The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-30 00:00:00

Same day, sit Cher
of LieutenaLt H. L. WILLIAMS. It.N

ed 16, GEORGE, only surviving son

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joSnamNe,
odtadyy
soni
of e fet.r4-tsatirnercq6ocfccomuMption, aged 13 years,
On the Igth instant, aged 24, Mr. G. H. TOMKINSON, of
Stafford, son of Mr J. Toinkinson, formerly of Wa:rington.
On the igth instant, Mrs. ELIZA BE IA REYNOI.DS, in her
Sit h year, late of 'flthebarn-street, and formerly of the city of
Chester.
On the 20th instant,
year, ROBERT BENSON, Esc,.
Same day. at Warrington, in his a,
MATHER, for nearly eight years organise Grappenlia 1, a'fbieshire.
Same day, at River-street, Myridleton-square. London, in his
53d year, HILLIARD ALTON, Esq., her Majesty's Vice-Consul
for the Island of Tercei.a. Azores.
Same day, at Linwood. Lyndtitnst, in the New Forest, Lieut-
General sir CHARLES PHILLIPS.
Same day, aged d Months, ISAAC, son of Mr. I. STOREY.
On the 21st instant. at Weavcrharn, Miss MARROW, late Of
Crouton, Cheshire,
Same d.,y, at Ins house. in Falkner-street, aged s 6 years, Mr.
G. THOMAS.
Same day. at her residence, at Eeremont. JANE, only sue_tvoiywinng. daughter of the late FRANCIS HURRY, Esq., of this

Sussex square. Lordon, in his 62d

i%,!r. J. STRETCK

arish. church,

Sime day, of inflammation of the brain, WILLIAM, youngest
son of the late Mr. WM GRAYS N, plumber and glazier.
Same day, at :he residence of his father, at Upper Dromore.
near Mallow, C. E. P. O'LEARY, Esq., barrister-at-law. He
was near ki,sman to the L berator, iti.d travelled with him
during the monster met t ogs t 1,4 I.

Same day, aged 62 years, Miss DOROTHY PHILLIPS, up—
ho!steress.

On the 22nd instant, in St. Mary's place, Edge-hilt, aged 23
months, MARY JAN B. daughter of the Rev. DAVID THOM.
Same day, at Windsor, aged 3u, Mr. THOMAS WOOD_
NORTH, cliss deAer.

Same d ,37. in Temple-end, Pleasington, aged 41, Mr. THOS
DEVVIIURT. draper. late of Preston.

Same day, iii Oxford ,trec

Same day, at Warrington

d sti, Miss GREEN.
gect 88, Mr. WM. WALL:UNE(

late of Chipping

On the 23rd instant, at e house of her son-in-law. Mr. W.
CHa.ptitaoitnigsJoalm' Jarme, Est.lmE '‘hl°. rr \)DS“' relict of the late
Liverpool B ues,"
and mother of e late Mr. John Edmonds, tide surveyor, of
this port [ln our obituary )1 last ye it we noticed the demise
of the last survivor of this regime t
Same day, at Ciiltcottage. Union Mills, Isle of Man, aged 47,
ANN, wife of Quartermaster•serjeant FRASER.
On the '4th tart aged 15 years. ANN, sec.;nd daughter of
Mr. JOHN LEWIS KELLY, Wesley-street. Toxteth park.
Same day, aged 41 years, Mr. JOsEPII MOORE, letterpress-
printer.

Same day. at his resideuce, in Queen Anne
Mr. JOSEPH BEESLEY.

Same day, aged 30. Mr. FREDERICK ADCOCK, cher

eac, mbe.

I Same day, age
I late Mr. Edward Butcher.
Same day, aged 25, ELIZABETH MA RGA ttEl , the beloved
wife of Mr. HENRY EWA' k RD JONES, of Bloom-street, and
daughter of the late Rev D,..vid Jones, formerly rector of
Llanddoget, Denbighshire.
On the 25th instant, SARAH, wife of Mt. J. K. HUTTON, Of
Upper Stanhope-street, Toxteth-pat lc.
Same day, at ,t. Leonard's-hill. near Windsor, in consequence
of having taken a quantity of laudavum, in mistake fora draught
sent her by her medical attendant, the Marquise D'HAEL
COURT.
Sane day In his 26th year, Mr. JOHN GUTHRIE, of Port-
land-place, Ever ton.
On the 26th In,tant, after a short Illness. aged 76. at his re.
sidence, 31, Richmond-row, Mr. WALKER, the eminent As-
tronomer. He was universally ae • nowledged to be one of the
most taten'ed lecturers of the day, his loss in the scientific
circle will be greatly felt, as his m inner of explanation and
apparatus, coupled with his statlitne reflection on the power,
goodness and attributes of his Maker, could not be surpassed.
Same day, of convuhions, aged to months, EDWARD SAND-
BROOK, son of Mr. DAN! 1,..L BAUGH, of WolstenhOhne-
square

48, ISABELLA BUTCHER, widow of the

Same day, HENRY, infant son of Mr. ABRAM GARTSIDE.
Same (lay, in Cleveland-street. Birkenhead, after a linger;ng
illness, aged 40, ELIZ %BETH, wife of Mr. K. L. GOSSAGE.
Same day, Mr. JAMES TRACY. ~f Thomas-street.
On the 27th instant, aged t 4 MARY, wife of Mr. WILLIAM
JOHNSON, cheeselactor, Old Rrpety.
Same cay, seed F. years, JANET, eldest daughter of Mr. D.
HUGHES, of the yce m.
Same day, in his 4th year, THOMAS HEWAN SAYER, only
son of E. H. sayer, punlican. T.th barn-street.
On the 28th instant, at Olive Mount, near Wavertree, Mrs.
GLIDDON, alter a lingering illness, in the soth year of her age.

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LIVERF

'OOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JUN

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In-patient. cured 291 In-patient
Relieved and at own request G Ont-h,v
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ular Out-patients
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1 / Remaining in Cho I
Dead ...... •• • .
Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Da
House surecon Mr.ll`Cheane.

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