The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-11 00:00:00

of the Society of Friends, a distir

of forty years a total obit
Same day, at the residence of
of Ormskirk, JONATHAN BRIDGI

On the 2ith ultimo, at Gat(
E. GATEACRE, Esq., late col

On the

25th ultimo

WRIGHT, farmer

r. W. G. Tilsiey

;ed 8 years. He was

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re Militia.
Mr. MARK

Same da-y, in Bute-street, of consumption, aged 26, Mr. JAS
WILLIAMS.

On tha 27th ultimo, in his 87th year, the Rev. A. KELLY, of
Castlekelly. Deceased was sixth in direct descent from Colonel
O'Kelly, who served under the Earl of Clanricarde at Kinsale,
temp. Queen Elizabeth, and who was the last acknowledged
chief of Hymaine.

Same driy, after a tedious illness, aged 60, MARY, wife of
Mr. JAMES PHILLIPS, of Frankhy, Cheshire.
Same day, aged 79, JANE, wife of Mr. WILLIAM WALTON,
of Sheffield Moor, and daughter of the late Mr. Moses Howard,
surgeon, Dale-street, in this town.

On the 28th ultimo, aged 26, Mr. BENJ. BOLTON, of High-
field Cottage, eldest son of Mr. Bolton, cotton spinner, Black-
burn.

On the
shoe mai,

ltb ultimo, aged 27, Mr. ISA&C JONES, boot and
Kensington. _ _

Same day, of influenza, in his 79th year, Mr. J. LOUGH,
of Ormskirk.

Same day, after a few days' illness, in Oxford-street North,
aged 47, Mr. JOHN WESTHEAD.
Same day, at Tranmere, of 'looping cough, aged 2 years,
MARY E., youngest daughter of Mr. J. HARDERN, printer.
On the 30th ultimo, in Lodge-lane, aged 41, MARTHA,
widow of the late Mr. WM. DALE, of Styall.
Same day, MARY TYRER, only daughter of Mr. BARTHO-
LOMEW MAWDSLEY, builder, Christian-street.
Same day, at Overton-hall, Ftintshire, the residence of his
mother, Mr. FREDERICK RANDLES.
Same day, at Manchester, aged 36, Mr. ROBERT HUGHES,
grocer, late of Stanhope-street, in this town.
On the Ist instant, at Stonehaven, in Scotland, 1n his 65th
year, after a lingering and painful illness. occasioned by being
thrown from a carriage, Mr. J. H. EVANS, M.A., pastor of the
Baptist Chapel in John-street, Doughty-street, London, for
nearly thirty years. The deceased gentleman had not preached
since August, 1818. Most of his relatives were connected with
the Establishment. His father, the Rev. Dr. Evans, was pre-
bend of Salisbury Cathedral, and Mr. Evans, an only son, was
also an ordained minister of the established church. His first
curacy was Milford, in Hampshire, a village five miles from
Lymington. Here he continued for a time; but he soon left
the Establishment, not without the remonstrances of friends
and the sorrow of near relatives. Mr. Evans continued in Mil-
ford, where a small chapel was built which still remains, and,
by the assistance of the present chapel at John-street, has been
continued. On one of his visits to Taunton, where he occa-
sionally preached, Mr. Drummond was induced to go and hear
Mr. Evans ; and a friendship sprang up. which ultimately led
Mr. Drummond to build the chapel in John-street and present
it entirely free to Mr. Evans for life. The circumstances,
therefore, in which the chapel and congregation are now placed
are somewhat peculiar; nor is it yet known whether the build-
ing will be retained or a new and larger place built. It is re-
markable that Mr. Noel, now the pastor, had only commenced
his labours the second Sabbath in the past month. Mr.
Evan's remains were brought to London. The funeral took
place on Thursday, and was attended by four hundred mem-
bers of the Baptist connexion.
Same day, Mr. JOSEPH EVANS, auctioneer.

Same day, in her 85th year, MARGARET, widow of Mr,
JOHN BURNETT.

