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London, England, 1857-12-22 00:00:00

DEATHS.

BROWN —On
aged 70.
Edward Brown, Esq. ,
Lynn, r, the 19th in,t., at The Firs, Ashton-under,
f the Adjutant-General's t G ' Robt. Cannon,
w
Esq., late o
3n - eneral's Office, So
Guards, aged 65.
CANNON-- On the 19th inst., at Lee, Rent
N,riEit—On the 19th inst., at Shanklin, Isle of Wight,
Lady Napier, wife of Admiral Sir Chas. Napier, apier, S.C. 8.,
MP.
PowELL —On the 20th inst. at his residence, Lark Sill;
Worcester,
73. Rear-Admiral Herbert Brace Powell, aged
TILBURY-0u the 19th inst ,at 31, Mornington-road, Re*
gent's-park, N. NV , Mr. 'Thomas Tilbury, aged 81.
WHITMORE—On the 19th at Charlton, Kent, Coy
inst.,
delia, the wife of General Sir Geo. Whitmore, Jit• ti i'la
Royal Engineers.

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