The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-02-09 00:00:00

DIED

Sir DAVID ERSKINE, Bart.
Suddenly, aged 32, DAVID PARRY, late coachman to Dr.
Brandreth ; he was universally respected and most deservedly re-
gretted by all who had the pleasure of his Society.
At Blackburn, ROBERT WALSH, of the township of Clayton-
le-Moors, aged 95, also his daughter, ANN COOK, aged 75, their
joint periods of life extending to 170 years. This venerable
patriarch was married but once, and the number of his children by
that marriage was ten. The numerical muster of those who have
issued from his loins, including children and great-grandchildren,
is no less than 212.
Lately, at the extraordinary age of 105, MARY CONRY, of
Ballymaeallon, near Moyvore, county of Tipperary. She retained
the use of all her faculties to the last, and only lay in bed a few
days prior to her death.
On the 22nd of August, aged 34, Mr. FRANCIS HARE, brother
of Captain Hare, of this port. He was lost overboard from the
ship Urgent, when on her passage from London for Calcutta.
On the 6th ult., at Greenock, N. 8., aged 10 years, EMILY HAR.
RISON, daughter of JAS. BLACK, Esq., professor of languages,
late of this town.
On the 18th ult., at Keighiey, Yorkshire, aged 45, MARY, wife of
the Rev. JAMES ALLEN, Wesleyan minister, and daughter of Mr.
James Bradshaw, of Witton, Northwhich.
On the 19th ult., at Tattenhall, in his 70th year, Captain JAMES
HASLER, who for thirty-three years sailed in and out of this port
to the West Indies and Africa. He lived a life of honour and
usefulness.
On the 20th ult., at the Grove, near Durham, aged 78,
ELIZABETH, relict of STEPHEN GEORGE KEMBLE, Esq. In
early life Mrs. Kemble, formerly Miss Satchell, was one of the first
actresses of her day, and was decidedly the greatest favourite ever
attached to the Newcastle stage. In almost every range of cha-
racter she was eminently successful. She was allowed to be the
best Ophelia on the stage ; and she was equally excellent in the
difficult and very opposite characters of Mrs. Haller, Portia, Nell,
ißaeraetrrriecde,b Cowslip, Cicely, Homespun, Arc. Her remains were
Durham ,b Cowslip,
of her late husband, at the Nine Altars, in
On the 26th ult., aged 38, Mr. JAMES POYNTON,
Paradise-street.draper,
On the 6th instant, Miss MARY JOHNSON, daughter of the late
Mr. John Johnson, of Kirkdale, aged SO years.

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