The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-15 00:00:00

On the 16th ultimo; aged 23- years. JOHN THOMAS ; on
the 23d, aged 4 years, ALFRED JAMES; and on the sth instant.
aged 5$- years, HORATIO WILLIAM, sons of Mr. EDWARD
CATCH UOLE, title-surveyor of her Majesty's Customs, all of
whooping cough and measles.

On the 2311 ultimo, ,
RICHARD DICKINSON, of Carter-street, and eldest daub
of the late Mr. James Duncan ; also, on the 6th instant, a
3 weeks, ELLEN DUNCAN, infant daughter of the above
On the 26th ult., at the house of Dr. Craig:. of
aged 60, Lieut. J. MOFFATT, ILN., A"
steam-ship Niagara.
On the 29th ultimo, at Paris,
widow of the celebrated naturalist.
On the 30th ultimo, at 34, Bootle-lane,.bed 18, WILLIAM,
second son of Mr. SAMUEL SPOONLEY, of Scotland-road.
Same day, at his residence, Gibson-square, London, Mr.
SAMUEL MAUNDER. the author of Pinnock's Catechisms
and of several other educational and scientific works.
Same day, at the residence of his daughter, at Burlingham,
in his 77th year, ItOBT. MILLING, Esq., formerly of Strump-
'thaw.
On the Ist instant, aged 66, Mrs. CA

10, MARGARET, wife of Mr

iralty agent of the

187, MADAME CUVIER,

TIIERINE HOLME,
Litherland.

widow 01 the late
On the 3rd instant, at Beech's Railwiy Hotel, Birmingham,
from an attack of inflammation of the lungs, which came on
somewhat suddenly and baffled all medical skill, in his 77th
year, the Hen. and Right Rev. EDMUND KNOX, D.D., Lord
Bishop of Limerick. Deceased married, in 1793, the daughter"
of Sir Thomas Hesketli, Bart., who died in 1837, and by whom
he bad issue seven children. He was consecrated Bishop of
Killahae, in 1P33, and translated in ti►e following year to L►me-
rick, the value of which see is about £5,000 per annum. For
the last fourteen years his lordship had been residing on the
continent.
Same day, at Bootle, awfully se,'

den, aged 72, Miss HANNAH
late RICHARD ROPER, Esq.
Same day, in her 25th year, MARY ROSINA, eldest daughter
of the Rev. JOHN KELLY, of Prescot, formerly of Wakefield.
Same day, at Balbriggan, aged 99, the Rev. GALBRAITH
FENTON. Deceased was the oldest clergyman in the Esta-
blished Church, and preserved his mental faculties to the last.
On the 4th instant, aged 55, the Rev. MILES FORMBY,
M.A., of Melling, fourth son of the late Rev. R. Formby, of
Formby-ball, one of the magistrates of this county.
Same day, at his seat, near Reading, Lieutenant-General Sir
JASPER NICHOLAS, K.C.8., who entered the army in 1793,
was present at many battles in Europe and Asia, and held the
office of Commander-in Chief to the East Indies from Igo^
1843. The deceased was Colonel of the sth Fusileer.
On the sth instant, at Bodinan, Anglesea, aged
PARRY, late landlord of the Great Britain Vain,
street, Toxteth-park, after ten months' painful illness, which
he bore with Christian fortitude. In life respected, and in
death lamented.

ROPER, niece of tl

7, RICHARD
Grafton-

Same day, at the Queen's Head Inn, 81,
Mr. RICHARD PILIONGTON, of Birkenl,
ber-merchant, of Blackburn.

