The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30 00:00:00

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At Elgin, aged 107, Mrs. Batchen. This long-liver dwelt. in Elgin
from infancy. She was, in the year of the rebellion, 1745, servant to
Lady Arradowal, who, at that time, resided in the house formerly be-
longing to the Earls of Sutherla nil, and lately called Ilatchen's-hall,
portion of the east wing of which still stands. Prince Charles Stuart,
on his way to Culloden, slept in this house, and the subject of the pre*
sent hotiee helped to make his bed. She used to relate, that her mis.
stris4,.Ladv Arralowal, a stanch Jacobite, laid aside the sheets in
whiertthe Prince had lain, and gave strict orders that, when she died,
they might be used as her shroud. Mrs Matchers for a long period en.;
joyed good health, and was at the fish-market a few days previous to
her death.

On the 2d instant, at Preston, aged 52,,Mr. Thomas Dobson, house
agent and provision-de.ler.
On the sth instantlefter a lingerir, illness, of five years, Mr. W.
Jones, shoemaker, Banton, near Malpas, Cheshire father of Mrs.
Reed, 1-1 ighfleld-street.

On'thelOthinst;ini,Sit her house, Mary Ann-street, aged .78,- Mrs,
I:lizalieth Hughes, relict of Mr. Hugh Hughes, slater and plasterer,
much respected.
On the 15th instant, aged 57. Marc, the wife of 'kr. T. Kelly, ship-
wright.
On the 18th instant, at the house of her son-in-law, Dr. Beeler, of
Birmingham, after a sudden and painful illness, Maria, relict of the
late Charles Woodward. Esq. of this town.
On the 19th inst int, at Fisherrow, near Edinburgh, the Rev. George
Hill, M.A. son•in-law of the'Rev. Dr. Stewart, of this town. . .
On the 21st instant, at his residence, No. 147, Park-lane, aged 37.
Mr. Charles Stewart. The deceased, at the period of his death, was a
trustee and member of the committee of Licensed Victuallers in this
town, to whose exertions on their behalt the Soviety is principally
indebted for its present stability. He was, for the second time, in..
stalled master of the Merchants' Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted.
Masons. His funeral took olave, at the Mount Cemetery, on Satutdsy
morning last, when the' mortal remains were followed to their last
resting place, by the friends and members of the societies to which hir
belonged in fourteen mourning-coaches, deeply deploring his early
dissolution and the lust of a sincere and much-lamented acquaintance.
On the 22d instant, at her house. Myrtle-street South, in her 70th,
year, Mary, relict of the late Wm. Bolt, Esq. of Wjslthy.
On the 22d instant. in l'arliament-street, Mr. Thomas k...dwattlii, aged.
49. sincerely respected by a large circle of Merida..
On the 24th instant, suddenly, Harriet :Ashton, only child of Mr.
Henry C. Belne, Clarence-street, aged 19. months.
On the 25th instant, at the Rectory-house. Draycot, Staffordshire.
the Rev. Robert Porter, aged 64, for several years rector of the above'
I.laee.

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On the :251h inStant, at lit;eston. near Northwich, Mr. George Lis-
sant Cox, gentleman, in the 91st year of his age.
On the 26th instant, at her house, in Thornton-place, in the 68th,
Tear of her age. Hannah, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John
Pletcher, of this town. ,
On the 26th instant. at her house, in Beau-street, Mrs. Clewes.
On the 26th instant. aged 21. Mr. Joseph A rk,e. Moss-street.
On the 96th instant, of croup. aged 5 years, Nicholas, youngest son
N. Ruskell, Esq of GAmbier.terroce.
On the 26th instant. aged $l. F.lizabeth, wife of Mr. Ralph Slater,
watch-maker, much respected by all who knew her.
On the 27th instant. after a long illness, Catherine Amelia, eldest'
daughter of John ilighfi •Id, E.g. Great George-street.
On the 27th- instant, smblelly, at his residence, Mu-my-Street, aged
51, Mr. Samuel Charlesilammond, of the Ilumtntims nn,
square, of an affection of the heart. Mr. 1.1. was formerly connected
with the theatrical profession as an actor, and in his line was considered
unequalled. He was a member of the Theatre-Ito% al company. of this
town and Manchester, and seceded from it to undertake the business
of a publican, in which sitit“tion, as well for his private virtues as hits
Public conduct, he was universally respected by a large circle .0f
friends.