The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08 00:00:00

Lord Exeterls Derby..colticuijobber died a few 114ys ago-
J. Steggles .quite:recovered from his late severe
Aa.r.4- of

M.A., rector of Boughton

bride, Thomas Charles Thompson, Es
Temple, late Fellow of the Universit

Avg.. ~ .~

arianne, young

ROYAL INVIRMARY, _
In-patients, 46.; fold-patient s, 17
CHARGED : ilttpalieritS cur( _
made out-patients,l3; irregul iar, 2; dealt
the house, 191.
NORTHERN BOSPITA
Accidents, 55; medical and t• arg
DISCHARGED: ,Cured, 21; i !elieve
attending as out-patients, 35
remaining in the:hoipital, 1C 0.
SOUTHERN AND TOX Tlsaff ROEMTAL
'glee 12

vicar of

und, in his county

Tits in

Mr. S. 'Walker's name.
Lord Londeskarookh,sod • General Peel have Accepted
the stewardship of .the. next. Goodwood races.
• Mr. J. Hewitt :horses: have; le T. Carlile's staloles„at
Chitterne, for W. Day's,:at•Woodyeates.
Templeman, the
.jcx..%ley, has so far recovered from:his
accident at Ascot as .to res3lN437 his;professional avoartious.:
Caliph, by lon, toyns, has been purchased by 312...bt.•
Morris, and he has arrived. at; R. Lragstafrs stables. The Eastern Counties Ritlll:l43,:etenpany have givexJoo..
mineas-to be run for at the ~Newinarket First Oettikar

t, cousin of th

Nteetiug

of Durham, to

The Cesarewitch akes, .tart for zat the Newmoth-et
Second October 3feetivgr, has elo.kdqvith 153 subscribers.;
1 the Cambridgeshire Stakes,)iiinfor.at the Houg;atou

On the sth inst., atthe Scotch Secession Church, Mount-
pleasant, by the Rev. Dr. Crichton, Mr. William Nicol to
Miss Helen Fordyce Coke.
On the 6th inst., at St. Jude's C__
Ball, Mr. Field Parker, to Elizabeth, of
late Mr. George Evans, of Macclesfield.
On the 7th inst., at Christ Church, Everton, by the Rev .
T. M. Lister, Mr. Alfred George Smith to Miss Grace
Prentice

ihurch, by the R

Lghter of the

agedlB, Thomas, son of the

Lately, at Bahia, of cholera,
late Hugh Williams, of this town.
Lately, at Buxton, aged 59, the Hon. and Rev. Franc
James Noel, M.A., a son of the late Earl of Gainsborough
Lately, at Madrid, in his 22d year, the Infant Don Fer-
nando, brother of the King of Spain. The Prince was the
youngest son of Don Francesco de Paula, and was all but
idiotic, and his limbs were so weak that he walked with
difficulty.

On the 20th March, at Melbourne, aged 39, Mr. James
Williams, ironmonger, late of this town.
On the 27th May, at Melbourne, aged 43, Mr. Thomas
Frame, commander of The schooner Harmony, of this port.
On the 18th nit., et Washington, aged,ts, suddenly, the
Hon. George C. Washington.
On the 20th ult., at Washington city., of apoplexy, Major-
General Nathan Towson, paymaster-general of the army.
On the 22d tilt., at Spilsby, aged 99, Ann, widow of
Thomas Walker, Esq., solicitor. She was interred in the
family vault on Tuesday, exactly 'N years from the day
she was taken to the church to be baptised. - She had re-
tained her Faculties to the last.
On the 28th nit , aged 27, Anne, the wife of Mr. John
Langshaw, of Penketh, near Warrington.
On ihe 28th ult., at Cardit, aged 69, Mr. Jos. Palmer,
brother of Mr. William Pablior ilath_hr;tar morph 11 rit

with 151 subseidbers

This town.

Sir Joseph Hai le b-Poo-C1- mare :Vanity, by Camel out

On the 29th ult., aged.2B, Mr. George G
snath, in the employ or Messrs. A. and R. Brown, 'brass-
fdanders. Deceased was killed by a gri
,t4:pon him in their works

lastweek,or 290 guineas ;
tits the Ilayal .stuJ, at Hampton

indstont -felling

.Court ,Paddocks.

Bir_BfrifS,

BlRTitg,

MARRIAGES, and AEATHS.