Same day, at Seacombe, Cheshire, aged 7 weeks, CATHE-
RINE, infant daughter of THOMAS ELFORP ; and, on Tues-
day, aged 3 years, CHARLES HENRY, son of the above.
Sanie day, aged 40. Mr. JOHN GRAYFON, of Temple-street.
Same day, MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN KAY, of Wilton-
street, and daughter of the late Mr. THOMAS STEPHENSON,
of Upper Newington.
Same day, of inflammation of the brain, in her 14th year,

ANN JANE, second daughter of Mr. THOMAS GRAYSOSTTa

Sparling-street.
On the 2nd instant, at the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway,
Offices, in her 90th year, Mrs. ANN ALLEN, a descendant of
the ancient family of Lelands, of Nottinghamshire, and first
cousin to T, Houldsworth, Esq., M.P.
Same day, aged 53, JOHN, eldest son of the late Mr. WIL-
LIAM MULVEY, shipbuilder, Chester.
R Same day, aged 63, JANE ATCLIFFE BARROW, wife of
David Barrow, Esq., of Prescot, and eldest daughter of the late
Rev. J. Barnes, formerly vicar of Huyton.

Same day, in Clarence-street, aged 54, ELIZABETH, relict
of the late Mr. WM. FENWICK, of Durham.
On the 3d instant, aged 49, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. G.
MORTON.

Same day, at Frodsham, aged 65, WM. HAYES, Esq.
Same day aged 84, Mrs. JANET MOSSES, mother of the
late Mr. ALEXANDER MOSSES, portrait-painter.
Same day, aged 51, Mr. JOHN WH/TBY, cooper.
. .

On the 4th instant, CHARLOTTI
late JOHN MYERS, Esq., of Crosby House

youngest daughter of the

Same day, at
CHEESBROUGH, surgeon
Same day, aged 73, Mr. THOMAS THOMPSON, of Chest(

'emont, Cheshire, Mr. JOHN

Same dap, in Noithumberland-street,Foxteth-park,
21, ANNA MARTA, wife of Mr. HENRY CHAPNIAN.

Same day, at Neston, aged 84, Mrs. TUNSTALL, for many
years the highly-respectable landlady of the Pidgeon-house,
near Dublin.

Same day, awfully sudden, aged 48, MARY, wife of Mr.
THOMAS BANCROFT, of Much Woolton.

Same day, at Edinburgh, WM. IltiING, Esq., stockbroker,
brother of Mr. Richard Irving, of the firm of Messrs. M‘Nair,
Greenhow, and Irving, of Manchester.
_ _

Same day, at Old Brompton, aged 44, the Hon. T. STAPLE-
TON, F.S.A., P.R.S., vice-president of the Society of Anti-
quaries, cod brother of the Right Hon. Lord Beaumont.

On the sth instant, at the residence of her daughter, aged
56, GRACE, relict of the late Mr. CHARLES WOOLLEY, late
of Chester.

Same day, at his father's residence, Preston, aged 45, the
Rev. JOSHUA PALEY, M.A., incumbent of Pemberton. He
bad laboured most faithfully in his divine master's service,
preaching the truth as it is in Jesus amidst much opposition
He was kind to the poor, and a good friend to the young, a'
anxious for their eternal welfare. Few ministers will hav,
(lied more deeply lamented by the members of his congrega-
tion.

On the Gth instant, aged 10 months, WILLIAM, son of Mr.
EDWARDSON, of Devon-street.
Same day, at Birkenhead, aged 22, Mr. RD. GILL, only
surviving son of Captain Henry Gill, late of this town.
Same day, aged 1 year and 11 months, ALFRED WILLIAM,
youngest son of Mr. CAHILL, of Henry-street, Birkenhead.
On the 7th instant, in Windsor-street, aged 72, Mrs.
HUGHEQ, mother-in-law of Captain Heron, and for more
than fifty years a consistent member of the Welsh Calvinistic
Methodists.

same day, aged 35, Mr. WILLIAM RENSHAW, printer.
Same day, at St. Domingo-terrace, Everton, deeply lamented

by a;
BETH

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of Everton, and niece of Colin Campbell, E
Having lived a Christian, she expired in y
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Same day, at Croston, near Cho
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