The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-05-02 00:00:00

DEATHS.

Lately, aelluch Hoole, near LeARA, aged 102, Private.
13aniber, an out-pensioner. The deceased-tad
been in Tec-eipt of a pension of 1s: a-day for sixty-three
years. 11e' joined the army in I:771, and was discharged
in 1791, Sifter twenty years' servive, his age being lisen
thirty,eight- years. _ _

Os; thdlatit. February, at Rio' deVianeiro, George Allan,
youngest sou of Mr. Gabriel Williams, formerly of the
LiverpOol gas works.

ult., aged is, earolinaAnn, daughter of Mr.
J. Griffiths; Gill-street.

On the 2811 ult., at Runcorn; afteryears of severe-otiffer-
ing, aged 19, John J. 11., oideertson ,of Mr. J. R. Cornish,
of 'Era-street.

the3loll ult., at Southport, aged 34, Ann, the Aife
of Mr. 'Samuel Aston, of H. M:ts 'Customs in this *am

Ors the•Vith ult.., at Norton4itreet, aged"' 12,i.;m,
widow Of the late Mr. J. Seward; late of Leominster.
On file 24th tilt., at his resideneefiSpringfiekl, nearliurn-
ley, very suddenly, aged 50, Riehard 'Howard, Esq.
On fhe-241is ult., at Chester, Edith, infant' daughter of
T. B. HngleF,, Esq., of Liscard.
On The -Mk ult., aged 43, Mr. IV-Aliam Oldfield--leord,
late of the 'Royal Oak Hotel, Seaforth.
On tiste'2sll ult.; at her residence, Kensingtonsmear
this town, giogina, relict of the late Mr. John lel4p4e,
merchant.

On the 25111 olt., at Litherland, after a long and painful
illness, aged• Se., Agnes, wife of Mr.,3<thn Totterdell.
On the '2511-111t., at the residence of this sister, agedtoB. ,
Mr. Joseph 'Woodward, son of thelate Mr. Joseph Wood-
ward, clerk of Zastham Churells Cheshire.
On the frili'th-dit., at hes residence; in Exeter, in her list
year, Nancy, ?Pellet of the late Thomas Follett, Esq.,-of
Hthis town.

• On the 251tIltit, aged 7, Jobn, son-of-11r. John-Dixon,
Xirirdale.
On the `2.sthArit., at Runcorn, Mr: Thomas Chadwick,
lormerly captainkS the Rock Ferry steamer Sylph.
On the .25th-tit, at Broughton4n--Furness, Mr. Ben-
jamin' Wilson,' in-the 80th year of iiis,age, father of-Mr..
ar4hn. Wilson, inflow chandler, of this town.
Oar the 26th tit; in his 30th year, Mr.: Butterfield,
licensed victualler,,dArown-street.
ifkr • the .26th ult., at Everton-brow, ,aged 86, Latham
Harmer, Esq.
f4arthe 26th -ult., -at Edinburgh, aged about -75,. Lord
Cockburn. His. lordship was called to the :bar in 1800,
wasappointed Solicitor-General by the Whig administra-
tion-who carried the Reform Bill, and was -raised to-the
Benclaz 1834.

On.t-he 27th nit., at-Wigan, aged 4, Charles Herbert,
son 'of 'Mr. John eddft, late of Smithdown.terrace, in
this town.

On the-elth ult., at' his-qesidence, in Islingtori, aged 61,
Mr. William Torshanr, printer and stationer.
On the tTh• nit., aged 46, Mr. Peter Aspinall,•earstAvner,
Lower Milk-street.

On the-28th, alt., aged 42, Wary Willcox,.oitlydaughter
of Mr. James sop, of Upper Browulow-hill.
On the.2Bth,llll., Margaret iEliza, the infant dantlier
of Edward Stanistreet, Esq.
On the 28th Alit.. aged ,14 ,months, John Freer, sett,ef
Mr. John Rudkin fitott,'Paseoe‘terrace, Everton.
On the 29th 'ult., George •Chtilener Orme, son of 'Ur.
William H. Orme,rflaughton,,Classhire.
On the 29th ult„ .aged .1 year and 5 months, John,
Burnet, son of Mr. Rl. Maxwell, Tapley-place, Edge-lane.
On the 29th ,tilt„ raged 9 years -and 1 month, Henry.
Edward, eldest son ,of 'Mr. Edward Hoyland, Barlow-
Atreet, West Derby-road.
On the 29th ult, at ffive, aan, at-Burlington-street, Lon-
,don, the Marquis of Anglesey. The Meath of the aged
Marquis of Anglesey Withdraws another of the renowned
.601Vers of the last war. enry William Paget was born
4111768. As Lord Paget, sad subsequently Earl of Ux-.
'bridge, he saw and acted in the great scenes of the Revolu-
-tion mar, from the Flemish campaign of the Duke of York.
-to<that of the Hundred Days. It is noted as curious that
our most dashing cavalry officer should have list served in
an infantry regiment. the sOtb, acids own-raising. Lord
Anglesey was Master-of the Ordnance under Mr. Canning,
and twice Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Since 134 he has
taken little part in public affairs, :and his last public ap-
pearance was as, perhaps, the most conspicuous •atourner
at the funeral of his great chief.