On the 29th ult., aged 9 weeks, Henry Evans Ormsby,
second son of Mr. Samuel Leese, Dale-street.
On the 29th ult.. at Caerwys, Flintshire, age;
beth, second daughter of Mr. John Rice, wool
of this town

Eliza-
merchant,

On the 29th ult., at an advanced age, 'the iron. Charlotte
Georgina Lady Bedingfield, relict of Sir Rickard Beding-
field, Bart., of Oxburgh-hall, Norfolk, and. ,sister of the
latz. Lord StdiYord. Her ladyship. was niany years one of
the ladies it waiting upon her Majesty Qnuan Adelaide.
On the 29th ult., aged 42, Mr. Then its Bentley, tailor
and draper.
Ou the, Goth ult., Ann Jane, Wife of tlr. Thos. Fother-
gill, and daughter of the late 3trZohn Worrall, merchant,
of this ttwn ; also, in a few hours .afterwards, Maria D.E.
Worrall, =mother of the above; and, .511 the Ist inst., aged
1 year and 8 months, Francis Jebn,--son of the above.
On the 30th ult., at Holt-hill, Tranmere, aged 18, W.
Armttrong.

On -theS-;ith ult., the wife of M,. John ;Hitahmough, of
Peel-terraee, Euneorn, of three Alae Thi. mother
and herrbcow :are doing well.
On the it ult. at Litherland-park,-*e .of, the
late Captain William Hoskin, of the ,ahip of..a,

daughter,

I CI hdp;
I ACCOI

many d

Oft the 30th ult., at Kendal, Mory, eldest dauglat(
the late Mr. Matthew Rodick.
On the 31st ult., Thomas "Alfreil, infant son of My
C.Towan.

Elve bi

'N. the 31st ult., at her-resider re, Conway-s
torsi aged 72, Miss Ellen M'Eay.
'On the 31st ult., 2.pecllo,'Ellvt, second daughter of Mr
Jegeph Greenall, Raibvav,Oottave,
On the 31st ult., at Ofd Stbnt-house, Litherland, •
tam, fourth son of thelate.Mv. Robert Webster.
On the 31st ult., at Vpton,on-Severn, Worcestrrshirt
aged 59, George Henry 'Morey, Esq., eldest soh of the
Rev. George Henry Mercy; vicar of Chaddesleyeoitett,;ln
the same county.

On the-31st ult., at lerreilience, Oralskirk, .afttr a."' lin-
gering illness, Ann, *ifetif•iTohn JefEryes, ItuctiOnetr, and
only daughter of the late ',Robert. Walsall, of the, Morris
Dancers', Inn, Scarisbiklc.

and the
markets

On the Ist inst., at his residence, Pield-Areet:lar. Wil-
liam Welsh.

On the Ist inst., aged 8, 'William Yes, Conyers; yenngest
son of the late Edward 'tees, Esq., attorney, lornnrly of
Manchester.

On the 2d inst., John 'Clarke, ite of Belfaot;'and corn-
mander of the barque'Countess of Winban,-Of this port.
On the 3d inst., at ii house, Oxtett, .a.ged43:' Samuel.
M`Gill, Esq., merchant, rof this t, )wn.
On the 4th inst.,:agel 32, Stirs Anzi.,4Wift-oflir. John
Worrall, and daughtenef Mr. P obert Inaut,',4lltth of this
town.

On the bth inst., Tamar, the Ns rife of Ge.orgWarburton
No. 57, Shaw's-brow. ,

On the 6th inst.,aged 36, An• 1, wife•of lir,Vihn Baker,
perfumer, 80, Bolibdtreet.

THE CH4RTFIES.- -(lVeck*,'Zports.)

INDUSTRIAL 'Rii.GGED SCHOOLS; 'S
AUG. 2. —On 'the *ooks, be sys • 74, kris
attendance, boys • OS, girls 40; : sick Ept, imp
obtained situations, 'boys 0, g' iris

wife of Mr. Bel;jamiti Yr.inind

Rigby, zecountatit, of a son.
On the .81stiiit„at Southport, the wife of Mr. Xhoruas
_ _

.5.
m 1 ,ettEes,,. 1

been wt

A. Bushby, oaf a•sgti.
Ou the 31.4 tilt„ rat Eldon-house, Rock Perry, theNi4;4
of E. C. Friend, Esq,„of a son.
011 the Ist inst., .at Algburth, Mrs. R. IM'Counell, of 4
daughter.
Ou the Ist ice., At Mount Pleasant, Livaere, ;qrs..
Starkey, of a son.
On the 2d inst.,
hill, of a daughter
On the 3d inst , tht
street, of a daughter

Wistham, of Botanic-view, Edge.

tr*A•of Itfr. P. Jones, joiner, Gerard-

On the 3d inst., at MereAaa, the wife of Robert Hoie-
fall, Esq., of a son
On•the 4t'

I inst., at West Iler4

Mrs. Pierre 3fussabini,

a a son

On the sth inst., at Kock Fem.., the wife of William
Kate, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.

