The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-09 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 4th June last, at Bengal, in the Hon. East India Com-
pany's service, ANDREW WILKIE, late of Carlisle.
On the IGth ultimo, at the house of his son-in-law, Captain
John Mortons, 108, Bedford-street, Toxteth-park, Mr. PHILIP
ARKLEY, aged 79 years, formerly of North Shields.
On the 20th ultimo, aged 75 years, Mr. JOHN HUSKER, of
Walton-on-the-Hill.

On the 23d ultimo, at his mother's house, Dundee, Mr.
PETER ADAM, merchant, late of Lord-street, in this town, in
the 30th year of hiS age, much regretted by a numerous circle
of friends. _ _ .

On the 27th ultimo, at his residence, Crosshall-street, aged
Cl years, EDWARD LAWLESS, boot and shoemaker, deeply
lamented by a large circle of friends.
On the 28th ulth o, at Canterbury, in the 57th year of his
age, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir GEORGE GIPPS, of the Royal
Engineers. The deceased officer had very recently returned
from New South Wales, of which colony and its dependencies
he had been governor-in-chief during the last nine years.
Same day, at her lodgings, 28, Upper Beau-street, after a
lingering illness, aged 34 years, Mrs. MARY BROWN FAIR-
BURST, niece to the late Mrs. Ann Hawkins, relict of Captain
Thomas Hawkins, of this port.
Same day, aged 66 years, WILLIAM WATTS, Esq., of Hans-
lope-park, Buckinghamshire, formerly of the Hon. East India
Company's Civil Service, and for many years a deputy-lieute
nant and magistrate of the above county.
Same day, at his residence, Winkton, Hamm,hire' EDMUND
YEAMANS WALCOTT, Lieutenant-Colonel Royal Horse Ar-
tillery, eldest son of the late EDMUND WALCOTT SIMP-
SON, Esq.
Pm.), TE.ArtV A NTINTR, tho Ur
loved wife of JOHN DEVERELL, Esq.
same day, aged 16 months, WILLIAM, youngest son of the
Rev. A. G. EDOUART, 8.A., incumbent of St. Paul's Church,
Blackburn.

On the Ist instant, at Hexworthv House, Cornwall, the resi-
dence of his brother, G. W. 'WEBBER, Esqaged 59 ., years,
Lieutenant-Colonel WM. WEBBER, H.P., Royal Artillery,
eldest son of the late William Webber, Esq., of Exmouth, De-
vonshire. formerly secretary of the revenue department, Ben-
gal Civil Service.
Same day, MARTHA, third daughter of Mr. WM. EVANS,
of the Mitre, St. Werburgh -street, Chester.
Same day, in his 62nd veer, Mr. SAMUEL BRASHER, for
ninny years mail-guard, York-street, Chester.
Same clay, aged years, Mr. SAMUEL WOOD, formerly of
Collingwood-street, brewer.
Same day, at her brother's residence, Holland-terrace, Edge-
hill, aged 29 years, ELLEN, daughter of the late Mr. THOMAS
MARTIN.

Same day, aged 48 years, HANNAH, wife of Mr. WILLIAM
RUTHERFORD, coachmaker, Manchester. ,
Same day, aged 20 years, JANE, only surviving daughter of
Mr. EDWARD ARGLES, Sandown-lane, Wavertree.
On the 2nd instant, at Wavertree, aged 19 years, Miss ELI-
ZABETH BURGESS; and on the 3rd, ELIZABETH WOOD,
of the same place, aged 78 Tears, aunt to the above. She went
to bed in her usual health the previous night.
On the 2nd instant, nt Paris, after a long and painful illness,
the Duke of POLIGNAC.

Same day, in the 41st year, of her age, MARGARET CUTH-
BERTSON, wife of Mr. JOSEPH THOMSON, of Cecil-street,
Greenheys, Manchester.
Same day, very suddenly. aged 21 years, JOHN, son of ED-
WARD SAWART, of this town, much esteemed and deserv-
edly regretted by all those with whom he was acquainted.
Same day, at Manchester, aced 60 years, ADAM BAUM-
GARTNER, Esq., a native of MuUnitise'', France.
Same day, at Whalley in her 82nd year, Mrs. GREEN, relict
of Rover Green, Esq., la,te of Whalley Abbey, near Blackburn.
Same day, aged 73 wears, Mrs. MARGARET DOHERTY,
relict of Mr. Henry Doherty. She survived her husband seven
weeks.

On the ad instant, at Mr. Hood's. College-yard, Worcester,
the Rev. 11. W. WESTON, Rector of St. Michael's Church, in
that city.
Same tiny, at Oleave.street, Everton, aged 69 years, Mr. JO-
Slit'll LEA.

Ante day, at his residence, Park View,• Rock Ferry, aged 6.3
years, JOSEPH ACKERS, F.sq., of Vauxhall Brewery. The
deceased gentleman was well known in Liverpool for many
years as the successful conductor of an extensive business, anti
as a foremast man upon all pnblic occasions of .municipal or
national importance. For the last few years he had entirely
withdrawn from everything of a public character, and, in the
bosom of his family. was preparing year by year for the last
great change. He had won particular respect from 'all hiS
neighbours at Rock Ferry, not snore from his generous aid in
all local charities, but from the unceasing interest he took in
the erection of Wt. Peter's Church, which remains a memorial
of his energetic perseverance and warm desire for the honour
of God, the interests of our church, and the spiritual welfare of
the locality. He had been the minister's ebnrchwarden since
the opening of the elm rch, who, with many others of his friends,
will experience sorrow at his departure, and not easily supply
his place. .
Satne day, at St. Helen's, WM. GARTON, Esq., M.R.C.S.
He possessed a most extensive practice in his town and neigh-
bourhood, and was much respected fur his great ability, strict
probity, and conscientious discharge of his professional duties.
Itis loss is deeply lamented by all classes.
Same day, aged 62 years, Dr. ADAM BLACK, M.D., of Pic-
cadilly, London. On Monday the deceased was attacked with
cholera, and was confined to his room. On Tuesday afternoon,
while standing with his back to the fire, he was seized with a
sudden giddiness, and fell back against the grate, where he lay
for tome moments unable to tome. He was dreadfully burnt
all over the back, hips, and right arm, and died from the inju-
-1 ries on the following day.
On the 4111 instant, at his residence: South-street, Grosvenor-
square, London, after a lengthened illness of a most painful
character, J. BRADSHAW, Esq., one of the representatives in
the llouse of Kommons for Canterbury.
Same (lac at his Mouse, Edge-hill, Aged as years, OM,
WI xti'cOti.;
(-4, the nth Instant. ht his resitienee, ii, Great Ceoro-sfinare,
in the 59th, Oar Of his age, ROBERT RIGBY, Esq., of this
tctr the 7th instant, Miss WATSON, of Cambridge-street,
Abercrombie-square.