The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03 00:00:00

NER, of ~
Horner.

214,- Diulby-stieet, eldest son cf the latekr. Joseph

Same day, aged 22 years, Mr. WILLIAM ARNOLD, assist-
ant grocer, Byrom-street,
Same day, at his house, Islington, aged 54 years, Mr. BEN-
JAMIN ELLIS, senior clerk to the magistrates of the borough
of Liverpool.
_

Same flay, at Sparrows, near Watford, aged 89 years, Admi
ral J. E. DOUGLAS.

On the 26th ultimo, at her father's house, in London, Ma-
dame GIRAULT, wife of M. Theodore Girault, and only daugh-
ter of J. D. FORDYCE, Esq.
On the 26th ultimo, Mr. JOHN HICKSON, flour dealer,
Hightield-street, deservedly respected by all who had the honor
of his acquaintance. He has left nine children to mourn their
loss.

On the 27th ultimo at his residence, ArgTle-street, Birken-
head, aged 29, WILLIAM VALENTINE KNOWLES, artist.
Same day, aged 13 months, ROBERT, infant son of Mr. RO-
BERT WITHAM,of Wayertree.

Same day, at his seat, Maine, county Louth, BERKLEY
BUCKINGHAM SMITH STAFFORD. Esq.
94p
onTyarnsoendoapvz.uiLlazirLaaTEngsonolsgpMSAPeri WILLIAM,
Same day, aged 65, Mr. RICHARD HARDING, spilmnker.
Same day, aged 7 years, HENRY BELL, only son of Mr. H.
C. SUTTON, of Toxteth-park.
Same day, at her yesid_ence,.inßprsmil monlisxtitreTeLt,ElTTSA.B‘Ey,l
LA, 7 - ..
died

et sea on the 27th Apiil
Same day, aged 72, SARAH, relict of Mr. JOHN WESSON,
formerly_of Dale-end, Birmingham.

Same day, RICHARD JEFFERSON EATON, Esq., of Steth-
worth Park, Cambridgeshire, late M.P. for that county.
Same day, at Kirby-hill, near Richmond, in his 94th year,
Mr. CHARLES JAMES FOX.
On the 28th ultimo, at his town resident
square, London, of cancer of the net
of

n Printi

3eanvood, Birks, principal proprieior of The Trtiz-e;:"—'.
Same day, in her 70th year, Miss ANN KNIGHT, of Mount
pleasant.

- Same day, in St. Thomas's Hospital, London, in h
year, JOHN CARRUTHERS, the celebrated wrestler
cause of his death w

ere attack of jaundice.
y, at an advanced age, Mrs. ANN YOUNG, former

Same day, at his house, in Berkeley-squat
834 year, Sir GEORGE MARTIN, G.C.8., G
of the Fleet, and Vice-Admiral of the United
services of the deceased were of a distinguished char
was midshipman of -

London, in his

M.G., Admiral

'arch, in Keimel's action, 1778, and
etion, off Grenada, 1779. He also
April and May, 1780. He was
Pt. Vincent, 1797, and at the
I Nimfa. in

took part in Ifodnc
captain of the Irre:
destruction of the
Conil Bay. His next
thumberland, when 1•
seventy-four. He next took part in the blocl
capture of the French frigate Diane. In 1801
x div I the expedition to Egypt, and in ISOS was capta]

frigates

rvices were while captain of the No
.ptured the French ship Genereux
itf

in Calder's action.
of a squadron, off Cadiz
1809 he took possession
destroyed two French li

;non rrom 1
a the Wes
)r St. Vinci

o tne ti
Sir Ge

zetted (

ter of Mr. JOH

Same day,
DE LA GAI
Peto. Eso.

ter of thefa't

ELIZABETH

r. JAMES

RY ANN HOWELL, daugh-

Bootle, FLORENCE; the infant'

Mr. Connor is an English

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Liverpool, 31st July, 1847.

Y CARRIED OVER

coon's CI

from Col. John Fisk that a m
at Niagara Falls on Sunday last. A fine lac
of John Murphy, aged 13 years, in the emi
Porter, in crossing to Chippewa in a canoe
into the rapids, on the Canada side, and into the Great
Horse-shoe Fall. When he was first discovered he was

beyond the reach of all earthly assistance ; and,
the little fellow did all that courage and stren
do, holding his slight canoe for nearly twenti

..,
almost stationary, and, when tired nature gave up con-
fThounedb of
foktee
the
tending longer with the wind and current both against
him, the little fellow plunged overboard, and with the
courage and perseverance of a man for some time breasted.
the
was
the current. But, alas ! too late ; though within 101
yards of the shore, he was in the embrace of the rushing
never
barrrek wereleass itsail It
tcaratgamraecntiswolich
of his frail
little mariner. A widowed, lAgt&REtkuttae children:
mourn the loss of a son andibpok
strap era
lament the fate of a noble alTd t gWt ect
e %mn
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