The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-18 00:00:00

DIED

On the 15th February, in his 20th year, WILLIAM ROSCOE,
eldest son of Mr. WM. JOHNSON, solicitor. Deceased and
seventeen of the crew of the Scamander were washed overboard

from that yes
Pines, and all, with one exc
On the 7th August
STABLE, co(
to

Len on a v

from Sydney
perished.

he Isle of

aged 34, Mr. JAMES
Stable, cooper, of this

On the 13th August
aged 30, Capt. C. E. S

at Hobart Town, Van Dieman's Land,
TANLEY, of the Royal Engineers, third
of Norwich, and private secretary to the

Governor of Van Dieman's Land.'
On the 15th September, in the outs
aged 19, GEORGE BRUCE, jun., so

s at Buenos Ayres,
r. G. Bruce, of this

side the brig Gauntlet.
On the 27th ult., at Gatehous

, aged 82, ROBERT WALKER
.ng Neil Gow, in several charac

musician on the violin, res,
teristics, and well known a
On the t9th ultimo, at

Lged 63, widow of

place, and mother of the Rcv. David Brown, of St. Andrew's
Church, Rodney-street, in this town. She possessed a superior
mind and heart, as the small volume of poems, written by her,
and published in 1838, sufficiently attests. Throughout life she
maintained a spotless reputation ; and not till its closing scene
did she reveal he tact, that in early life, at the age of fourteen,
she was trought under the saving impressions of the truth as
it is in Christ, by hearing it declared and enforced by one of
his servants. In her was the saying confirmed, that true re-
ligion shuns noise and ostentation. The grace of the Gospel,
which the thus early received and embraced, was her support
and solace amid all the trials of her life, and these were not
few, (only three children out of eleven survive her,) and it up-
held her an the valley and shadow of death. She spoke during
her last illness with perfect composure of her end.

Same day, at Penrith, in his .76th year, ti
HAYDOCK, the eminent biblical scholar, and editor of a valua-
ble edition of the Bible, in three volumes. Deceased was pas-
sionately fond of children, and, being wealthy, exercised his

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duality to ac

ble extent senor

Same day, aL:ed 80, Mr. HUGH ROBERTS, bricklayer
On the Ist instant, suddenly, aged onevear, LOt
only daughter of Mr. D. GRAVES, teacher.
Same day, at Ecclesfield, aged 95, SARAH, wife of Mr. JOS_
SENIOR, nailmakeri and on the 4th instant, aged 97, Mr. J.
SENIOR.
On the ~d instant, in Wellington-road, after a few week's
illness, aged 30, Mr. WM. FENTON, of St. John the Baptist's
school.

k MARIA,

Mr. SAMUEL DICKINS,

Same day, aged 41, ELIZA, wife of
pawnbmker, Church-street, `Wigan.
Same day, at her residence, Dingle-bill, Toxteth-park, Mrs
JANE DANDY, deeply regretted by all who knew her.
On the 3d instant, at Belle Villa, Heytesbury-street, Dublin
Mr. DUN LEVY, father of Dr. Donlevy, of this town. His lite
racy attainments were of the very first order.
On the 4th instant, a;ed 40, Mr. JOHN BARON, formerly of
C' ester-road, Huline.

Same day, he wife of T. STEEL, Esq., of Tuddeuham,
Cam-
bridge. The deceased was married on the let instant. Her
death was the result of a cold caught while on the marriage
tour. .

Same day, in St. James's-place aged 64, Mr. JAS. MANN.
On the 6th instant, aged 77, SARAH, relict of the late WM,
DAVIES, of Great Crosby, and mother of the Rev. P. Davies,
late of Lisbon College. . .

On the 7th instant, after a long and severe illness, SARAH,
wife of Mr. WM. WILLIAMS, engineering-smith, Birkenhead.

Same day, at Glenloe, near Galway, in her S3d year, the Dow-
ager Lady FFRENCH.
Same day, at Rock Ferry, FANNY, eldest daughter of Mr.
WM. GLAISTER, formerly of Annan.

Same day, in Devon-street, aged 45, CATHERINE, wife of
Mr. THOMAS PORTER, formerly of Thornton, near Poulton-
le-Fylde. _

it Dublin, JOHN BOISE, Esq., mayor of Lime

---Same day, at Preston, HELEN ELIZABETH, only daughter
of the Rev. ROBERT HARRIS, B.D.
On the 9th instant, LOUIS HENRY. second s