The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-07 00:00:00

DIED.

Lately, at the age of nearly I ...-
Cricklade St. Mary, Wilts. :She retained her faculties to tb
never wore spectacles or walked with a stick.

MARY HARVEY

On the Bth of April, at Hobart Town, Vap Dieman's
in the 72d year of her age, ISABELLA, relict of the late
DOWBIGGIN, Esq., of Lancaster, solicitor.

On the 31st of May, at Bombay, on board the ship Glenview
of dysentery, in the 22d year of his age. JAMES EDWA
POWELL, youngest son of the late Mr. Edward Powell, wiz
and spirit merchant, Brecon, South Wales.
On the 3d of Juue, off the Isle of Andaman, on his way fray
Calcutta to Singapore, whither he was going for the berverztit
his health, the Rev. CHARLES IRVINE, late of the CathoE
Chapel, Lowe House, St. Helen's, and formerly one of the /arc
fossors of Stonyhurst College.

On the 25th August, at Bangalore, East Indies, in the
year of his age, MAJOR P. HICKMAN, of the 15th K
Hussars, youngest son of the late Henry Hickman, Est]
Newham, in the county of Northampton.

On the 2d ultimo, at Wilmington.. North America, of
tery, Mr. ALEXANDER FOTHERGILL, late of Rochdal
formerly of Wensleydale, Yorkshire.

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On the 24th ultimo, the Rev. JOHN FLETCHER MUCKL.II
STONE, D.D., Prebendary of Hilton, in the Collegiate Char-
Wolverhampton. By his death another stall, being the third
has fallen into the hands of the ecclesiastical commissioners,a
respect of which no more leases can be granted.
On the 26th ultimo, in Pultney-street, Bath, ANNA MARIE
wife of the Rev. ALEXANDER scow.

Same day, at Manchester, BASKERVILLE GLEGG
Backford Ilan, Cheshire, captain in the 12th Lancers.
On the 27th ultimo. suddenly, at his house, Erskine
aged 47 years, WILLIAM DART, Esq.

Same day, in the 35th year of his age, the Rev. EDW.,
JOHN CATH ROW, late of Oakwood Cottage, Surrey.
Same day, aged one year and six months, WILLIAM M
NA RD GOMM, third son of Mr. EDWARD AUGUST
BIRD, of this town.
On the 2gth ultimo, in the 53d year of hi,
LEE, broker and cabinet-maker, of Shrewsbury, leavii
widow and six children. The deceased was formerly a cori
in the Granadier Regiment of Guards, and afterwards se,
as a sergeant•major in the missions of 1816 and 1817 into
interior of Africa, commanded by Major John Peddle, and at
wards by Major Gray, R.A.C,, " to discover the termination
the River Niger, and to develop new sources of trade," ands
the only survivor of that'unfortunate expedition.
On the 30th ultimo, at her residence, in Charles-street, Ba.
at an advanced age, Miss REBECCA WORKMAN, last si
viving daughter of the late Robert Workman, Esq.,of the Isla
of Barba.does.

ge, Mr

On the 30th ultimo, in th
MOORHOUSE, of Liverpool.
above day, universally respect

!6th year of he
She departed t

..•u•—as 1“111. CU uy
sorrowing husband, leaving him, after four days',
illness,
little babes, which have to deplore her loss.—" Blessed Is
rest, and sacred her rernains."
On the 30th ultimo, at Seymour-place, Bryanstone-sql
London, after a painful illness of six mouths, in the 35th
of her age, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. WILLIAM SWABS,
late of this town, and formerly of Lancaster.
Same day, aged 82 years, MARY BELLIN, of Bobbing
last surviving sister of the late Captain Thomas Bellin, of
port.

Same day, aged 32 years, Mr. JOHN CAMPBELL
Mersey-street, book-keeper to Messrs. Mather, Ledwa,
Co.

On the 31st ultimo, at his house, in Parliament.stree
61, Mr. WILLIAM STANLEY ROSCOE.

me day, in her 82nd year, BETTY, widow of Mr. WILLII.7I
IGHT, master marinor, Hull.
me day, aged 16 )ears, JAMES TROL'GHTON HUGHEE,
Igest son of Mr. Hughes, Russell-street.

