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

NOTICE

ALL persons standingii)deiied to the estate ot,tAle late
JOHN STEPHENSON, of Mersey-stree -Liverpool,
wine, spirit, ale, and porter dealer, are requ dto pay their
respective accounts forthwith, to the ecutor, B.
HARAm, 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.

Ilion,
awarded
Liverpool,
watinlicdreudp toer3i 7d,
IHbEear
issued forth against JOHN TARLETON,
ci
nogmdmaitses itohnee
2r s 6 t
h ind
say
or efnAemuwaoeurdes
August,
fil alttB late 0
he county of Lancaster, but a e of Gloucester-
place, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, dealer and
chapman, intend to meet on the twenty-seventh day of July
instant, at One of the clock in the Afternoon, at the Claren-
don Rooms, in South John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in
order to audit the accounts of the assignee Of the estate and
effects of the said bankrupt, under the id fiat pursuant to
an Act of Parliament made and pa ,in the sixthyear of
the reign of his late Majesty Kin-
g, year
eorge the Fourth, lad-
tuled " An act to amend the laws relating to bankrupts."
And the said commissioners also intend to meet, on the same
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 e
not
already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the
tv same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said
dend. And all claims note then proved will be disallowed.
LACES, MYERS, and RIG
nr0mm0mmrm0nm5...................._

CHAS.
FUNERAL OF THE WIDOW OF THE RIGHT HON. Fox
JAMES Fox.—The remains of the Honourablefuneral pro-
were interred at Chertsey on Friday last. The
Fox arrived
cession was extremely plain. The Hon. Colonelthe whole of the
Mrs.
at Chertsey shortly before 2 o'clock.
Nearly
had resided for
shops in the town were closed. The.de c
highly
upwards of 40 years in the town, wasana,wee, SO and 40 of the
the immediate neighbourhood. Be' respected in
I procession a short
accompanied it to the church,
inhabitants of Chertsey met the
Infunera
distance from the town, and ileT,Jthe Rey, Charles Cotton,
where the service
the vicar. The mourners %%11; mr. Henry St. John, the
was perform of Lard Lliford, Sir R.
Adam, the Hon. Colonel nor,
Ives, and Mr. D. Graze-
Rev. C. Cotton, Mr. Cdep sitednewlyrected vault
brook. The body was mit; of the church yard. l3y
at the north-east extre
" a pension of z€ 1,200 per annum,
ecils.titlid
the death of this 18i-it:ober 4, 1806 (within three months
which bears date
December
Right Hon. Charles James lox), falls
after the decease of t • f the deceased statesman at the
The vvldow o
to the Crown. The was granted was nearly CO years of age. It
time the
somewhatpension extraordinary that the biographers of C. J.
seems ve never discovered either the place or the
should have .
marriage. In Alr Troft. ' memoirs of
Fox •od of his ma • . • .. ,r s
m (NI Trotter was his private secretary for a
precioperian .—r.
the statesman period), it is stated that the deceased, before
lengthenfiage was a widow, it was helievei, who for some
her r_ t
Tact resided in his house at St. Ann's-hill, and whom,
time had of ten years, he • k
lapse
after a
accounts state that his marriagewith her took
.L.
Somme ...
nie M 1/80, while, according to others, it did not occur
I" -94 The cere ' "
l! 1 i • mony was Privately performed by
special license. From the register of the mrriage, which
took place at Wyton, in Hunting
mardonshire (and not
till 1795), it does not appr whether eride was a
widow
riage"certificat e :—spinster.ea
' The followingth is arc opy of the
" 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
the—.J• PERRY, Rector."—ln Sharp's Genealogical Peerage
it is stated that Fox married a Mrs. Arwstead, the name by
which Mrs. Fox was known previouslk to her union.