0u moo, l2th ult., at Bahia, E'razils, Ro&ert -W:Williatn-
son, Eso., merchant, of Bahia and this icklyn, to Mary,
eldest 47.awister of Edward P. Wilson, PI that city.
On the -24th ult., by license, at St. Jobrk Ow Baptist's
Church, by the Rev. J. •Hassall,-M.A..- Mr. l'eqtunin Ros-
ser, master-mariner, to Miss Margaret Milligan,

at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. G
Mr. Thomas Lowe to Miss Eliza Eliza.

On the :30th n 1
L. Roberts, AM../1,
Beth Kiensor,
On the 81st ult., at St
Henry- Budding. tot

-Mary's Churc

Edge-hill, Mr,

011 the 3lst ult., at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. William
Whitiugham to Miss Margaret Molyueux, both of this

WWII LA.
On the 31st ult., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. -Samuel
Beecham to Miss Mary Jackson ; also,-Mr.Thernas.
to Mrs. Titomasina Mackay.
On the 2d inft.. at St. Bride's Church, Mr. Daniel .1011 CF.
of Church-street, to Miss Louisa Mattison, \'ale•of-Chryd,

Peter's-lane. ,
On the 24 inst., at Childwall Chiirch, the Rcv.;4lol
Jones; rural dean, John, eldest Son of William Keatisg.
Esq., of this town, to Ann Jane, eldest daughter of Josiah
Booker, Esq., of Allcrton.
On the 34.1 inst., at Walton, by the Rev., T. G. Leigh,
A.M., rector, 31r. William Allport, of Bootle, to Sari hW.,
youngest daughter of • Mr. •Musker, of Walton.
On the 3d inst., at the Friends' Meeting-house, Joseph,
second surviving son of the late George Crossfiehl, of this
to Sarah S.; only daughter of the late Thomas Lowe,

of Worcester

Ca the 8,1 at 'mid, by the Rev, Edward Moore,

STANDARD, AND 0-ENTRAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER

TRADE AND MARKETS

D STOCKS

Cent. ReduCed Annuities,92f, ;
921 ti; Consols for Account, 92

[tier Bill

; Ditto Bonds, Sc

WEDNESDAY, AU(

per Cent. Reduce
sols Annuities, 92

)itto 0

Long Annuities (186 „
India Stock, 223 ; Exchequer Bills, £l,OOO, 2111., 3s
par ; Ditto, £5OO, 211., 3s. pm. par ; Ditto, Small,

es (18'

; Ditto Con
count, 92f I

Ditto. 30 N

s (1860), 4

4s. is. pm. ss. pm

Ditto Bat

THURSDAY, AUG. 3.—Bai
per Cent. Reduced Annuities

nnuities (

; Consols foi Ace
T Cent. Annuities

860), 4

Bonds, £l,OOO, 2s
ls. pm. ; Ditto, £

Annuities, 9,
India Stock,

Ditto, S

-d., 4s. is. pm. ; Ditto, S

Is, Scrip, 98

NATITEDAY
ities_ 924- :

Ditto_ S

T pep t

per Cent. Reduced

ties (1860), 4 9-16

t. Annuities

3: Exch

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MANCIIESTER.-

CTURES

artments.

so good is it s

h cons

he whole, is
The deman

'evious wee

little or no accumula'

a of stocks, a
The

:courts

therefore no particular pressure to 6'cll
from the contlnent, as to the hartest L
during the last two or three days a better inquiry
bem experienced both for Germany-grid the Mediterranean

prices are

aid, although it wild be difficult to obtain

,nly a limited demand,
use is hardly so brisk but for
more doing. Manufactured
kinds a fair inquiry

Aa for many

iota would have

glis4iwool is scarce, a

sack, .ex.4ra. qw

both in the eke

mand, at

,s Ay ,sole .a;

t. Few buyers

Do. wkitet

trich red

The present

Do.. wltitt
Do. .

tendency c

.e for their

ers 'have very

;ts of the harvest

g up, and the mills

Four, v-br

tANCHESTEF
market to-cif

PRESTON,-Arc
g F

fliere was a fdr attendance