Turn, aged 63,

id, formeily tim:

On the 6tli instant, at Holt-hill, Tranmere, aged 4 years,
MARY ANN, second daughter of Mr. ROGER LEECH
Same day, aged 7 months, ADELAIDE, (taught(
THOMAS BROWN, wine and spirit dealer, Scotland-road
Same day, aged 11 months, EMMA, only daugi
ROBERT HARRISON, 8, Albert-street, Everton.
Same day, at Well Head, Halifax, CHRISTOPHER RAW-
SON, Esq., formerly of Hope-hall, and for many years an ex-
tensive banker.
On the 7th instant, at the Priory, Rawmarsh, near Rother-
ham, aged 75, Captain P. J. D. HACKETT, father of Mr. C. D.
Hackett, organist of St. Peter's Church, in this town. De-
ceased entered the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards in the year
1792, and has held five commissions during fifty-six years of
service.

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Same day, at Caistor, aged 78, JOHN, son of the late Mr.
JOHN ROBERTS, of Kirmond, near Rasen. Deceased was a
very extraordinary man. He was born without legs, and only
arms as far as the elbows ; yet be could break the most restive
horses. Horsebreaking was his sole employment. Iron books
were fastened to his elbows, by which he held the bridle, &c.
On the Bth instarlt, at the residence of her brother-in•law
',bless of six years, aged 31, Mrs. CATHE

after a lingering.
RINE LEWTAS.

Same day, at the house of her father, Mr. William Entwistle
aged 40, MARY, widow of the late J. S. BENSTED, R.N. ,
Same day, at the Glebe-house, Maghull, MARY ANN only
daughter of the late Rev. THOMAS HOLDEN, of Halsall.
Same day, aged 2 years and 3 months, HENRIETTA JANE,
youngest daughter of Mr. THOMAS ROBERTS.
On the 9th instant, at Sea-bank, Liscard, aged 63, Mrs. ELI-
ZABETH BRISTOW.
Same day, of fever, aged 45, Mr. WALTER HALL, upwards
of twenty years clerk to the Inspector-General of her Itl-'
Customs at this port.
Same day, in London, a,na

jesty's

Governor of Gibraltar,
merly M.P. for Southwa

Sir ROBERT WILSON, late
and Colonel of the 15th Hussars. for.

Same day, the Re,
Church. Deceased was return,..
dog-cart, which came in contact
thrown out and fell upon his head, c.
brain, of which he died.
Same day, in York-terrace, Everton, SARAH, infant daugh
ter of Mr. J. G. GELLAR.
On the 10th instant.
the late Mr. John 0!:, er, printer.
Same day, at the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Styche of Clif-
ton-park, Birkenhead, of consunption,:uged 17, ELIZA CHAM-
BERLAIN. -

Mr. THELWALL, curate of Erbistock
' • home from Erbistock in his

th a cart, when he was
using concussion of the

u. J. OLIVER, youngest daughter of

Same day, JOHN, infant son of Mr. E. DAVIES, of Pleasant-
reet, Kirkdale.

Same day. at Torquay, aged 19, ELLEN, the beloved daugh-
ter of JAMES CAWLEY, Esq., of Heath-house, Runcorn.
On the 11th instant, at her residence, in Queen-street, Lan-
caster, aged 83, ANN CROSFIELD, widow of the late George
Crosfield, of Lancaster, and mother of the late Geo. Crosfield,
of this town.
Same day, of typhus
SON, bookbinder.
On the 12th instant, at the -esidence of Mrs. Cowdro
nama Cottage, Wallasey, much and deservedly respectd, in her
25th year, MARGARET, daughter of the late JOHN TOM-
LINSON, Esq., of London.

.ed 44, Mr. SAMUEL DAW-

•
Same day, at Gresford Bank, near Wrexham, MARIA, the
beloved wife of WILLIAM WRIGHT, Esq., and youngest
daughter of the late Thomas Oakes, Esq., of Pembroke-place.
On the 13th instant, at Thorp Arch, Yorkshire. aged 58, RO-
BEAT HALL BOWNAS, Esq., lateof this town.
Same (inv. at Lavnr,,,.l.-

GARET, wife o

9, MAR-

r. WILLIAit