The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-04 00:00:00

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On the 13th January, on board the baique Friend
port, aged 21, RICHARD HEYDEN, second son c
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t field, where he arrived April
6th August, on his passage to Ctilcutta, aged 23, Mr
HENRY BLhASDALE, second officer of the ship Stc•rm King
and youngest son of Captain John Illeasdale, of this town. Hi

fell Overbiiard from a

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On the '24th of September, at Sierra Leone, where he had
resided for thirty-one years, suddenly, LOGAN HOOK. Esq.,
her Majesty's Collector of Customs, and Senior Member of
Council of that colony.

On the 14th October, at __ _ Muir, Banchory Ternan,
aged 68, A. ItEID, a most singular character. His remarkable
slothfulness compelled him to lead a life of great wretchedness.
He never thought of repairing or renewing anything, conse-
quently his house was a mass of ruins, and the remnant left of
its roof was supported by such an incredible number of posts
that it was a difficult matter to find a passage to the fireside,
•hirb -4, appalled rather than e 1
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fain of ashes, the removal of which had ever been too great a
task for the singular being who had allowed them thus to accu-
mulate in his dwelling, access to which could only be obtained
by force or strata::em. The deceased_ quackery, and
at ti- --I‘,,kt,cp.ough - Hr -1t in

Limes was 111Clih, _O.l co accomplish a cure. ie dem.
no remedies which-wtre not composed of herbs, which he ga-
thered at certain hours of the day or night ; and, when his
nostrums failed to effect a cure, he attributed it to "unlucky
eyes" having seen him., collecting the herbs. He was studious
not to do anything like other people, consequently his crops

were sowed and reaped long after the usual season. Sandy was
a great weather-prophet, and took much delight in reading and
storing up old almanacs. He was once dependant on his own
fortune ; but for the last ten years he existed on the charity of
his neighbours, whose houses he continued to crawl to regu-
larly till within a few days of his death.
On the 22d October. in Clarence-grove, Everton, aged 15,
THOMAS PHYTHIAN
On the

i ultimo,
near Antioch, after a residence of upwards
of fifty years in Syria, Egypt, (as Consul-General,) and other
eastern lands, JOHN BARKER, Esq., so wel!-known and ap-
. .

oriental r
that interestir „
On the tith ultimo, MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN MTALL, of
Northumberland-street, Toxteth-park.

arches and the aid he gaie to fellow-labourei's in
field.

Is, aged

Mr. WM

Halifax,

Back, Esq., of

On the 10th ultimo, at Brussels, Mrs. ELIZABETH EATON,
daughter of the late Isaac Hodgson, of this town.
On the 19th ultimo, at Auchterarder, N. 8., ROBT. SMIT-
TON, merchant, father of John Smitton, late of her Majesty's
Customs at this port.
On the 21st ultimo, at Shrewsbury, Miss HUGHES, daughter
of the late Rev. E.. Hughes, of Kimmel Park, St. Asaph, and
sister to the Right Hon. Lord Dinorben.

86, THOMAS DUNNINGTON, Esq., of
tr York, formerly of Ardwick-green, Man-

Same day, at Great Maldon, after a protracted illness, Lieut.-
Colonel H. S. PHILLIPS, C. 8., who so brilliantly distinguished
himself in the battles which took place in India during the
Punjaub. Deceased entered the army in 1824.
iltimo, in Mount Pleasant, JAMES SAMUEL,
JAMES BORTHWICK.
„Jame clay, JOHN, infant son of Mr. JAMES CAPEY, of
Brownlow-hill.

only son of M

Same day. in Mullingar workhouse, Ireland, aged 102, MARY
PIGEON, the first inmate of the house.
Same day, in his 24th year, THEOPHILUS, eldest son of the
late SOLOMON I)ESKRISAY, Esq., of Prince Edwards's Is-
land. ‘Vhile in the discharge of his duty, as second officer of
the ship Rienzi, lying in the Mersey, he fell overbyard and was

3d ultimo, in Kirkdale, aged 92, JANE LEE, for
many years servant to the late It. Bailiff, Esq., of Fish-pond
house, Pleasant-street, Kirkdale.
Same day, at Rhyl, after five days of severe affliction, Mr.
PHILIP HUGHES, son of Mr. J. Hughes, of Colomendy,
aged 27 years,
On the '24th ultimo, in William Henry-street, aged 58,
SARAH, wife of Mr. WM. HALE HUGHES, and daughter of
the late Mr. S. Price, of Berse, near Wrexham.

drowned
On the

Same day, after a protracted illness, WILHELMIA, wife of
EGERTON LEIGH, Esq., of Jodrell-hall, Cheshire.
Same day, at Aigburth, aged 39, Mr. FRANCIS ALLEN, for
more than.twenty years the faithful and indefatigable servant
of A. Harrison, Esq.

