naples.
Charles Tucker, Bevan, hence at Rouen.
Tricolor, Jacobson, hence and Christiansand, at Tonsberg.
Watchword, Smith, from Lonion, and Excel, Read, from
Poole at Falmouth, both for this port.
Betty, Busch, hence for St. Thomas, and Mischief, Ball,
hence for Nantes, at Holyhead.
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On the 25th ultimo, at St. Bride's Church, Captain JONA-
THAN PETER, of the brig Gem, of Arbroath, to MARGARET,
youngest daughter of the late Captain GEO. CAMERON.

I lleyonstdre, HOray,
I 11th instant, and reports thirteen-ant
I only.

half days' passage

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On the 26th ultimo, at Holfwell Church,
DAVIES to Miss HANNAH GEORGE.

Zillah, RlTougall, from Valparaiso in the Thames; sailed
4th Nov. ; from the 13th to the 23rd instant, and from lat. 35,
lon. 33, to lat. 36, lon. 12. encountered a succession of severe
gales and violent squalls, with hail, and much thunder and
r. lightning, lost quarter-boat, bulwarks, ex. ; experienced fine

Mr. • ROBERT

On the 27th ultimo, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. JOHN
PR.IESTLEY to Miss LOUISA EOUTLEDGI
Same day, at St. Petet's Church, Rock

F. Redhead, Mr. WM. DRYDEN, of Gosforth:Cuinberland,
Miss DOROTHY THOMPSON, of Milnthorpe, Westmoreland
On the 28th ultimo, at St. George's Church, Evcrton, Mr
WM. H. WEIGHTMAN to MARY JANE, youngest daughter
of Mr. LAWRENCE RIGBY. of Everton.
Church, Worsley, by the

ILFRACOMBE; Jan. 25.—. The Gleaner, Bloom, from Liver-
pool for Newcastle, which put in here 17th instant, leaky, has
discharged, cargo much damaged. Another account says, only
forty bags nitrate damaged. _ _

ore, for this port,
thaw, yesterday ;

:S JOHN FARR,

got on shore in Four Acres
she is lying on her beam ends.

lewill become a
ST. MICHAEL'S

;ot on shore,

sail yard