The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-16 00:00:00

DIED.

At Chertsey, Mr. Wm. Goring, aged 104 years; he had eighteen•
children. He was very temperate in his mode of living, his fayourite.
and strongest drink being very weak gin and water, and his recollec-
tion, until a very few months of• his death, was unimpaired. On hie
attaining his 92d year, he walked twenty miles during the day.
In his 105th year, Mr. Henry M'Clornan, of Barraek-street, Belfast.
He retained his faculties to the last, being able to give his blessing to
all whom he saw or recollected a few m'notes before he died. Li
August last he stood sponsor for a child, for the great-grandmother, of
which child he stood spor. sor 72 years ago.
A few days ago, in Dublin, aged 78 years, Admiral Sir Thos, Paken.
ham. He was senior admiral in the royal navy, and the last of the,
heroes who commanded ships in Lord Howe's.inernorable, action on
the " glorious first of June," 1794.
Lately, at the house of his father, Malpas, Mr.,Thoreas Sha.wour!.
geon, late of this town.
On 'A
uesday, the 25th ult. at Pasture-house, Lytham. after a, short
illness, the Rev. Robert Lister, A.M. for upwards, of thirty years
minister at Lytham, aged 66.
On Thursday, the 28th ult. after a lingering illness, which he bore
with christian fortitude, aged 45 years, Mr. William Kendall, solicitor,
deeply regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends.
On Monday, the Ist inst. aged 30, Mr. John Killey, eldest son, of
the late Mr. John Killey, tailor.
Same day, near Macclesfield, in consequence of an accident which
occurred on the previous Friday, Mr. Joseph Taylor, coachman,late•
landlord of the King's Monument, London-road, aged 42 years.
On Sunday, the 7th inst. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs,.
Markindale, at the advanced age of 94, Mary, relict of the late John,
Moss, Esq. of Ordsall Hall, near Manchester, and mother of Mrs,
Trevitt, of Southport.
Same day, aged 80 years, Mr. Charles Smoult, of this.town,
sally respected.
Same day, Thomas,, the infant son of Mr. Joseph Dobson, Woi.,
stenholme-square.
Same day, at the residence of her mother, at Parndon, in Cheshire,
Hannah, youngest daughter of the late George Edward Dale, Esq..
banker, of this town.
Same day, in her 51st year, Frances, daughter of the late Mr. Geo..
Stones, Nall-lane, Blackburn.

Same day, at the Infirmary, Chester, Mr. Edward Roberts. of Llan-.
gerniew, Denbiglishire, aged 28, upwards of four years visiting-sur
geon to that charity.
On Tuesday last, in Prescot-rtreet. Qt apoplexy, Alr. ChArtea Mer—
cer, aged 47.
On Wednesday last, in Burlington street, Bath, Frances E.veralda
Bold, daughter of the late Jonas Bold, Bsq. of Bath.
On Friday last, aged 60, Margaret Bandies, for thirty-two years a
faithful servant t o Mrs. Jones, of the Ring's Arms hotel, in this
town.
On Friday last, aged 24, Eliza Sidney Syers, ; wife of Mr. W. Svers,
Netherfield-road North, and youngest daughter of Mr. James Weet-
man, Breck-road, Egerton.
Same day, at the house of her brother, Mr. Dixon, surgeon, Birken,
head, Mrs. Rrettargh, aged 33 years..
On Saturday last, at Wayprtree, Mra., Forrest, relict of the late
Alexander Forrest, Esq. aged 63 years.
On Sunday last, Miss iiilton, of (Jarston,
respected.much and deservedly

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