The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-27 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 4th instant, tt Llanrwst, aced 72, Mr. RHYS JONES,
harper, better known as " Rhys Bach Telynwr." Deceased
spent many years of bis life in England, principally in this town
and Manchester, but was a constant attendant and competitor
at the Eisteddfodau. He gained the principal prizes at the
Eisteddfodau of Beaumaris and Ruthin, and bore away the silver
harp at the Royal Eisteddfod of Denbigh. He was also con-
sidered an excellent performer on the pedal harp; but there
were few who could successfully compete with Rhys Bach OIL
the tliple.stringed harp of Wales.
On the 7th instant, upwards of 100 years old, Mrs. MARY
TINKER, of Bretton, near Wakefield. Deceased was mother of
seven children, grandmother to fifty-three, great-grandmother
to 118, and great•great-mother to two. She was a widow sixty-
four years.

On-the 12th instant, at Leane-terrace, Leamington, in her
75th year, ANN, relit of the late WILLIAM PIM, Esq., of the
Firs, near Derby. . .
.. . .

Same day, suddenly. at Hartlepool, on board of the brig
Jewess, Mr. WM. VENNING, carpenter.

On the 14th instant, at Lancaster, aged 77, Drum-Major JAS.
HAIRISON. Deceased was in the Ist Lancashire Militia
fifty-seven years.
Same day, WM. CLARK CALDWELL, Esq., formerly of the
56th Regiment.
Same day, after a short illness, Mr, WM. LANGCAKE, Cattle
Market, Prescot•road.
Same day, aged 60, ELLEN, wife of Mr. ZACCHEUS RO-
BERTS, builder, Erehy. bill, Cheshire.
On the sth instant, at the residence of her son, in Brownlow-
hill, aged 63. CATHERINE NVNEILAGE, relict of the late
Captain A. GUTHRIE.
Same day, at Roxburgh house. Spittal. aged 84, E. WAL-
PODE BROWNE, Esq., Rear Admiral of the Red.
Same day, at her father's house, Leftwich, near Northwich,
aged 17. JANE, daughter of Mr. JOHN SPEAKMAN.
On the lEth instant, aged 53, JI.NE; widow of Mr. LUKE
MANN.
Same day, aged 52, Mr. JOSEPH HARRISON, of Back Brid-
port-s•reet.
Same day, at Bellevue, Shrewsbury, in her 73d year, SALLY,
relict of Mr. JOSEPH EDGERLI.Y.

Same day, aged 46, ANN, wife of Mr. ROBERT GRAVES.
On the 17th instant, at Glasgow, Mrs. JOHN BARTHOLO-
MEW. mother of Mr. H. Bartholomew, manager of the new
gas-works in that city, and late of this town.
Same day, aged 7 months CATHERINE HETHERINGTON,
infant daughter of Mr. W. D. SCURFIELD. of Bold-street.
Same day, at Wavertrcc, aged 29, MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN
BEAUCAMP, of Bootle.
Same day, aged 61, Mr. THOMAS DARLINGTON, ship-
aright, Park-lane.
Same day. Mr. WM. GLEDRIE, and on Tuesday, his infant
son GEORGE.

Same day, at Hartwith, near Pateley-bridge. aged 100, Mr.
WILLIAM DARNBOROUGH. Deceased was sexton of Hart-
with Chapel forty years.
Same day, at Gravesend, at the house of his brother, Mr.
Wm. Ternan, aged 42, Mr. TERNAN, well known in the
theatrical world. Deceased was born in Dublin in the year
18"4, and, when only seventeen, joined the Kent circuit, then
under the management of Dowton. He afterwards proceeded
to Edinburgh, where he first saw Miss Fanny Jarman, whom
he married. He appeared at Drury-lane as Shylock, Oct. 2r,
1937. Here he remained one season only, and engaged in the
management of the Newcastle and Sheffield theatres, with
most disastrous results, the savings of his early efforts being
lost in the shoals of management. A despondence took pos-
session of his mind, which entirely prevented him from the
exercise of his profession.
On the lath instant, in London, suddenly, THOMAS KIRK-
MAN FINLAY, Esq., of Liverpool.
Same day. at Egremont, aged 19, JOHN, seventh son of F.
BURKE. Esq., of Eccles-street. Dublin.
Same day, at Wigan, aged 91, Mrs. REBECCA BARISCOW,
late of Lancaster.
Same day, at Norbitou-11,11, Kingston. Surrey, the residence
of hfr rephew, R. H. Jenkinson, Esq. iu her 69th year,
MARY, Dc wager Countess of LIVERPOOL.
Same day. at D.ver, of apoplexy, aged 37, MARY ANN. only
daughter of the lute Rev. W. G. ORRETT, of Standish Rectory,
in this county.
On the 19th instant, aged 4 years, ARNOLD, son of Mr.
JOHN GAGE, of Kirkdale.
Same day, at Walton Breck-road, Everton Valley. CHRIS-
TOP ;IER. HERBERT, infant sou of Mr. WM. THOMPSON.
Same day, aged 3 months, RICHARD, son of Mr. J. HART-
LEY, of Great Homer-street.
Same day, suddenly, in her 26th year, JANE, wife of Mr.
HENRY WILLIAMS, of Park-street, Toxteth-park, sincerely
regretted.
Same d. y, at his house in Mason.street, aged 56, Mr. THOS.
M AGM RE, anchor smith.
On the 2"th instant, aged (2, SARAH PARRY, for nearly
thirteen years the faithful servant of R. Bryans, jun., Esq., of
Birkenhead.
wife of
Same day, aced 23, ANNE, Mr. JOSEPH HAMPSON,
of Great Mersey-street. Kirkdale.
Same day, aged 45, JANE, wife of Mr. E. EMETT, hatter,
Scotland road.
Same day, very suddenly, while upon a visit, at Bootle, with
her brother, Mr. James Thompson, solicitor, CATHERINE, the
beloved wife of JOHN CHADWICK, Esq., of Drogheda.
Same day. at his residence. Upper Hill-street, Toxteth-park,
aged 81, EDWARD LAWSON, sen., Esq.
On the 21st instant, aged 42, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr.
JOSEPH:WADE, of this town, and daughter of the late Mr.
Thomas Livest y, builder, Hulme.street, Crescent, Salford.
Same day, aged 3 years and g months, RICHARD ACKERS,
son of Mr. T. A. TITHERINGTON, of t.sford-street.
On the 22nd instant, iu Mount-street, Mts. ANN COSNA-
HAN. relict of the late Captain James Cosnahan, of Lark-hill,
Isle of Man, aged 79 years, greatly regretted. 111'

Same day. at Netherton, aged 85. MARGARET, relict of the
late JEKEMIAWILLIAMS, farmer, sincerely regretted by
h numerous circle of friends.

carne day, at Brighton, aged 9', Mr. JOHN SCOTT, father
of the celebrated jockey of that name. He was himself a
jockey in early life, but has been for some time past supported
by his sons.

On the 23rd instant, at London, aged 76, M. OUVRARD, the
celebrated tnancier.
Sarre day, aged 21 mo
On the 24th instant, aged 60, JANE, the beloved wife of Mr.
SAMUEL /ilk KIIAM, of Pitt-street.
WILLIAM STITT JENKINS-, Esq , Green-lane, Nest Derby.
Same day, at Virginia Cottage, near Douglas aged 22 years.
ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of the late Mr. JOHN DAVIES,
merchant, of Liverpool.
Same day, at Maghull, in her 73rd year, HANNAH. wife of
Mr. MICHAEL WOODS, formerly of this town.