The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-01 00:00:00

DIED.

Jane, wife of J. Bolwell Davidge, Esq. lessee afthe Surrey Theatre,
London.
Mrs. Mary Bapiall, Abberley, Worcestershire, aged 102. Her
death was preceded by about three months of sickness, but up to that
time she enjoyed excellent health, and, up to the :ast, her general
faculties were but slightly impaired.
At Naples, in the 59th year of his age, Sir William Gell.
In September last, in his 27th year. on his way from Jubbulpore to
Calcutta, Lieut. George Henry Venables, of the 29th Regiment Ben-
gal Native Infantry, and eldest son of the Rev. George Venables, rec-
tor of Machynlloth.
On Wednesday, the 3d inst. at Wrexham, aged 7 years, Frances
Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. C. Eddowes.
On Sunday, the 7th inst. at Conway, Dorothy, third daughter of the
late Rev. Evan Ellis, vicar of Llandrillo, in her 64th year.
Same day, of consumption, aged 39, Professor Hoffman, of Berlin.
Thus has been prematurely lost to the world a man of indefatigable
application and of immense literary and scientific attainments.
Same day, at Newark, mach lamented b a large circle of friends,
Richard, eldest son of the late Mr. William Hindley, of Holm° Notts,
and brother to Mr. E. C. Ilindley, tea dealer, of this place.
On Tuesday, the 9th inst. aged 37, Mr. Charles Jones, land-surveyor.
Oswestry.

On Wednesday, the 10th inst. aged 60 years, Mary, relict of the late
Mr. Joseph Syers.

On Friday, the 12th inst. at Chorlton-cum-Hardy, the infant son of
the Rev. Peter Hordern.

Same day, Mary, third daughter of Mr. John Wright, Carr•lake-
house, West Derby, aged 21 years.

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Same day, in his 70th year, Richard Hilton, Esq. Darwen Lodge.
Same day, aged 103 years, Mr. David Thom, the oldest resident in
Cupar Angus. fie often gave a lengthened detail of the proceedings
he witnessed in the Rebellion of 17.10, being then about thirteen years
of age. lie retained the use of his mental powers until within a few
minutes of his death.

On Sunday, the 14th inst. at Sevenoaks Vine, aged 81, Mrs. Ran-
dolph, relict of John, Lord Bishop of London, whom she survived
twenty-three years.

Same day, at Clapham, in his 9eth year, John Gillies, LL,D. Ile
was author of the well-known History of Ancient Greece, and other
works, and for a great many years held the situation of Historiographer
to his Majesty for Scotland. lie is brother to Lord Gillies.
On Tuesday, the 16th inst. in his 71st year, Mr. Meredith Williams,
hosier, Eastgate-street, Chester.

Same day, in Edinburgh, Mrs. Nicholl, of that theatre.
Same day, at Bulkeley-place, Beaumaris, Rowland Williams, Esq.
in his 80th year.

On Wednesday, the 17th inst. at the house of his son-in-law, Mr.
William Grice, saddler, Runcorn, aged 62, Mr. John Williams.
Same day, aged 39, Martha, wife of Mr. Joseph Duckworth,
butcher, After her death, seventeen sovereigns were found stitched
up in her stays, and, in various hiding places about the house, other
quantities of money were discovered, altogether amounting to about
1:3,0, which she had secreted unknown to her husband.
Same day, in Peel, Isle of Man, Mr. John Cowen, joiner, aged 70
years. The deceased made his coffin upwards of four years since,
and used it hs a tool-chest up to the time of his death, and was buried
in it on Sunday last.
On Friday; the 19th inst. at Ashbotirn, Derbyshire,Lydia Elizabeth,
the wife of the Rev. Paul Belcher.
Same day, at PrescOt, in his 25th year, James, third soh of Mr.
James Spencer, Carrick-upon-Suir, Ireland.
Same day, at Over Darwen, aged 91, Mr. John Sharpk.s-, formerly
landlord of the Eccles Inn. He was the oldest landlord in Lancashire,
having obtained sixty licenses from Blackburn in sixty successive,
years.

On Saturday, the 20th inst. Janetta, youngest daughter of Mrs.
Ilynde, Russell-street.
Same day, aged 75, Ann, relict of the late Mr. John Grant, and
sister to the late Benjamin Knipe, Esq. of Lim:leo:at.
Same day, at West Derby, Susanna, wife of Mr. Jabez Vale, in her
31st year.
On Monday, the 22d inst, after a lingering Illness, Mary, the be-
loved wife of Mr. D. Gorman, Whitechapel. She was an affectionate•
wife, a faithful friend, and a truly religious Christian.
On Thursday last, aged 7 months, George ilaslewood, On of Mr.
T. 0. Cooper, Rodney-street.
Same day, in his 51st year, Edward Carbutt, M.D. one of the phy-
sician to the Manchester Royal Infirmary, Dispensary, Lunatic hos—
pital and Asylum.
Same day, aged 49, Sarah, wife of Mr. 'Wm. Aspinal and AlAngbter
of the late Mr. George Upton, of Woodchurch, Cheshire. •
On Friday last, Mr. Robert Alfleck, draper, aged 22, eldest son of
Mr. Robert Altteck, merchant, Kirkpatrick, Durham.
Same day, in Meekleaburgh-square, London, aged 51, R. Win-
sta tiley , Esq.

On Saturday last, after a long and painful illness, which be bare with
christian fortitude, Mr. Robert Matthias, aged 38 years_
Same day, at his residence, Marshfield, Litherland, in his 12d year.
Mr. Thomas Chaffers.
Same day, in his 65th year, Mr. Robert Lathbury, chemist, of thin
town.