The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-12 00:00:00

Zirtbs, zllarrtatles alit Drati3s.

BIRTHS.

At Moville, county Derry, t'- e wife of Mr. WIII. FAULKNER,
of twins, a daughter and a son. The former was horn on the
Ist ult., and the latter on the 2d inst., making between them a
difference of thirty three days during which time, from the 4th
uit , she had g(.,od health and at'e .ded to housewifery.
At Devonport, the wife of Mr. 2.1 A NCOCK, of four children,
making six within de en months.

On the Ist instant. the wife of the Rev. J. R. CRAWFORD,
M.A., head m.tster of the Western Grammar School, of twins, :a.
boy and a girl.

On the 2d instant, the lady of Mr. SAMUEL FOWLER, of
twins, a son arid a daughter.

On the 4th i!;stant, the lady of CHARLES W. JONES, Esq.,
Algburth-road. of a ~on.

On the sth instant. at Seafotth. Mrs. ROBERTSON, of a son.
Same day, Mrs. Wai. ROW E, Bedtord-st7eet South, of a son.
Same day. the wife of Mr. F. DUNsFOIID, South Castle-
street, of a son.

MARRIED

At St. Silas' Church, ICILLIA3I BARKER, Esq., of the
Royal Rifles, to FRANCES MARY. eldest daughter of the late
GEORGE ASHTON, Fsq.. sth Regiment.
On the 1 gth ultimo, at st Nicholas's Church, EDWIN HAR-
RIi, Esq., Surveyor of Stamps and Taxes, to Miss CAROLINE
PEIGHT, daughter of the late Spe*ht, Es:I:, Inspector of
Stamps, Dublin.

On the 21st ultimo, at St. Bride's. Mr. R. W. BENNETT, late
of Demerara, to Mrs. N. DWERIZX f I OE6E. of Newington.
On the 25th ultimo, at Hereford, Mr. HEN tY LLOYD, to
SARAH EIYAT, whose united age, amouuted to 123—the
brid 'groom 81. the bride 2. The age of the father •in church
was t,2, the bridesmaid's 72; altogether forming a very juvenile
ntryial party.

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on the z tii ultimo, at Christ Church, CaptainJOHN BROAD-
FOOT, to Miss ELIZ GLA DSTONTI?,, of Castle Dou.clas.
On the 30th ultimo, ,t Cimilierwell. Mr. M. ABBEY, of this
town, to Miss SA RA I-I STUBIIERSFIELD, of Dulwich.

On the 41st ultimo, at the Parish Church, Burnley, by the
Rev. R. M. Masters, Mr. JAMES HEYS, corn-dealer, to Miss
ANN DUCKEI, both of Burnley.
On the id instant. a St. Goorge's Church. Mr. JAMES KIT.
CHEN, mate of the ElizAh(th Radcliffe. ELIZABETH, eldest
daughter of Mr. JOHN BUSHELL, of the Three Tuns Inn,
Thomas-street.

same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. S. M.
LENNOX. of the Queen's Theatre, Manchester, to Miss CRA-
VEN, of the ame theatre.
On the ;th instant at Hint. North Wales, Mr. G. HUNTER,
of Newry, to Ai ss MARIA FITZGERALD, late of this town.

Same day. at St. Pcter's C-urch. Mr. JOHN NOBLE, ship-
master, to Miss ELLEN CIIOUGHEN. of Emma Anne-street.
Same day, at St. Michael's Church, Toxteth-park, Mr. JAME
HILTON, to iss JANE IiEITAYN E.

On the sth i stant, at thr Welsh Independent Chapel, Brown-
Mr. EDWARD WILLIAMS, to Miss MARIA JONES.
• Same day, at Chrit Clinch, Mr. ADAM LODGE RIGBY. to
Miss MARY SKELI.Y.

