The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-05 00:00:00

DIED.

At Ditton-grove. VVILLIAM G, HARD, Esq., brother to Sir
John Gerard, Bart.

At Dore U. ion•hou e, aged 103. ELIZABETH GRIFFITHS,
of the parish of Thruxton, Herefordshire. Extreme a e was
the cause of her dew h : she retained her faculties t ) the last.
On the Sth Sept. last, in this town, in her 32d year, LOUISA
MARY ANN, wife of JAMES M. HIGGINSON, Esq., Secretary
to the Governor of the Canadas.

On the 2sth Sept. last. at her residence, Mount-pleasant,
age:l76, FRANCES, widow of PETER CRIBB, Esq.
On Sunday, the 13th ult., at Grey-abbey, Ireland, ANN
JA E, or ly daughter of Mr. ROBERT M• 1 TYRE, officer of
Excise, late of this town.

On Friday, the 18th ult., in London, aged 77 years, the Rev.
BOWLES HEYWOOD. M.A., incumbent of West Binford,
Yorkshire. He was a descendent of the Rev. Oliver Heywood,
who was domestic chaplain to Sir John and Lady Ilewley. of
York; and who, in the time of the Commonwea:th. was one of
the ministers appointed by parliament to preach in York
Minster.

On Saturday, the 19th ult., at Grove house, Dewsbury, aged
61, HARRIET, widow of JOHN HA LLILEY, Esq., Aidam's-
house, Dewsbury, and, recently, of Wavert!ee, near this town.
Same day, Mr. THOMAS RUXTON, an old inhabitant of
Brighton. He had lived alone for many years, denying himself
every comfort and preparing what food he indulge in himself.
His property, some o.noo, under a wit, made six years ago.
goes to his sister's children, but they are not to b, found.
On the 21st ultimo. aged 2 years and 5 months, FLORA,
daughter of Mr. THOMAS SHEPHERD, Renshaw.strect.
Same day, in Hunter-street, aged 49, Mr. GEORGE BAS-
SETT.

On the 22nd ultimo, at his father's residence. in his 22rd
year, CHARLES. yo -ngest son of P. KELLY, Esq.. Collector
of Excise, Manchester.
On the 24th ult., at the residence of his grandfather, Pleasant-
street, Kirkdale, aged 5 cars, JAMES, eldest son of Mr. W.
WHALLEY, joiner, Re.
Same day, aged 72, OLIVER ORMEROD, for many years
game-keeper to J. F. Hindle, Esq., High sherriff of this county.
On the 25th ultimo, sired 27, WILLIAM, son of Mr. W.
PRICE, Bedford-street, Toateth-park.
Same day, SAKAI' FRANCES, wife of Captain T. MAR-
SHALL, of the Mentor, of Hull, and daughter of Mr. Robert
Slick, of this town.

On the 2tith ult., in Pitt-street, aged 4F, ALICE, wife of
JOSEPH HEARD, marine painter.
On the 27th ult., aged 24, CAROLINE, wife of Mr. JAMES
DUNLOP, 19, Falkner•street.
Same day, in London, aged 87, Mrs. CATHERINE HAYMAN.
Same day, at Exeter, aged t,s, Mrs. ELIZABETH GA ttD.
Same day, at Tranmere. aged 55, PRUDENCE, widow of Mr.
THOMAS LIG HTFO T, Aldersey.
Same day, at Edingburgh, JAMES MILLER., Esq., Advocate,
and Sheriftsubst:tute for selkirkshire.

Same day, a W,rdgate, Derbyshire, in his 101st year, Mr.
THOMAS COOPP R.

