The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-03-02 00:00:00

DIED

On the 6th of December last, aCßelize, Honduras, of the fever of
the country, Miss SOPHIA BOWEN; also, having survived her
sister only a few days, Miss MATILDA BOWEN.
Ou the sth ultimo, at St. Michael's, Azores, Mr. JOSEPH
WILSON, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Wilson, of this town.
On the Bth ultimo, at Brussels. aged 86, Mrs. WILSON, the wife
of General Wilson. Standing before an open fire place, her shawl
caught fire, and she was so severely burnt that she expired in great
agony.

On-the 12th ultimo, at her residence, in Queen-street, Devon-
port, MARY, relict of the late Mr. JAMES GRANVILLE and
mother of Mrs. Selina Dolling, West Derby. ,
On the 15th ultimo, after a lonk and painful illness, aged is,
Mr. JOHN HARRISON, cigar-manufacturer.
On the IGth ultimo, Mr. GEORGE CORRY, of this town, ship
chandler, aged 70 years. On his tomb may, with truth, be in-
scribed "here lies an honest man."

On the 17th ultimo, aged .31 years, THOMAS, son of Mr. JAs.
CRANAGE, watch-maker, Rose-place.
Same day, aged 20, ELLEN CHAPMAN, wife of Mr. EDWIN
WEIGH, late of, the city of Chester.

On the 18th ultimo, aged 11 years, ELIZABETH, only daughter
of Mr. JAMES ASHTON, shipwright.
On the lgth ultimo, in his 81st year, Mr. JOHN DIDDEAR,
father of Mr. Diddear, of the Covent-garden Theatre, and many
years manager of the Brighton, Dover, Deal, and Richmond
Theatres.

Same day, aged 60, Mrs. GASKELL, wife of Henry Gaskell,
Esq., Wigan. '
Same day, at Cassel, the Electress of HESSE.
Same day, at Ball's-park, Herts, the seat of his son.ln-law,
Captain Townshend, Rear Admiral Lord GEORGE STUART,
His lordship was the youngest son of the late Marquis of Bute by
his first marriage, and uncle to the present marquis.
Same day, in the 74th year of hes age, Princess AMELIA, of
Anhalt-Bernburg Schaumburg, a Princess of the House of Nassau.
On the 20th ultimo, awfully sudden, of apoplexy, at West
Derby, Mr. THOMAS LEIGH.
On the 21st ultimo, aged g months, JOSHUA, infant son of Mr.
BENJAMIN ROBERTS, painter, Silver-street.
On the 22nd ult., after a lingering illness, aged 64, JANE, wife of
Mr. WILLIAM WILLIAM, of Frederick-street. St. James's, and
daughter of the late Capt. Lewis Owen Bedworth, Barmouth.
On the 23rd ult., ARTHUR, infant son of FREDERICK OXLEY,
Esq., 16, Daulby-street.

Same say, at the Washington Hotel, in St. Paul's-square. ZEMA
BOUSQUET, youngest daughter of Captain ASA. lIIGGINS, of
Baltimore, United States.

Same day, at his residence, George-street, Manchester, after a
short illness, aged 87, WILLIAM SHARP, Esq.
On the 24th ult., in this town, after a short but painful illness,
Captain PETER .MOIR, of the barque Conunerce, of Montrose,
much lamented by his friends and a numerous circle of ac-
quaintance.
Same day, in Moorfields, after a short but severe illness aged
37, Mr. JOHN EVANS, driver of Mr. Peter Eastwood's Railway
omnibus, Royal Hotel.
Same day, at Kirkdale, aged 31, HANNAH, relict .of the late
Mr. JOHN GRAHAM,
Same day, at his lordship's residence, in Brunswick-squart,
Brighton, in his 83rd year, the Earl of ROSSE. The late peer was
one of the representatives of the Irish peerage sitting in the Im-
perial Parliament ; his death, consequently, creates a vacancy in
the number of that body.
On the 25th ult., at his residence. 32, Lord Nelson-street, to the
great
JOSHUA OGLETHORPE.
Same day, lIANNAH ADELAIDE, daughterl
of Mr.
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andJO
THORNTON, Dyers Arms, Cases-street, aged
months. 10
On the 26th ult., aged 2g, Mr. W. S. DUKE, highly respected:by
his acquaintance.
Same day, in his 60th year, JOHN ARCHER, Esq., of Edge-hill.
On the 27th ult , at High Seacombe, aged 25, GEORGE HEYS-
HAM, eldest son of. Mr. RICHARD MACHELL.
Same day, ANNIE, infant daughter of Mr. WM. BOWER.
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spected.
Same day, aged 24, Mr JOHN
Same day, aged 27, Mrs. EVpAANRST,INMGuTIboeNry:Bster ekeetley much-s ee r
Berkeley-street.
On the 28th ult., aged 12 months, FREDERICK FITZER, only
Son of THOMAS FREDERICK HAMPTON, Park-place.
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