Same day, at St. George's in.the-East, London. Mr. WIL-
LIAM CIIINNRiIr. of the fire brigade, to ANN Si •CORMICK,
who belonged to Rains' lrja school. The benevolent donor,
by his will, left sufficient to maintain forty girls for (cur years,
at the end of which penod they arc sent our to service until they
attain the age of nineteen. when, if of irreprcach,ble character,
they become eligible to draw in a lottery for a husband. The
drawing takes place half-yearly. and the first thing to be done
by the owner of the lucky-ticket is to look out for a suitable
partner in certain parishes named, and, having found one, to
give notice to the trustees for their apprc,val. If found eligible,
the happy ceremony is fcitliwith performed, and the In idegroom
is presented by the officers of the institution with one hundred
sovereigns as a marriage portion.

On the sth instant. at St. Peter's Chnrch, by the Rev. J. G.
Headlame, JOSHUA VOYLE. n-q.. of .Milford. to Miss SARAH
PARKER, third daughter of the late Mr. John Parker ot Cocker-
mouth.

On the all instant, at Trinity Church. Birkenhead, by the Rev
Joseph Baler. A.M., Mr. WM. WILSON, to Mrs. BEYNON,
daughter of the late Lieutenant IT. G.Miller, R.N.
On the 6th inst., at the Parish Church of Cloosast, RICHARD
WARBURTON, jun., Esq., eldest son of R. Warburton, Esq.,
D.L , of Garryhinch, in the King's County, to MARY ELINOR,
only child of Colonel KELLY, of Miligrove, in the same
county. . .

On the 6th instant, at Trinity Church. Hull, by the Rev. J. H.
Bromby, JOSHUA HEYWOOD, son of EDWARD COLLINS,
Esq., of Glasgow, to JANE, daughter of the late Capt. JOHN-
SON, of this port.

On the loth instant, Mr. SAMUEL MADDOCKS, druggist,
Tithebarn-street, to Miss ELIZA CLOUGH.

DIED.

At Grosvenor place, L-ndon, aged 81, Mr ~ ALDER.
On board the ship Eliza Ann, of Salem, U.S., lying in Macao
Roads, China, JOSEefl, second son of Mr. JOHN 'WRAY
of this town. His remains were interred at the Catholic Cathe-
di al, M acao.

In June last. at Macao. Captain WILLIAM .B7WWN, of the
barque Shaghalien, of this pelt, much mid deservedly re-
spected.

On thz 4th of June last, washed overboard from the ship
Orixa, on her passage from this port for China, JONATHAN
TATLOCK, youngest son of the late Mr. THOS. KELSHAW
of this town.

At Malta, on the Bth ultimo, in the seventieth year of his age.
THOS. MAcGI LI-, Esq. Knight of the Order of the Redeemer of
Greece, and Consul for Grceez and Bavaria. Ruling a residence
of thirty-seven years, Mr Mac Gill had won for himself and his
family t::e veneration and love of all es in the island ; and
by the honourable discharge of his official duties, he secured to
himself the confidence both of the British GovernmenLand
those whose interests he represented. He was one of the eiPliett
fri,nds of Greece in her straggle for freedom, and ma :e great
gacrifices to hasten her establishment as an independent State.
He was the author of "'travels n Turkey," and "An Account
of Tunis;" and, along h his sou, the Rev. T. Mac Gill of Li-
ven), 01, he made several contributions to the literature of Greec,
on the subjects of religion, agriculture, and trade. Mr. Mac Gill
was Einative of Port-Glasgow, and brusher to the late Iteveren
Doctor of Divinity.—Glssgow Courier.
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0.: the 3nth ultimo, at _ the Parsonage, Littleborough. near
Rochdale, in his 60th year, the Rev. THOMAS STEELE, incum-
bent.

Same day, JANE. widow of the late JOHN CHAPMAN, and
second daughter of the late Mr. John Wil!lamson ; and, on the
3d instant, aged 14, JOH N CHAPMAN, eldest son of the above.
Same day aged SS. ELIZABETH. widow of Mr. ROBERT
BELLIS, or the Lake Farm. Grestord.

On the :+lst ultimo, at Che.sea College, aged 86, Mrs. ELIZA-
BETH LYNN.

On the 2st instant, aged 3 years, HANNAH ELIZA, and on
the MIL aged ;5 rnmths, JOSEPH, children of the late Mr.
JOSEPH WARD, chief mate of the Peru, who died on the
Coast of Africa.

