The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-22 00:00:00

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- -- •At Creech Range, near 'Wareham, Mr. Abbott, aged 100 years.
At Axminster, the relict of the late Mr. E. Bucknole, aged 99 year 5
A few days ago, at Ormskirk, Mrs. Bierpark, aged 44.
On Friday, the 19th ult. at Frome, Thomas tlolledge, aged 89. A
brother who survives him is at present 91 years pf age, his wife 86,
and a sister the same age. The deceased lived during the reign of four
kings, and was in the- employ of the Messrs. Sheppards, of Prime
fora .
of fifty-six years. In consideration of his faithful
eerigoci gentlemen pensioned him off, seven years ago, kindly
, services,
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allowing him £l3 per annum.
On Tuesday, the 23d ult. at Newyork, Mrs. Marion Woodrow, wife
of the Rev. Tbsepaas Woodrow, late of Carlisle, England. This afflict, ins ai,spensatien was peculiarly severe. Mr. Woedrow arrived in this
cis, bat a few weeks since with his family, consisting of his lady, her
sister, and seven young chiklren. Hearing of a vacant church, in
Dutchness City, Mr. W. repaired thither three weeks ago, leaving his
wife and family well. She was taken ill soon after his departure, and
died suddenly in a land of strangerS, on the night above mentioned,
surrounded only by her sister and children. The affectionate hue**
was only apprized of his bereavement when he entered the hpuiae
his return,—just in season to attend her remains to the house for op
all
living.—New York paper.
arridaY, the 4th inst. aged 29, Margaret, youngest daughter of
On Mr. Edward,Molyueux, wheelwright, Blackburn.
Saturdey,the sth inst. much regretted by a numerous family
and a large circle of friends, Mr. Ralph Partington, miller, Limekiln-
lane, aged 44 years.
On Sunday, the 6th inst. at Kilrush, in the county of Clare, of water
on. he chest, Mrs. John Kean, greatly regretted by her family and
friends.
On Monday, the 7th inst. aged 35, Mrs. Gaskell, relict of the late
Mr. Peter Gaskell, painter, &c. Finch-street, leaving four orphans to
lament her loss.
On Tuesday, the Bth inst. at Anderson's-buildings, South Shields,
aged 105, Mrs. Mary Mitekey. She retained her faculties to the last.
On Wednesday, the 9th instant, aged 107, Mrs. Elizabeth Fawley,
pf Braunstone-gate, Leicester. . She was a native of Warwickshire,
and had been a widow about seventeen years. She retained Tier fa-
culties to the last in a wonderful degree, and appeared to suffer com-
paratively little from the effects of her almost patriarchal age. Her
sister died a short time ago, between the age of 90 sea.d.loo years.
On Friday, the 11th inst. aged 31, after .a protraoted illness, Mr.
Wm. Cain, pilot, second son of Mr. Archibald Cain, beetatese• He
was much respected by all who knew him, and has left a wife and two
children to deplore their loss.
Same day, at Edinburgh, Hugh M`Queen, Esq., Writer to the Signet.
He had been in confinement for temporary derangement, and, having
escaped from his keepers, precipitated himself, from a high window
and was killed.
Same day, aged 24 years, Margaret, wife of Mr. W. A. Wigley, and
second daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Worthington.
On Saturday, the 12th inst. at the West Derby Workhouse, I,ow-
hill, Mr. John Lavery, aged 39 years.
Same day, deeply regretted by all who knew him, Mr. John Joplin,
of the firm of Messrs, J. and J. Joplin, wine and spirit merchants.
Same day, after a long and painful illness, which he bore
thin fortitude, Mr. Iticliard Quirk, at an advanced age.
On Monday, the 11th inst. after a long illness, aged 70 years, Elisa-
beth, wife of Mr. Win. Hawkins, late of Warren-street.
Same day, aged 47, Mrs. Martha Gledhill, deeply regretted by her
numerous friends.
Same day, at Kirkdale, in his 61st year, Mr. W. Cook.
On Tuesday last, in Falkner-street, Mr. Joseph Dentith, aged 44.
Same day, at his seat, Lees Court, Kent, the Right Hoe.. 14eacie
Richard Lord Sondes, in his 44th year.
Same day, at Hackwood-park, the Right Hon. Lady Dorchester, in-
her 81st year.
Same slay, Mi. John lleliie,.warehousemeat, aged 45, couch respected
by all who knew him.
On Wednesday last, aged 40, Mary Collister, artgood ,and faithful
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servant for twenty-eight- years to the late Mrs. ()blase% of Xing, street,
Same day, at Barnsley, in the 19th veer of her age, Ann Agnes,
third daughter of the Rev. R. Willan, M.A. minister of St. Mary's,
in that town.
SaMe day, Haenah, the wife of Mr. Thomas Bowman, joiner, Car
vendisb-street.
Same day, after a long and lingering illness, in her 32d year, Mary-,„ the belovedand affectionate wife of Captein Thomas Rimmer, of Aber-
dovey, master of the brig Susaiinah, deeply regretted by her relatives
and friends.
On Thursday last, in her 75th year, Elizabeth, rel4d of the late hitr.
Edmund Holt, Lime-street.
Satre day, Thoinas, third son of the late Mr. Prancit Ashley, of
Frodsham, aged 38 years.
Same clay, at Fairfield Hall, the seat of E. D. Falkner, Esq. aged
76, Elizabeth Hatton. She possessed the esteem and regard of the
family, in which upwards of fifty-two years of a life of faithful attach-
ment:had been passed, as well as that of her QWII relatives and friends.
Same day, aged 24 years, Margaret Emma, third daughter of Mr.
Cheesborough, accountant.
Same day, at his residence, Seacombe, Mr. John Wilson, late of
Lord-street, upholsterer.
On Friday last, at Kensington, aged 83, Thomas Watkinson, Esq.
On Saturday last, at Knowsley, Mrs. Ann Whalley, aged 48 years.
Same day, at Everton, Ellen Jane, second daughter of the late .Mr.
Andrew Dodson, of this town.
Same day, Mr. Joseph Lacon, solicitor.
Mr. Joseph Williams, tailor, Roscoe-lane, aged 40 years.
On Sunday last, at his residenee in Pembroke-place, in the 4lat
year of his age, Mr. Robert Taylor, third clerk to the Comptroller of
the Customs ; who, during a period of 27 years service in that depart,
nient. acquired for liiinse f an tndisputed character for integrity .e
usefulness in his official capacity ,and which met with the approbation
of his superiors. Those who have had to transact business with him
will long remember the urbanity of his mariners.
Same day, in the 61st year of her age, Deborah, the beloved wife of
Jagnes deeply regretted by her family, and a large circle of
friends.
Yesterday, after a long illness, Thomas Christian, Esq., Surgeon,
of this town, deeplylamented, in the 62d year of his age.

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