The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-22 00:00:00

DIED.

On Wednesday, the 30th ult. at Lyme Regis, aged 4 years, John,
son of William Wardell, Esq. banker, Chester.
On Thursday, the 31st ult. aged 2 years, Thomas Henry, youngest
son of Mr. Langley, Lime-street.
On Friday, the Ist inst. aged 17, James, eldest son of Mr. George
Littlewood, of Ilolywell.
Oa Saturday, the 2cl inst. aged CO, at Pentoyn, near Llanwrst, Peter
Titley, Esq. one of his Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants for the county
of Denbigh.
Same day, much respected, aged 54, Ann, relict of the late Jolla
Price, Esq. Denbigh,
Same day, at Douglas, Isle of Man, Mary eldest daughter of the
late Rev. Ebenezer Minshol, Minister of Cockpen, North Britain,
Same day, in his 83d year, at his house, in Micklegate, York, George
'cacock, Esq. Senior Alderman of that city. The duties of a maps-
crate during many years were discharged by him with equal dignity
and ability, and lie ever distinguished himself in public as in private
a gentlemen of fine feelings and of the strictest integrity.
On Sunday, the 3d inst. at Tilstone-lodge, the infant son of J. Tolle-
mache, Esq.
On Monday, the 4th inst. aged 50, much respected, Mr., George
Wildon, Haydock-lodge, near Warrington, training groom.- He had
been thirty-eight years in the training stable, during twenty-five of
which he s.-rved theilate John Clifton, Esq. of Lytham, and the pre..
sent Sir Thomas Stanley, Bart. of Ifooton, near Chester. He was
an honest, indefatigable, faithful, and fortunate servant; and without
the least stain on his character.
Same day, at Davie, Georgia, aged 21, Elizabeth, wife of G. Yonge,
Esq. of Macon, Georgia, N.S. of America, and daughter of Thos. J.
Atkinson, Esq. Caven-garden, near Ballyshannon, Ireland.
Same day, at the Priory, Wrexham, aged. 75, Letitia, third daughter
of the late Rev. John Eyten.
Same day, aged 32, Mr. T. Chew, saddler, Northwieh.
On Wednesday, the 6th inst. aged 82, Ann, wife of Mr. Willtana
Lloyd, gardener of the late Lord Kirwan, Dysanwy, near Conway.
On Monday the 11th inst. at the advanced age of 90, Mrs. Copley.
the mother of Lord Lyndhurst. This estimable lady, besides the
proud gratification of witnessing the well-earned honours of hes
eminent son, had the pleasure of enjoying his society throughout her
long life, having, we believe, never lived apart from him. To a man
of his lordship's benevolent and affectionate disposition the loss of his
maternal friend will be a heavy one. It is their first separation.
On Thursday, the 14th inst. Mr. Thomas Pickton, Islington, aged
48 years.
Same day, aged 52, Mr. John Kellett, coachmaker, deeply regretted
by his family and friends.
Same day, aged 60, Jonas Brook, Esq. of the firm of Jonas Brook
and Brothers, extensive cotton-spinners, Meltharn-mills, near Hu&
dersfield.
On Friday last, at his residence, near Yooghaii, Mr. Dominick
Ronayne, lII.P. for Clonmell.
Same day, at Dublin, after a long and painful illness, Which she bore
with true christian fortitude, Rachael, widow of the late John M'Col.
lam, Esq. Collector of Excise in that city,
On Saturday last, after a few day's illness, aged 35, Mr. Ralph Smith,.
well, shipwright, Clayton-street, much and deservedly respected.
On Sunday last, aged 47, Alice, wife of Mr. Thomas Robinson.
cabinet-maker, Stanley-street.
On Monday last, at Prescot, universally respected and regretted.
Rachael Titherington, aged 71, a member of the methodist connexion.
On Tuesday last, Mrs. Mary Blackburn, victualler, Riley's-larder:.
aged '72.
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