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yours;

Same day, drowned in the river Clyde, at Glasgow,
HUGH MARR, chief engineer of the steam-ship Prim
Royal. He fell into the river while in the act of p:oceeding
board the steamer to perform his important duties.
On the Ist instant, aged 41 years, ANN, wife of Mr. JAL
LYON, nail manufacturer, Beviugton-hill.

Same day, in her 52nd year, ANNE, widow of Mr. JOSE.,
ROBINSON, ironmonger.

Same day, at the house of her sister, Mrs. Kendall, Hardmaz.-
street, MARY, third daughter of the late LEWIS JONES, Eel,
Oswestry.
Same day, at the house of her nephew, Mr. Win. Ileneke7
12, Crown-street, aged 78 years, SARAH, widow of Mr. JOILS
NOEL, wine-merchant, Scarborough.
On the 2nd instant, aged 7 years and 4 months, MARGART
FLEMING, only daughter of Mr. ALEXANDER DRYSDALe
timber-merchant.
Same day, aged 75 years, Mr. EDWARD M'KEONE, fonaxerl
of Carlingford.
On the 3rd instant, after a long illness, aged 56 years, ALICE
the beloved wife of JOHN HARRISON, Esq., of Cavencliiii,
cottage, Manchester, and only surviving child of the late Vf
GREGSON, Esq., of that town.
Same day, agd 72 years, SARAH,
JOHN HODGSON, Soho-street.
On the 4th instant, in Brydges-street, Covent-garden, Lo
SAMUEL EVANS, well known as a pugilist by the cog
of " Young Dutch Sam." He had been in a state of ill
for some months previous to his demise, but no appreht
were entertained of its serious termination until a fer
since, when he was obliged to keep his bed, whence ix
arose.
Same day, at her residence, Everton, MARTHA, wi
the late JAMES BOWMAN, Esq., aged 77 years.

the beloved wife of A

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TO CORRESPONDENTS

—Owing to the late period in

ght) at which we received the
Reader," we have not the

ength between the

by reference, with the precise
two points stated; but we shall
is request in our next publication, avail-
If the best authority.

comply wits

We have received several communications upon the sub-
ject of the recent scrutiny into the polling for Scotland
Ward, all of them agreeing in opinion with respect to
the impropriety, and indeed indecency, of the course
taken by Mr. Chalmers, and the unjustifiable leaning
of the authorities to the statements and opinions of so
strong a partisan as that gentleman. From the repre-
sentation of one of our correspondents—" Dicky
Sam"—it appears that, in the first place, the usual
legal questions were not put to the voter ; his vote was
recorded and placed on the file without legal opposition
being offered ; Mr. Vernon's committee were never
made aware of the objection subsequently taken, and
the man objected to was struck off on the authority
principally, as to his insanity, of this same Mr. Chal-

a canvasser of Mr. Thornhill, and who had
previously bulli:d the man into an agitated or irritated
state, which was the only symptom, according to our
orrespondent, of any insanity. The same corres-
ndent urges an application to the Court of Queen's
ground of the irregularity of the whole
Jceedings, and the perfect sanity of the voter ; and if
latter can be proved, as we are told that it can to
satisfaction, by unexceptionable evidence, we are quite
--Qoondent's opinion that the application
J. Whilst upon this subject we must
we cannot at all comprehend the course
roceeding adopted in the case of disputed votes in
It seemed to us, from all that we

Bench, on th
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should be made

confess t

icipal matters

witnessed during the scrutiny last week, that there was
a little too much irresponsible power somewhere, a
little less law than caprice in the principles which
guided the decisions, and rather too much forward
chattering from certain very young lawyers.

ter Ziberpool &tanimrl3.

TUESDAY 1110Y.AING, NOV. 7, 1843

At a crisis of such momentous interest as is the

Protestant community—with
e anniversary of one of the foulest efforts of Po-

the ent

y impressing upon us its solemn warning from
past, and a Popish rebellion, not even yet
shed, reminding us of the unchanged and un-

hangeab

spirit of that dark apostacy, we may
e excused, by the great bulk of our read-
f we diverge for a moment from the usual to-