On the 25th 'ultiino, aged 69, Mrs. M'MILLAN, widow of
Mr. Alexander M‘Millan.

Same day, PETER, youngest son of NATHAN KEVAN,
Esq., of Everton.
Same day, at Bury, aged 100 years, less one month, Mrs. S.
NEWLING. For a considerable number of years the only
sustenance of the deceased was bread, which she was in the
habit of carrying with her continually, and as continually
munching, after cutting it into small pieces with a clasp-knife,
which was her constant companion, being, like bread, scarcely
ever absent from her hand. The deceased had five sons and
daughters, and at the time of her death had forty grandchildren
living, and great and great-great children in such numbers that
no member of the family has been bold enough to attempt the
task of reckoning them up; but it was supposed the number
would be 150 at least. The wife of one of the grandchildren,
residing at Cambridge, gave birth to twins a few days back.
On the 26th ultimo, ROBERT, youngest son of Mr. ROBERT
JONES, accountant, Upper Beau-street.
On the 27th ultimo, at the residence of her brother, W.
Bird, Esq., of Rock Ferry, aged 51, Miss JANE BIRD.
Same day, in Edge-lane, aged 78, JANE, relict of WILLIAM
POWER, Esq.
Same day, in St. Anne-street, aged 38, WM. ROSKELL, Esq.
Same day, in his 86th year, JOHN HENRY PEACOCK,
Esq., for sixty years proprietor of the London and City of
London Taverns, and Ayott Cottage, near Welwyn' Herts.
• Same day, aged 22, FREDERICK LASCELLES, youngest
son of J. W. Lascelles, Esq.
Same day, in Kirkdale, ELIZABETH, wife of WILLIAM
LYON, carver and gilder, and daughter of James Wilkinson,
Esq., of Fairfield, much respected and beloved by her sur-
viving friends.
On the 28th ultimo, in a chemist's shop in Birchin's-lane,
London, having been taken suddenly and fatally ill when
alighting from an omnibus, Mr. TURQU A ND, one of the offi-
cial assignees in the court of Mr. Commissioner Shepherd.
Same day, in London, Mr. Sergeat [AWES, chief registrar
of the Court of Bankruptcy.
Same day, in Chester, aged 49, MARGARET, wife of the
Rev. H. S. JOSEPH, chaplain of Chester Castle.
On the 29th ultimo,. at 7, Everton-brow, DELTA, wife of
EDWARD POTTER, Esq.
day, after a short illy
OS. JEFFT-

_.as, THOMAS, second son of the
late Rev. Ti incumbent of Little Leigh, Cheshire:
On the3Oth ultimo, in Nursery-street, of water on the brain,
aged 8 years and 4 months, JAMES PONSONBY HILL, a fine
intelligent boy, sixth son of G. Ifill, Esq.
Same day, CHARLES FREDERICK, infant son of Mr.
FREDERICK STROMEYER, of Canning-terrace.
Same day, after seven days' illness of scarletina, a,,,,ed 2
years and 3 months, WILLIAM OWEN, son of Mr. D. R,
JONES, bookkeeper, No. 11. Mount-street --
Same day, ALICE,. youngest clang+
DUCKWORTH, 32, Juvenal-street.
Same day, at her ft,
MARTHA DALI?
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JAMES

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's residence, No, 42, Lodge-lane,
relict of the late William Dale, of Styal.
sit, shortly after childbikth, aged 30, ELLEN,
TOWNSEND, letterpress:-printer.
t' Llangollen; after a few days illness,
WORTHINGTON, Esq., formerly of this
I instant, aged 35, Mr. JOHN CASI

Thomas Case

:, son of Alr