The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-07-19 00:00:00

NOTICE

ALL persons standing iliei9ted to the estate of the late
JOHN STEPHENSON, of Mersey-street, Liverpool,
wine, spirit, ale, and porter dealer, are requested to pay
respective accounts forthwith, to the Executor, Mr. B.
HAnam, 42, Chapel-street. And all persons having any
demands on the said estate, are requested to transmit the
particulars of their claims to the same, as soon as possible.
Liverpool, 18th July, 1842.

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of Aueust, 1810, awarded I
Ji- bearing date the 26th day
THE commissioners in a renewed fiat in bankruptcy,
LETON l t f Liverpool,an(
7 t more late of Glou s
county of Lancaster, dil ce.ter-
issued forth against JOHN TAR , a c o
in the
on the twenty-seventh day of July
place, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, dealer and
chaprnan, intend to meet
instant, at One of the clock in the Afternoon, at the Claren-
don
order to Rooms. in South John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in
audit the accounts of the assignee of the estate and
effects of the said bankrupt, under the said fiat, Pursuant to
lan
George the Fourth, inti-
an Act of Parliament made and. passed in the sixth year of
s relating to bankrupts."
acthis
to late t
amend
miVeT
op Majesty s
thety Klil
And the said commissioners hlso intend to meet, on the same
thetu l e reign
1 'g' nAonf
day, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, and at the same place,
in order to make a dividend of the estate and effects of the
said bankrupt ; when and where the Creditors who have not
already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the
same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said divi-
dend. And all claims not then proved will be disallowed.
LACES, MYERS, and RIGGE.

FUNERAL OF THE WIDOW OF THE RIGHT 110 N. CHAS.
JAMES JAMES Fox.—The remains of the Honourable Mrs. Fox
were interred at Chertsey on Friday last. The funer,l,lrrcec
h of the
cession was extremely plain. The lion. Colo❑el
,'cit,le 1 /
at Chertsey shortly before 2 o'clock. Nearly `_
l I respected in
shops in the town were closed. The deceased
upwards of •10 years in the town, and wasll4,
alnd 10 of the
the immediate neighbourhood. Betweenlprocess a short
inhabitants of Chertsey met the funeral procession
it to the church,
distance from the town, and accompanied d 'resided for
rt . Charles Cotton,
where the service was performed hytl
henry St. John, the
Mr. Adam, the lion. Colonel Fox, Mr
and Mr. D. Graze
Rev. C. Cotton, Air. C. J.. a(.l in 2, newly-erected vault
the vicar. The mourners consisted of Lord Lilford, Sir R.
brook. The body was deposited
of £1,200 per annum,
the church yard. By
1806 (within three months
athtetldweatnhor
ot north-east -tehaisst
which bears date December Right lion. Charles James Fox), falls
after the decease of the.do wof the deceased statesman at the to the Crown. The widow was nearly 60 years of aye. It
time the pension ladyex treptyr,
was granted
that the biographers Of C, J.
seems somewhat extraordinary
discovered either the place or the
pension
Fox should hate
of his marriage. In Mr. Trotter's memoirs of
period o ,
Trotter was his private secretary for a
precise (A. r. . ,
the statesman (.11r. it Is stated that the deceased, before
lengthened P
was a widow, it was believe;!, who for some
her marriage, cie his house at St. Ann's-hill, and whom,
time had rese of ten years, he acknowledged as his wife.
after a atPS,ints state that his marria,,e with I
1.-
.. !ter took
Some nee'''. bile according to other, • 1780, w ,' '
ers, it did not occur
place in
The ceremony was p ' 1
Special
179,1. mate y performed by
i license. From the re,rister of the mrriage, which
specia•
at \AT t • b
took place y on, in of
(and not
till 1795?, it does not appear whether the bride was a
widow ' or " spinster." The followin is the
Chertsey, is a copy of
marriage certificate :—" Charles James Fox, of the parish of
ChertseY, in the county of Surrey, bachelor, and Elizabeth
Bridget Cane, of this parish, were married in this church,
by license, this 28th day of September, in the year 1795, by
me—J. PERRY, Rector. 'n Sharp's Genealogical Peerage
it is stated that Fox married a Mrs. Armstead, the name by
which MIS. Fox was known previously to her union.