The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27 00:00:00

JULY 20.
!ek ending yes- I

Edward
,
npo-rt from all Mr. Edward Kneenan, of Benburby, county Tyrone.
.nting to 73,760 Same day, AGNES, youngest daughter of Mr. HARRISON
of Mount-pleasant, late of Penrith.
unusually large Same day, in Mason-street, Edge-hill, in her 1(
the kingdom ; JANE, relict of Mr. J. RICKERBY, of Mary port.
covered the de- On the 20th instant, aged 7 years, THOMAS ROYDED
?ty at the full beloved son of Mr. EDMUND MOLYNEI

2nd year

Treat
same

some _....., ,iay, in. Cambridge-street, a5l, o•ed Mr. W. H. WOOD.
Same day, in Scotland-road, of Typhus fever, in his 40th
year, Mr. THOMAS CART WRIGHT, butcher, St. Martin's
Market.

Itame day, aged I year and 7 montha, CHARLES WILLIAM
eldest son of Mr. BENJAMIN CALLOW; of Devon-street.
Same day, at Maesguallod, near Overton, Flintshire, ANNE,

7s. a. B.a_ Bch;

_.......,,....0....8mcl- CU l' L 0 6® 10 9 CheeTham-bill, Manchester.
0 9 —II 0 Same thy, aged 45, ANN, wife of Mr. J. CLARK, stone-
-9 6 9 9 mason.

Esq.. solicitor

Same day, at Waldon Manor, near Shrewsbury. i
Ins. r, A 1111,111, •

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year, nr.ihrilitUti, wife of ROBERT AGLIONISEENIY.
Esq., of Walford Manor and Hatton Gran,,e, Salop.
On the 2lst instant, aged 50, SARAH', widow of the lab
JAMES QUIRK, Esq., of the Isle of Man, and eldest daughte:
of the late Mr. William Barley, of Toxteth-park.
Same day, aged 6 weeks, ANNE JANE, daughter of Mr. J
MACK.
Same day, at his residence, Cateacre_ in his 75th van,. •t,

—— Rev. WILLIAM SHEPHERD, LL.D.
Same day, JOHN, youngest son of Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN
—— tragedian, Theatre-Royal.
53 0 —55 0 Same day-, of consumption, aged 12 years, WM.
son of JOHN J. DELANY, of Rostock-street.
Same day, MARY, relict of the late JOHN TOMKINSON
51 0 Esq., of Lostock-lodge' near Northwich.
On the 22nd instant, at his residence, in Pall-mall West,
55 0 London, in his 53rd year, the Right Hon. DENNiS O'CONOR, 58 0 commonly called " The O'Conor Don," one of her Maj.esty's
Lords of the Treasury.- In 1824; deceased was married to
Mary Aim, daughter of Major Blake, since deceased. He had
his seat in the House of Commons, as representativ'
-5v of Roscommon, since 1831. As a politician, t"
-c an ardent and consistent Liberal. He was
mf the ancient family of the O'Conors, as

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from Ireland, the youn
sent. A Very have died
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Mr. ROBERT FAIRCLOUGII
o his grave by fifteen children
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of her daughter, Mrs. Cobham, Mr

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