The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-05-22 00:00:00

DIED.

Lately, at • Kilmarnock, aged 31, Mr. JAMES BRYAN. This is
the person who, last summer, under the title of the " Queens' Sentg
Lover," paid daily visits to Windsor Castle, and gained sonic noto-
riety in the public prints.
On the 11th January last, at Old Calabar, Africa. THOMAS, the
only surviving son of JAMES MONK. Esq. Woodside..,
On the 27th of March, in London-street, Edinburgh, Of hooping-
cough, in her -6th year, MARGARET OLIVER on the 23rd ult.
aged 16 months, ROBERT OLIVER and, on the 24th ult. in her
4th year, ISABELLA OLIVER, children of Mr. Wm. Oliver, mer-
chant, Mansfield-place.
On the 12th ult. at Butterly, Derbyshire, aged 19 months, JOSH.
GLYNN ; on the 30th ult. aged 6 years. DOUGLAS GLYNN ; and,
on the 10th instant, aged 5 years, ISABELLA GLYNN, children of
Joseph Glynn, Esq. . .
On the 16th ult. at Oswcstry, aged 69, MARY MORRIS, the be-
loved wife of Mr. Wm. Morris; late of Llorian. The deceased was
the mother of fourteen children, grandmother to seVenty-eight,
and great-grandmother to seven.
On the 19th ult. at_Madeira, aged 17. years and 11 months, THOS.
ALEXANDER, son of CHARLES WYE WILLIAMS, Esq. of Rod-
ney-street, in this town. .
On the 22nd ultimo, of inflammation on the lungs, aged 38, Mr.
THOMAS ASTBURY, late mate in the African employ.
On the 23rd ult. at Venice, aged 80, the Count GUICCIOLI, hus-
band of Lord Byron's famous contessa.
On the 26th ultimo, aged 11 years, JANE COULDREY, youngest
daughter of Mr. Thomas Couldrey, master of Manesty. lane School.
On the 3rd instant, at. Lancaster, aged 62, SAMUEL H N DE, Esq.
On the Ath instant, at Waterloo, Crosby, alter a tedious affliction
of four years, borne with great patience and resignation, RIM).
GARLAND, eldest son of the late Richard Garland, Esq. of Hull.
On the 9th instant, much respected and lamented by a numerous
aircle of friends, Mr. DANIEL PARRY, joiner and builder, of Whit-
ford-street, Holywell. He has left a wife and six small children to
lament his loss, and was so extensively engaged that he invariably
employed about a hundred men.
On the lath instant., SARAH DAVIES, wife of Mr. John Davies,
late of the Llysun, Montgomeryshire.
Same day, at Black Brook, near St. Helen's, MARY WINSTAN-
LEY, wife cf Mr. Samuel Winstanley, watchmaker, of this town.
Same day, in his 73rd year, MARGARET DEARE, relict of Ed-
ward Deare, Esq. solicitor, formerly of this town.
Same day, at Storton, Cheshire, aged 37, Mr. EDWARD JONES,
much and deservedly respected.
On the 11th instant, at Oxford. the Rev. G. GRANTHAM, senior
fellow but one and bursar of Magdalen College. He was killed by
falling at night from the window of his room, on the second story,
in the new buildings. He was found lying on the ground, in the
grove, about six o'clock in the morning; and, as he usually threw
up the sash of the window previous to going to bed, it is supposed
he overbalanced himself while so doing, as he was obliged to stand
on a chaii t 3. do so, and, the window being recently varnished, it
Probably stuck, so as to require considerable force to move, and
suddenly gave way.
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On tile 11th instant, at Mount Sackville, near Dublin, Miss
CATHERINE PLACIDA GERARD, youngest daughter of the late
John Gerard, Esq. of Windle-hall, in this county, and sister to Sir
John Gerard, Bart. .

On the 12th instant, iii his 37th year, much esteemed, after a
short but painfully severe illness, Mr. JAMES BROWN, spirit-
dealer, of Commutation row and Tempest-hey.
On the 12th instant, at Oxton, near Woodside, Cheshire, aged ;6.
Mr. THOMAS WALMSLEY, late of Gort, near Lancaster.
On the lath instant, after a short illness of five days, aged 59.
JANE DOBIE, wife of Mr. James noble, Mill-street, Toxteth.park,
She was an affectionate wife and a tender mother, and is deeply re-
gretted by her family and relatives.
Same day, at the house of his son-in-law, Mr. James Kelly, of
Kent street, aged 80, Mr. JOHN CLARE. formerly of the city of
Dublin.

Same day, suddenly, in London, aged 75, the Rev. WILLIANI
LOWFIELD FANCOURT, Vicar of St. Mary's, Leicester. During
the speech of the Rev. Hugh Stowell, at the meeting of the Pro-
testant Association, in Exeter-hall, he was taken ill on the platform.
and, on being removed to the Committee-room, it was found that
life was wholly extinct.
Same day, at Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London, in the
79th year of his age, SAMUEL FOOTE, Esq. father of Lady Har-
rington, better known to the world as the celebrated Miss Foote, of
the London theatres.

Same day, of scarlet fever, in his 10th year, WILLIAM LEWIS
INNES, eighth son; and, on the 14th instant, in his 6th year,
FRANCIS HENRY INNES, ninth son of Robert H. Jones, Esq. Of
Leyton, Essex.
On the 14th instant, at his residence, Hyde-park-terrace, London,
in his bath year, Sir WILLIAM ROLLAND, late one of the barons
of her Majestys Court of Exchequer.
On the 15th instant, aged 47, Miss BLACKBURNE, the eldest
daughter of the late Mr. John Blackburne. of this town.
On the lath instant, aged 63, Mr. JOHN HOLROYD, Gloucester
street, formerly of the Old Fox Inn, Hale-street, in this town.
On the 16th instant, Mr. ARTHUR WILSON, of Formby, aged
79 years.
On the 17th instant, at his residence, Northwich, JOHN NOR-
BURY, Esq. aged 72 years.
Ott the 18th instant, aged 60, Mrs. POOLE, Stretton, Cheshire.
Same day, much and deservedly respected, aged 48, Mr. CHRIS.
THOMPSON, soap-boiler, after a long and painful illness, which
he bore with Christian fortitude and resignation.
Same day, at the house of her son-in-law, Robert Fisher, Esq.
of Highbury-park, London, Mrs. UNDERWOOD, widow of the
late John Underwood, Esq. aged 58 years.
Same day, at Keswick, aged 29, SARAH, the beloved wife of
ISAAC SEA LBY.

On the 19th instant, after a very short illness, and in the prime
of manhood, Mr. WILLIAM BRERETON NIGHTINGALL, eldest
son of Mr. H. Nightingall, surgeon to our Workhouse, in the 33rd
year of his age.

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