The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-22 00:00:00

some time past, has been very

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le, an active business is likely to foilow

Limos'—A somewhat increased demand for the lower kinds
of woollen cloths was experienced in the cloth h .113 on Satur.
day and Tuesday last, and line Tweeds also met with ready cm.

v. tl.nl .caLly aaa:
The various branches of the woollen trade, including the fancy
goods and worsted departments, c ntinue in an active and
healthy state throughout the whole of the West Riding. Some
of f ha . .

were turning their atenttion to such fa-
brics as are suitable to the autumn and winter trade.—Leeds

FIECKMONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET.—The attendance of
merchants this week has been very good, and some considerable
or.ers for exportation have been put out.—lbid.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES

The bobbin-net trade is b,

,uu 0, no alteration in
the warp n
lace trade. We regret that the Jacquard proceeds so
slowly; but we understand th s branch is dull both in France
and Italy. The lace t, ade in general is very dull in the former
country.—Nottingham Journal of Friday.

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BIRTHS.
On the 7th instant, at Egremont, Cheshire, Mrs. W. G
MOFFATT, of a son.
On the 10th instant, the lady of the Rev. Dr. ILIFF, of a son,
0 the 11th instant, at Kirby, Is e of Man, the lady of C. IL
OGDEN, Esq., Attorney-General of that island, of a son.
On the 14th instant, the lady of EDWARD HARRIS, Esq.
late of her Majesty's 9lst Reaitnent of Foot, of a daughter.
On the 15th instant, the lady of R. BRODHURST HILL,
Esq., of a soon.
Same day, at Frittenden Rectory, the lady HARRIET MOORE,
of a daughter.

Same day, at Wooler Haugh Head, the wife of Mr.
JAMES HUGGAN, joiner, of twin sons.
On the leth insta, t, the lady of Mr. G. P. FORWOOD, Bir-
kenhead, of a daughter.
Yesterd,y, the lady of T. INMAN, Esq , M.D., Rodney-street,
of two boys.

MARRII

On DE! /13th ultimo, at Lurgan Church, Ireland, by the Rev.
William Falloon, incumbent of St. Jon's, Liverpool, EDWARD
LESLIE FALLOON, Esq.. surgeon, 17. Stafford-street, Liver-
pool, third son of Rev. Marcus Falloon, rector of Lade, Cushen-
dall, to ELIZA, third daughter of JOSEPD BtEADON, Esq.,
surgeon, R.N., of Stanstead•plain, E -st Cana"
On the 7th instant, at Kirkcudbright,
NISI-I, Esq., publisher of
youngest daughter of the la

codbright,

AVID CAIG MAC-
Ie National, to MARGARET;
ANDREW COWAN, Esq., Kirk-

Same day, at Dymehurch, C. HAI 3FI, Esq., of this town, to
JANE SLODDEN, eldest daughter of THOMAS BLAKE, Esq.,
of Dymchurch, Kent.

Same day, at Lasswade, a couple were united in the bands of
wedlock, one of wh m, the bridegroom, is 75 yea aof age, and
buried his last wife only five weeks ago.

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On the gth instant, at St. Phiap s Church, Mr. JOHN TIL-
STON to CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA, third daughter of Mr.
WILLIAM PA RK 1 N, of London.

On the I,,th instant, at Raehills, Sir G. G. MONTGOMERY,
Bart., of Stanhope, to ALICE, youngest daughter of J. J. H.
JOHNSTONE, Earl., of Annandale, M.P.

Same day, at LoUdoul Castle, Ayrshire, the Marquis of BUTE
to Lady SOPHIA FREDERICA CHRISTINA HASTINGS,
eldest daughter of Francis, first Marquis of Hastings.
On the 11th instant, at Ralrnae. near Kirkcudbright, Mr. lAS.
PAYNE, Moat hill, to MARY, daughter of Mr. J. BLACK
WMICHAN.

On the 12th instant. at st. Peter's Church, Captain GEORGE
THRIFT, of the ship Ottoway. of Bridgwater, to Miss MARIA
LLOYD, of Hurst-s reer
Same day, in Dublin JEER, second so^
BARRINGTON, Esc,
growls.°
Bart., to ANNA F'

❑, CROKER, second son of MATTHEW
and grandson of Sir Joseph Barrington.
ICIA, eldest daughter of the late JOHN

BEATTY WEST, Esq.,

On the 13th instan ,aiip's Church. JOHN, eldest
son of Mr. ROBERT CHIUttEN, to MARY. only daughter of
Mr. JOHN JONES, watch maker both of this town.'
Same day, at Melting, by the Rev. Miles Formby, Mr. JAS.
BENNETT. jun., of Melling, to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr.
WI LLIA M SEDDON of A ntree.
Same day, at St. 'ride's Church, Mr. WILMA SPELMAN,
printer, to Miss JULIA HOLMES, youngest daughter of Mr.
Richard Holmis, jeweller, London-road.

M.P. for Dublin
, at St. P

Same day, at St. Philip's Church. Mr. PETE
gar, maker,.to ELIZABETH, only daughter of

KEN YON,
Mr. WILLIAM

On the I ith instant,
JACKSON, of Neston, t
Fiintshire.

s' Ch 7rch, Mr. THOMAS
JOYCE GEORGE, of Hammer,