The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-02 00:00:00

DIED.

In Paris, aged 63, Libon, the cebrated violinist. He wag ikfayourile
pupil of Viotti.- •
Lately, aged 4 years, Robert, son of the Rev. Thomas Pierce, Inde-
pendent minister, of. Stanhope-street.
In August last, at. Agra; E. 1., Mr. Francis William Yelverton, aged
28 years. eldest son of Mr.. Thomas Yelverton, Soho-street.
On the 24th January, the youngest son of the Sultan of Turkey.
On the sth ultimo, aged 34; Jane,- daughter of-the. late. William
Swninson, Esq of Lancaster.
On the Bth ultimo, at Oswestry, aged 85, after a lingering illness.
Margaret, wife of Mr. Hayward, solicitor.
On the 9th ultimo, at his house, 16, Forth-street, Edinburgh, in his
86th year, Archibald Mackinlay. Esq. • •Oa the loth ultimo, at Maxey, near Deeping, Mr. James ,Woolley.
He was one of Earl Fitzwilliams's oldest tenants, being nearly 100
years of age, and was born and died on the " farm which his fore-
fathers tilled."
Same day, in Wigan, aged 84, Mr. David IVl'Clure.
On the 11th UliTino, at-her daughter's house,.the Green, Castletown
Isle of Alan, aged 67, Mrs. Claxton, relict of the late Mr. Ecroyd,
Claxton; surgeon, formerly of Burton-in-Kendal. '
Same, day, aged 86, Mrs. Ann Sharpies, of Daisy Field, near Black•
burn.
Same day, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Rowland, builder, of Wrex-
ham, much respected.
. Same day, at Sowerby, near Thirsk, aged 84,, Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn,
late of Northallerton, a maiden lady.
Same day, in London, aged 85, Mr. S. Sibelle.
On the 13th ultimo, After a lingering illness, in his 75th year and.
-48th of his ministry, the Rev David Ross, pastor of the United Seces-
sion Church at Burntisland. Fif.sli ire.
Same day. after a tedious indisposition, aged 71, Margaret, the widow
of the late Mr. Richard Kirby, and mother of the late Mr.: R. Dick-
son, joiner and builder.
• Same day,, aged 78, R. Corser, Esq Green-end, Whitchurch.
On the 14th ultimo, at Chester, aged
,32,.Mr5. 11. C. Bowen, sister
of the Rev. Win. Gibson.
Same day, at the Big Meadow, near Castletown, Isle of Man, aw-
fully sudden, aged 50, James Marsden, Esq. formerly of this town.
Same day, at Swan-cottage, Harrogate, aged 88, Grace, relict of the
late Mr. Jonathan Shutt, sen.
On the lath ult. after a brief but severe illness, aged 53, Mrs. Char-
lotte Smith.

Same day, at Burton-in-Kendal, Mrs. Wakefield, relict of T.Wake-
field, Esq. formerly of, Buxton, and of Grange, .near Cartrnel, and
'dal:under of Mrs. Wakefield. late of Bower-house, near Garstang.
On the 16th ult. sged•93, Mr....10hn Smith, of Chester, deeply re-
gretted.

Same.. day, at Bath, aged 81, Mrs. Sarah Adams, of Castle-street,
!leading.
Same day, at the residence of S. Hinde, Esq. South-place, Lan-
caster, in .her 79th, year, Nanny, only daughter of the late Lloyd
Baxendale. Esq formerly _of this town.
Same day, in' Barrack-street, 'Douglas, aged 52, Mr. Christopher
Smith.
' Same day, at the Deanery, Bangor, aged 71, the Very Rev. John
Warren, M.A. Dean of Bangor and Prebendary of Lichfield.
• Same cray, of Worksop, after a very short illness, aged 80, W. Gird-
ley, Esq.
On the 17th ult. aged 38, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. W. S. Rutter, Esq.
one 0 the coroners of the county. ' •
Same day. aged 6 months, William Henry, infant son of William
StoCkley, Esq, Brook-house.
Same day, at his cottage, Cow-lane, Wavertree, aged 4d, Mr. John
Stubbs;"tailOr and draper, •Pitt-'street. He was a good man, and his
last words were praise.
Same day, Tliornas Clare, infant son of Mr. James Kelly, of Kent-
street.

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Same day, at Leeds, aged 83, Hannah, relict of the late Mr. James
Ilegson, manufacturer.. . ' , .
On the 18th ult at East Moor, aged 88, Mrs. Elizabeth Storey.
Same day, atEadiworth; after a long afflictiOn, aged 67 years, Mrs.
Walker.

Same day, aged 84, Miss Brown, formerly of the Circulating Li—
brary, Wood-street, Wakefield.
Same day, aged 87, Mrs. Bothwell, of Bayleham, near Ipswich. '
On the 19th ult. aged 93, Esther relict of the late. Mr; Wm. Rogers,
of Leixlip.
Same day, at Begoad, parish of Onchan, Isle of Man, aged 71, Mr.
James Christian.

Same dav, at his residence, Dorney Court, Rucks, aged 78, Sir Chas.
Harcourt Palmer. Bart.
Same day, at Forton, near Garstang, aged 82, Mr. It. Caton.
Same day, aged 83, mr.. Gen. widow a the late'Mr. Thomas Gell,
of York.

Same day, at Bridlington-quay, aged 91, C. Rickahy, Esq.
Same day, aged 1 year and 9, mouths, Thomas, sun of Mr. J. M.
Threlfall, brewer.
Same day, at. Knowsley-hall, .Mr. Edmund Timothy, gamekeeper
to the Earl of Derby, for 1101)3', much and deservedly respected by all
who had the Pleasure of his aequaintance.
On the 20th ult. in this town, aged 63, Mr. Arthyr Ashton, eldest
son of the late 111-r.. Richard ASliton, Warrington. ' •
Same day, after a very short. illness aged Eio J,ohu Roberts ..Escb
Oxford-terrace, London,
Same day, aped 83, Jane, wife of Mr. J. Eradbury,. late of Cale-
green, Stockport.
Same day, aged 73, Mr. Luke, Bradley; York „clothier.
On the 22d ult. after a short illness, Mr. Joseph Millington..cooper,
of this town: •
Deacon. Same day, in Portman-s uare, London, In her 86th year, Mrs.
Same day, at Spring-grove. Richmond, in the 87th year of her age.
Lady Price, Widow of the late Sir Charles Price, Brim
Same day, at Warrington, aged 68, Margaret, relict of the late Mr.
Thomas Krcival of Appleton. Her end was peace.
On'Sunday last, at Preckleton, Anne, relict of Mr. Robert Hall, and
Mother of sir. James Hall, grocer, of this town.
On MOndTiy last. aged 8 rre,nths, Eleanor Isabella, daughter of Mr.
J. P. Steele, optician, Litt-street.
On Tuesday last, aged 78, mr. Robert Gibson, of Broad-green.
same (1„3,.. aged 32, Mr. William Hull, pawnbroker, Prussia-street,
deservedly- lamented by a numerous circle o f friends.
On Weancialay morning last. at, his- residence. in Phythian-street,
Richard Badnall, Esq. late of Highfield, near Leek, and formerly a
magiitrate for the county of Stafford.

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