On the 2nd inst., at Polmont, near Falkirk, JAMES GRAY,
Esq., one of the proprietors, and for many years manager of
the North British Advertiser.

Same day, JOHN, youngest son of Mrs. HILES, vocalist,
Mulbery.str,et. _ _

Same day, at Park-terrace, Tosteth-park, aged 73, MARY,
widow of Mr. JOHN BOND.

Same day, at Bramharn, Yorkshire, aged 87, Mrs. ELLEN
HEATON, postmistress.

Same day, at Bradford, aged 55, of small. pox, a disease he
had had thirty years before, Mr. JO SEPt I THOMPSON.
On the 3rd inst , aged 14 months, ANNIE, only daughter of
Mr. WILLIAM P. BARRETT, Toxteth park.
On the 4th instant, Mr. THOMAS C. friORREY, formerly of
Woodley, near .*,,t iekport, aged 74 years.
Same day, aged r. 4, JOHN WALWORTH, eldest son of the
late Mr. John W-lworth,

Same day, at Seafortil, aged 47, ANNE, wife of Mr. J. 11.
HOPKINS.

Same day, aged f 5, HANNAH. widow of Mr. JOHN GOORE
and mother of Mr. R. M. Go, re. Toxteth-park.
On the sth instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH WEBSTER, relict of
the late Mr. Jams Webster, fringe-manufacturer, 25, Bold-
Street.

Same day, aged 12 months, HARRIET, youngest daugher of
the :ate Captain LEITCH, of the Thomas Battersby, of this
port. _

- Same day, aged 62, Mr. JOHN RIDIL,M. Danzie-street.
Same day, aged 46, Mr. BENJAMIN RICIIARDS, shipping-
roaster.

Same day, aged 33, Mr. JAMES FAGAN, veterinary surgeon,
Williamson.strect.

Same day, aged gO, Mr. WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, formerly
a cloth•matmlactarer, flolbeck

On the 6th instant, aged 24, Mr. HENRY THOMAS ECCLES.
Same day, aged 67, HANNAH, wife of BRYAN SMITH,
Esq., CI rence•street.
Same day, aged 1g months, NICHOLAS, third son of Mr.
NICHOLA*, DUCKWORTH.

Same day. pged 6R, MARY, widow of THOMAS LEICESTER,
of Halton, Cheshire; a member of the Society of Friends.
Same day, in London, in his 67th year, ILTID NICHOLL,
Esq., her Moje ty's I'recurator•General.

On the ;th inst., aged 52, ELLEN, wife of Mr. JOSEPH
WAGSTAFF, Fr-grove, Latchford, Warrington.
Same day. after a painful and lingering ilmess, aged 32, Mr.
THOMAS NAT R. leter-press printer.
Same day, aged 66. Mrs. MARY LUPTON, Vauxhall-road.
Same day, at Kentishtown, aged 83, Mrs. RACHEL
BROWELL.

On the Bth instant, awfully sudden, aged 45 years, Mr. JOHN
HASWELL, Oldhah-street.

Same day, aged 5 years, WILLIAM EWART, fifth son of Mr.
LUYA, Superhitcodetit of St. James' lkiarka.

Same day, aged 2 years and 6 months, LAURA EMMA,
daughter of Mr. ALFRED QUICK, Town-hall.
Same day, at Preston, aged 91, Mr. JOHN 110DGEINSON.
Same day. a,:ed 55, r. JOHN ILUAMS, of Windsor-
street, Toxteli.park, ;ate ►r,anager of the sulphur mines, near
Girgenti, Sicily, where his long residence had greatly shattered
his constitution and caused a decline in his health from the
time of his arrival in this country.
On the tth instant, JANE M.CAULT. for twenty-seven years
the faithful servant of Dr. Hannay. Birkenhead.

On the loth in: tent, aged 32. ANNE, wife of Mr. T. DUM-
B ELL. Beau-street, Evetton, and daughter of Mr. T. Proctor,
engineer, late of St. Helens, now of Aberdeen.