The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-19 00:00:00

THE LITZ MA JOHN !BMW, YATES.

Died on Sunday, Nov. 1, aged 82, at the Park,
seer thashosees (the reeilleee al hie seale•lew, Robert 11.
Ptulips, req.), Jobs Asides Tail, Esq.. el Lowles.

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J. A. Yates sus the mead ton of the isle Rev. John
Yates, who meet his life from youth to Age as the aide,
eloquent, and highly estasened atiaistar of the Pieshylarien
esegreptiet is Puadies street, Liverpool. He was pa to
school soda the Boy. W. Shepherd. of Onteurs, well
haunt Is the public by his learned makes sad whose
school was freonestod for • loog mkt of years by
the NMI of the principal families in the neighbourhood,
with lOW dieution between church sad dismatme. After
beings schoolboy, Ashton Yates went to the newly-iaetituted
Nanchrster Amdozny, which in a few years maned its
preset more ambitious title of Yamaha ens New Dothan
To the close of life Mr. Yates wee ewe id he gratold seer
porters and prinelud edam As a Ohedeat be was nadir
its fins theological toter, the Nu. Maims Den" AD.,
minister d Crossolreet Chapel, giadiestra. Hid for
direct soldemiml instruction he was daily indellird to the
coakentad dismal and matismaticies, Jobs Winn, who
treated him act merely se • mil, but as a friend, w that
in one of their rustic's they made together a wands(
I tow is the western ootatiot Ashley Yates wee end rep•
prettiest to the peat North Amish= firm of which Hee
admirable patriot sad Pedantlnopist William Rathboas
was Amadei sad chief. Amoag his so- appnatioss sadeo-
egaaL
is age were Thomas Thorsely, afterwards Y.P. for
Wolverhampton, and Thanes Banos, she, num attar 16
poem of the Mania* Deform Bill, Yu theses mayor d
I Liveliest In sumeardal, public, sod private life these
three were attached frith& to the sad at their days ; and
they ware all removed Iran this earthly seem edible • miry
shoes apse of time. Mr. A. Yards active Wits as a
Liverpool thaw were varied sad wheys& by the study of
litmetore awl the fine arts, it which he, met with
abaudeat sorearsgement and 11114411/1011/2 sok may
leader the parental mot hat is tie moiety of
some of his *Sabbaths, and aposially of the
sudsiest Willem doesen He formed a very vela.
abbe collectioa of engswings mid el psAatims• by old
masters, which still attest his kocrwiedge and We,
forming on. of the duet privet' minx exilleatioss is this ras-
trope& lb. A. Yalu oho devoted greatattestite to political
scoooney, making himself master of the sybjest both by
reading, sad by asovereelioa with the AM promotes of
the seimen . Is this Nue he published -" A Latter as the
Distresses of the Canary," 1817 ; " Ooktail Savoy;
1824 ; " Sways en Currency sad 47esietieft. 1912 ;
" A Letter en the Present Dammam of Trade
sod Masefactures, addressed to the LisdowYers sad
laymen of the County of Carlow," 1841. At the time of
their Ant appear's!' these pamphlets received warm age-
prehattet from Yr. Haskimot sad /sway other wellda.
famed *Wiens.

Oa the prang el tie Bataan Bill Yr. A. Tam wma
actually looked to ail a area well Staid to work est and
maws It. advsatages. He stood tor Belies. is Ids satire
county. Hs lost his electica from the unfortunate skean-
draw that, tried as he lad bees in *very way aa a sup-
porter al liberal principles, be was not liberal smog* tor
a nay mai metier of the wawlreatraarbired eirekes.
Thaw INS proposed a yoga' barrister, named Eagles, sad
°herniae& far hint about SU rotas Mb amber, small as it
was, tensed the WI& so as to give a bare are)arity to Kr.
Tata?* tory eppoasat, who was a niawelastazer et peat

At the seat general election Mr. A. Tates was a candidate
with Mr. Vivra for the amity of Carlow, sod they were
retoroad together.

Mr. A. Yatia's activity of mind aad =peaty ter said
enjoyment matinee& to within two years of his drib. Lk
then became a patisat soften; los* k arahoey, bat
always gently kind, and grateful to all areamd him.