Sorre day, aged c 7, LUCY HOUGHTON, LIM-street, Preston.
On the 28th ult., at the house of his gr, .namother, Linacre,
aged 23 year., Mr. JOHN A. PEARCE.
Fame day, at the house of her son-in-law, Mr. W Knox
Hattor-garden, aired 77 years, AN , relict of the late Mr. J
B. COPLt_Y, woollen-cloth maunlacturer. Hunslet, near Leeds
Same day, aged 5 weeks, HENRY THOMAS, son of Mr
JONES, Mayor's porter.
Same day, aged 36 years, MARY, wife of Mr. JAMES PAR-
KINSON.

Same day. at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, after a short illness. in his
55 year, JOSEPH A1..00t. K. Esq., of Measham, Derbyshire,
father of Mrs. T. D. Moore. ivlornington-terrace. in lhi, town.
Same day, in St. Alban street, Windsor, in his s 6 year. Mr.

MORRIS MOORE.
Sime day, at Kensington Palace, in her 81st year, SOPLIT,
third daughter of the 1 to Lieutenant-Gencrul WYNYARD, for
many years Bedchamber-woman to her late Royal Highnes the

Princess Augusta.
lateOn thei 2sg tch
Atst Ist
E,
Lats, HEtcyj Lancashire. lotifreLaAniocAialsl.tN,r.real oeflatekste
daughter of the late Rev. Francis Hodgson, Bury.
BELSHAW
Tarpurley, Cheshire, aged 84,
G:jarn:pdianye,:f,tiegrecai
27n,kmerri.n
oilsVps
Same day, at Mrs. SUSANNAH
HALL.
same day. in London, FRANCES, wife of EMI/A RD TB-
GA KT, Fs(' Inspeetcr-General cf the Army 11 spit
Same day, JOHN, second s( n of RICHARD H:LPHERD,
Esq., Wairirgton.
ame day, at Dual; e't:e. near Ccrk, AGNES, infant cLughter
of Maj, r THOMPSON, C.B.
Same day, in Lon on Mrs. HENRY S 1 DD 'NS, well known

as an actress and as :he prop: ie:or of the Theatre Royal, Edin-
burgh. Mrs. Sir d )ns hat kit Chelt wham, where she had been
staying for the benefit of her h• alth, and, on arriving in Lon-
don, had a surgical operation performed, which she survived
only two (la\ s.
Sar e day, axed 51, ELIZA, wife of Mr. S. H. SANKEY,
printer and tooTh nder, I:haw's blow.
On the 31th tlt.. in her sth year, HARRIET tIENIANik
youngest dat4hcr of Mr. THOMAS SHAW, pi I er.
Same y, of brain fever, ANNE, wife of Mr. J. S. ANSDELL,
solicitor.
same di 7. at Cranford-house, Middlesex, in her 77th year,
MARY, C, unte•:s of BERKE EY.

same (I. y, agel 32. much respected, THOMAS ATKINSON;
a member w U e Society of Friends:
Same day. aged 37. much respected, HANNAH, wife of Ur.
THOMAS MELLING, fishmonger, Bo ton's-con. t, Preston.
Same day, at Burtn-upon-Trent, aged 39, CHAS. JAMES
ALLSOP, Esq.

NORTH HAY MA
AGRICULTUR.
s. d. s. d.
Hay, old OlO 1 16
new
Clorer
Green ditto
Straw, Wheat 0 4i— 0 54
Oat 0 4k— 0 .54
Barley

KET, NOVEMBER 4.

I. PRODUCE.

?otatoes, rY01).5. d. E. d.
' Cups 1 SI-- 1 10
Short-tops
Pink-eyes

Cattle:... 1 3 1 41;
Turnips 11, ton 22 0 —24 6
;Manglewurzle 20 0 —2l 0
:Carrots.. 33 0 —35 0

TIDE TABLE.

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EVN. HOLYDAYS, ETC.

644 11 5 Gunpowder Plot 160.
7 47 12 4 iLeonard.
843 13 11
g 32 I" 8
10 8 17 3 Mars rises 4h im morn.
11 2 19 4 23rd Sunday at. Trintiy.
11 47 120 0 ISt. Martin.