The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-16 00:00:00

DIED.-

On the 29th of May, at 'Benin, Capt. John llurr, of the brig
Cessnock, of this port.
Oat the 24th July, at Para, of fever and ague,. John Hesketh,
Esq., Her Brittanic Majesty's consultor that port,' aged 47, son of
tLe late John Hesketh, Esq.,.of Liverpool.
On the 25th July, at Demerara, aged 26, Stanley, second son
of Mr. Stanley Lace, Douglas, isle of Min, formerly of this town.
On the 7th ult., at his residence, in Pompton,p.S., near the
ground upon which Washington's army Was encamped, General
%William Colfax. He was one of the ,last officers who commanded
Washington's Life Guard. • On Sunda',- he was burled with the
honours of war, by a detachment from Gen. Godwin's brigade.
composed of the Ifnion•Cadets, Gen. Godwin'ii Guards, with their
respective bands of music, commanded by Captains Gouger and
Allen. The military ceremonies were conductea by General God-
win, assisted by Colonel Garrison. The solemn and affecting
music of the bands, the precision of the exercises and admirable
appearance of the military, with a procession of more than three-
fourths of a mile, gave to the scene an imposing character seldom
surpassed.
On the 26th ult., at Courteen Hall • Rectory, Nortampton, the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Wake, aged 84, Henrietta.
widow of the Rt. Hon. Henry Grattan.
On the 27th ult., aged 112, Israel Meyer, sexton of the Jewish
congregation at Wesel.
On the lit instant, aged 72. Mr. James Adam, for thirty years
a faithful servant to Messrs. Walker, Parker, and-Co., of the Lead
Works, Chester.
On the 3rd instant, after a protracted Muss, aged 67;.Mr. George
Eaton, brewer, Chester.
Same day, aged 50. John, only son of the late Mr. John Her-
ring, ladies' shoemaker, Duke-street.
Same day, at his residence, Stanley-terrace, aged 73, James
Bell, Esq.
Same day. Mrs. Shepherd, the beloved wife of Mr. Richard
Shepherd, Horse-market, Warrington.
Same day, at Mold, after a lingering ifincsa of more than three
years, aged 63, Mr. Robert Jones, highly and deservedly esteemed
by nll who knew him. He spent fifty years of his life in the office
of the Clerk of the Peace for the County of Flint, during which
period he gained the highest esteem and confidence of his employ'
ers by his integrity, honesty, and rectitude of chart. c
On the 4ih instant, at Tunbridge Wells, after a shOrt
Vice Admiral Sir Tremayne
Same day, at her house in Gloucester-street, after a lorg and
painful illness, Jane. relict of the late Mr, James Kenyt n, rags-
ter-porter.
•
'Sarno day, after a lingering illnesa. aged 60, Jane, wife of Mr.
• Peter-Johnson, saddler, -Loudon:.rmal..
pdc,A;lsOsirre,
:gtnx:inesnia,t-r,
lie)s,sllf, instant,,,.,:t3lyjAi.r.e.raiAn.)grileetr,3di,,
i;
Joseph
at( !lso, his son, Cs: jlvhad:aht:
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the
Maes son,
schoolmaster,
ousmfgh "he:
br.r
asalsa,attieerreh ci
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days and .bans,
in
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s all of the typhus fever.
On the Gth instant, Mr. Joseph Bellyse, of Dodcot, Cheshire.
aged GN, deservedly and sincerely, regretted by•all who knew ball'
On the 7th instant, aged 6 months, Robert. youngest son of M.
and- grandson of Mr. Maitland. bookseller'
Mary Ann, eldest daughter-Of- Mr.. E. Williamson,
Legs of Man, London-road.
Same day'. at his house, in Walton, Aylesbury. aged 83, the Bev:.
John Dell, Rector of Weston LongVilie, Norfolk,: and Fellow 0,
New College, Oxford.
Same day, aged 106, Thomas Davies; who, .t.ogether With
his wife, Susannah Davies, who died in 18,35, aged 105, becamt
chargeable to the pariah of St. Katharine Cree, London, alou
sixteen years ago.
On the Bth instant, suddenly. aged 64, Mr:'lames 110r0bY'
father of Mr. Joseph Ilornby,•Ed-e-hill, and many years forenta.v
0
at Mr. Laycock's iron warehouse, Clarence Dock. lle.avas greatt,.
esteemed and respected. and his honest upright disposition 101 l
long be remembered by a large circle of aequaintance.
SameSa dda„33•,. aged
a t 7
hisB, Mr. James t
jApspheerr Bootle,Ashcroft,
tr.
park, London, Lieut.-Colonel Alexander Brown. The colo9(,!
who had seen a great deal of service in the Peninsular war and ,T,
other campaigns, was conversing with his brother, when, suddenly'.
he fell of/ leis chair in a fit of apoplexy, and expired.
On the 9th instant, aged 69, Mr. Thomas
Same day, at Lowhill, aged 74. Mrs. Mary Dixon, relict o.f.
late Mr. Francis Dixon. of the firm of Nuttal, Fisher, and Dix
of this town. • •.
of the late Stephen Dexter, Esq. of Gillborough, Northampton'
shire, aged 65. • ' 11,013.
On the 10th instant, at Rhyl, Stephen Dexter, of this town.!in
On the 10th instant, after a protracted illness, aged 64, c
the beloved 'wife of Mr. Thomas Stoekdale, of Roscommon-str cl
On the 11th instant, aged 74, James Hamer, Esq.
Same day, aged 42.
Same day, at the residence of Mr. Modsley, Islington ag,(:(!,,,b0
Miss Maria Murphy, sincerely and deeply regretted by all
John, son of the late Mr. 11. Farrington..
36.,
knew her. -
Thomas Swainson, Esq. much regretted. s one
Same (lay, :teed 69, Mr. John Clegg, tobacconist. lie wa
of tile Liverpool Volealteers raised by the late Cel. Bolton. of
On the 13th instant, aged 3 months, James Andrew, infant so'
On the 12th instant, at his residence. Stabley-creseent, Kirkdale'
Mr. William Clarke, Everton. Fleury
Same day, deeply regretted, aged 48, Amelia, wife of Mr.
Rigmaiden, Devon-street. George
On the 11th instant, in the 81st year of Iris .age.
Price, late of 11. M. Customs.
Yesterday afternoon, aged six
.week,
Same day. at his residence Wavertree; sifter •a long nn' vajolni
illness, which he bore with the most carislan fortitude, I‘Jr-
Leech, in the 71st year of his age,
Jos. Pattison. printer.
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Mary,. daughter o
That lace,
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1833,
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